See: Government Fanning the Flames of Protest in Ferguson
And they have a megaphone of a mouthpiece to help:
Ferguson grand jury heard evidence for months in complex case
Protests roil Ferguson after grand jury decision
Michael Brown’s family, crowd vent frustration after decision
Protests against Ferguson decision grow across US
Hundreds in Boston protest Ferguson case
I don't see that many even.
Ferguson’s cry for justice still needs an answer
There will be more Fergusons
Bordering on incitement there, BG.
Across city, a sense of resigned anger toward Ferguson
Impassioned crowds take to the streets in Boston
Did they know Kenneth Howe?
Protests over Ferguson, peaceful and violent, continue for second day
Ferguson decision leaves city anguished, uneasy
Brown family blasts prosecutor; Wilson speaks
Darren Wilson explains why he killed Michael Brown
The media’s version of Ferguson
Michael Brown’s death was a failure of the Ferguson police
Sorry I'm not hungry for such fare.
Was Murdered Ferguson Man a Grand Jury Witness?
I hope that whets your appetite.
This whetted mine: ADL once again brags it trains American law enforcement
Avoid the cops at all costs in Massachusetts, and does it ever explain a lot.
Also see:
Florida State Shooting Was Fake
Stairway to Heaven Begins in New York City
Related: Police shooting in housing project ruled homicide
Chasing a Fusillade From Cleveland
"Cleveland police have video of officer shooting boy; 12-year-old was carrying pellet gun near playground" by John P. Coyne and Kantele Franko, Associated Press November 25, 2014
CLEVELAND — A Cleveland officer was less than 10 feet away when he fatally shot a 12-year-old boy carrying a pellet gun near a playground, and video of the shooting is clear about what happened, police said Monday.
Then he was just about next to him.
The boy was confronted Saturday by officers responding to a 911 call about a male who appeared to be pulling a gun in and out of his pants....
‘‘Our officers at times are required to make critical decisions in a split second,’’ Chief Calvin Williams said. ‘‘Unfortunately this is one of those times.’’
He killed a kid that had a toy gun.
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People representing the boy’s family viewed the video Monday, but police didn’t release it publicly because it is considered evidence and because they want to be sensitive to the family, the community and the officer, who is distraught, officials said.
The shooting has led to an investigation of the officer’s use of force. It also contributed to a state lawmaker’s plan to propose legislation requiring all BB guns, air rifles, and airsoft guns sold in Ohio to be brightly colored or have prominent fluorescent strips.
Once the investigation is complete, the case will be presented to a grand jury to decide whether any criminal charges should be brought, Cuyahoga County prosecutor Timothy McGinty said....
Uh-oh.
At least 100 people gathered near a recreation center at the playground Monday night to show support for the boy’s family. Some demonstrators carried signs that read ‘‘Danger Police in Area’’ and ‘‘Police Terror: This Stops Today.’’ They chanted, ‘‘Justice for Tamir!’’
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Candles and teddy bears were left Monday at a gazebo near the playground. At a home less than a block away, a man identifying himself as Tamir’s uncle said the boy’s family wasn’t commenting and referred reporters to an attorney.
The Associated Press left a message for the attorney, Timothy Kucharski, on Monday. He said previously that Tamir went to the park with friends Saturday afternoon, but he didn’t know the details of what led to the shooting and wanted to get more facts and talk to witnesses himself.
The Cleveland case is similar to one last year in northern California.
In that case, prosecutors didn’t file criminal charges against a sheriff’s deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy carrying a pellet gun the officer mistook for an assault rifle. The Santa Rosa boy’s parents were outraged by the decision.
In Cleveland, Mayor Frank Jackson said investigators and other officials are trying to be as transparent as possible to ensure the public can trust the outcome.
What a SAD statement!
Asked at a news conference to comment about the shooting with the context of the then-pending grand jury about the police shooting in Ferguson, Mo., Jackson replied....
Cleveland’s website was hacked amid the investigation.
What?
The city couldn’t confirm who shut down the site and did not receive direct information about that, but officials were aware of a YouTube video purporting to be from the hacker collective Anonymous that references website shutdowns and the shooting, city spokesman Daniel Ball said.
Another self-serving false flag from authority.
Ball said extra security measures are being added before the website is restored.
State Representative Alicia Reece of Cincinnati said she will introduce legislation to require all BB guns, air rifles, and airsoft guns sold in Ohio to be brightly colored or have prominent fluorescent strips. It is modeled after a bill signed by Governor Jerry Brown of California.
Too late for the kid and his family.
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Just making my rounds again, readers.
"The mother of a 35-year-old woman who was fatally shot in the South End over the weekend decried the violence that claimed her daughter’s life, saying Wednesday that people must learn to “resolve their problems without picking up a gun.”
Now if only we could get Amerikan government to feel the same way!
"Roxbury man charged in brazen Dorchester shooting" by Evan Allen | Globe Staff November 06, 2014
The Vietnamese immigrant bought a Dorchester Avenue convenience store sixteen years ago as a fixer-upper, and ever since, he has worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, to build his business and support his family, friends say.
The 46-year-old was behind the counter on Tuesday night with his wife and young son when prosecutors say 21-year-old Jarris Charley burst inside, demanded money, grabbed cash, and then shot the storekeeper on his way out the door as his horrified family watched, police said. The bullet went through the shopkeeper’s torso, according to court documents. He survived and is expected to recover.
“It’s horrifying to think someone would shoot you in front of your child,” said Stuart Schrier, an attorney who has worked across the street from the store owner ever since he set up shop. “Even though he gave him the money, he shot him anyway.“
Charley was arrested a short time later on Savin Hill Avenue. On Wednesday, he was held on $100,000 bail after pleading not guilty to a host of charges including assault with intent to murder in Dorchester District Court.
The shooting of the clerk came in the middle of a violent eight hours in Boston that left four men wounded and one dead in four separate shootings across the city.
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Police were able to use surveillance video and witness descriptions to arrest Charley....
Charley’s attorney, Alyssa Thrasher Hackett, said her client was a lifelong Boston resident who works full time and supports a one-year-old child. She questioned whether police had the right man, noting that none of the proceeds from the robbery were found on him or in the house where he was arrested, and he was not wearing much of the clothing the suspect was described as wearing.
“He’s simply in the area. He’s a six foot black male, which is consistent with a large group of people,” the attorney said. “And this stain that’s on the sweatshirt, I’m not sure it’s going to be sufficiently distinctive.”
They got the wrong guy?
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Related:
"Boston police were hunting on Saturday evening for a man suspected of killing the mother of his 5-year-old son after officers discovered the woman’s body inside the three-decker where the couple lived on Bowdoin Street in Dorchester. An arrest warrant was issued for Paulo Rosa, 30, in connection with the death of his girlfriend, who was the sister of a Boston police officer, according to a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. Authorities identified the woman only as being in her 30s....
A 19-year-old man was in critical condition after he was shot several times Saturday afternoon in a courtyard on Stratton Street in Dorchester, according to Boston Police....
A South Boston woman has been ordered to stay away from her ex-boyfriend, a Boston police officer, after she allegedly forced her way into his house and attacked him and his female friend while both were asleep early Monday, according to court records."
Also see: Suspect in Dorchester killing found dead in the woods
A dream undiminished by senseless shooting
"Law-enforcement officials in Suffolk County are pushing for more money to protect victims and witnesses of violent crimes who testify in court, saying the current funding levels leave them running out of money every year. One lawmaker says Boston legislators hope to double the budget next year, calling the witness protection program “vital” and deserving of full funding. Boston police say the program as it is currently funded leaves them unable to assist everyone who needs it."
Related:
Mayor Walsh hopes to drive agenda with data
Mayor Walsh vetoes creation of panel on men of color
Mayor Walsh fires eight longtime city employees
Walsh is having to clean up the mess made by Menino, the handmaiden to the elite.
Mayor Walsh defends firing of eight city workers
Mayor Martin J. Walsh fires another department chief
Mayor Walsh names top environmental manager
At least the valet will be union.
Man charged with brandishing shotgun near strip club
He's being held without bail.
Hey, look what I found!
NEXT DAY UPDATES:
Most Ferguson protesters in Boston have charges downgraded, dismissed
Boston police used ‘soft approach’ with protesters
Ferguson testimony shows seemingly unorthodox forensic practices
Ferguson grows calmer, but tensions remain
Holiday joy is elusive in Ferguson
Police ID officers involved in 12-year-old’s shooting
So the rookie(?) got out of the car and opened fire in seconds when he was only three yards away?
UPDATES:
Ferguson gives thanks after a quiet night
