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just speculation at this point. if true, it might explain why his aim was so bad.

straddling someone and smashing their head against concrete will get you clipped

If there was a coverup, they wouldn't have admitted that the cop didn't know about the robbery.

I almost went with Sasquatch

if we can see a million photos of abu ghraib, we can see that

not just journos (NSFW) http://s22.postimg.org/akyapt71t/14075172271961_700.jpg

they grew up poor and fatherless. expecting them to obey traffic laws is racist.

they weren't crossing the street. they were walking down the street instead of using the sidewalk like normal human beings.

in the middle of the street? probably none.

noticing two men walking in the middle of the street is now "profiling"

the turd had no respect for the rule of law (see: convenience store robbery). so why would he respect a cop? are you assuming that Brown was passive or in the act of surrendering when the cop shot him? just because the cop pulled the gun didn't mean the confrontation was over in Brown's eyes.

this year or forever?

grizzly bears are likewise unarmed. does that mean they shouldn't be shot if they threaten your life? maybe the physically imposing Brown tried to wrest away the cop's gun. like I said, speculation.

maybe because one shot wasn't enough? the guy was a big dude. if the cop was justified in using lethal force, then the # of shots is irrelevant.

he would have if they didn't obey his orders. we don't even have the cop's version of events, so all of this is speculation.

The robbery is apparently not relevant to why he was stopped. However, it could be relevant to why the suspect reacted in the way he did. Common sense tells us that the officer didn't shoot Brown for not moving out of the street fast enough.

I missed the chimpanzee

are his POF sluts up for grabs?

Dumb. A card is only important if you're at the draft. It's not like he told the team rep in NY to draft Manziel and Stephen ripped the phone out of his hand.