Police just executed an unarmed 17 yr old brotha (shot 10 times)
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@AnonTheMessage
BREAKING: Police ready for a fight in front of #Ferguson PD. vine.co/v/OnjWW9n3Qq0
10:41pm - 29 Nov 14
Comments showing how fuckkng stupid can be...
"@TheAnonMessage Awesome! Police will not be intimidated by thugs and democrats.
10:43pm - 29 Nov 14"
(Last I saw democrats pretty much run that area)
BREAKING: Police ready for a fight in front of #Ferguson PD. vine.co/v/OnjWW9n3Qq0
10:41pm - 29 Nov 14
Comments showing how fuckkng stupid can be...
"@TheAnonMessage Awesome! Police will not be intimidated by thugs and democrats.
10:43pm - 29 Nov 14"
(Last I saw democrats pretty much run that area)
I know that shit is for show but wtf...
@occupythemob
We are no longer labeled protesters. The military and police now considered us the enemy. This is the beginning. #Ferguson
10:32pm - 29 Nov 14
RNational Guard out in #Ferguson tonight with machine guns.revolution-news.com/live-video-fro… pic.twitter.com/AZemiZkKFG
11:02pm - 29 Nov 14
@occupythemob
We are no longer labeled protesters. The military and police now considered us the enemy. This is the beginning. #Ferguson
10:32pm - 29 Nov 14
RNational Guard out in #Ferguson tonight with machine guns.revolution-news.com/live-video-fro… pic.twitter.com/AZemiZkKFG
11:02pm - 29 Nov 14
@deray
Supposedly the cops said that if we go down S. Florissant the police said that they can't protect us. #Ferguson
Apparently the officers said there was someone with a rifle further than S. Florissant. #Ferguson
10:12pm - 29 Nov 14
Another person just said that the police told her to not let protestors go down by the train because they cannot protect us there. #Ferguson
10:21pm - 29 Nov 14
Also, hearing that the KKK is down by the train tracks with rifles. #Ferguson
10:22pm - 29 Nov 14
Supposedly the cops said that if we go down S. Florissant the police said that they can't protect us. #Ferguson
Apparently the officers said there was someone with a rifle further than S. Florissant. #Ferguson
10:12pm - 29 Nov 14
Another person just said that the police told her to not let protestors go down by the train because they cannot protect us there. #Ferguson
10:21pm - 29 Nov 14
Also, hearing that the KKK is down by the train tracks with rifles. #Ferguson
10:22pm - 29 Nov 14
Feds Probing Arson of Michael
Brown Sr.'s Church
Federal investigators are looking into an arson fire that burned the Missouri church where Michael Brown's father was baptized over the weekend.
"This is a slow and painstaking process," said John Ham, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which is working with a local task force on the case.
Flood Christian Church was torched Monday night after the announcement that a grand jury had voted not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown Jr.
The church went up in flames around the same time about a dozen other buildings were set ablaze in Ferguson by protesters angered by the grand jury's decision, but it's on a remote section of West Florissant Avenue where other structures were unscathed.
"The police called me and told me the church was on fire," the Rev. Carlton Lee said. "I was in complete disbelief. I didn't think anyone would set a church on fire.
"I feel like one of my children has died. I put my blood, my sweat, my tears into this church, getting this church built from the ground up. To see that it was taken down in a few minutes is really heartbreaking."
He said he told Michael Brown Sr. about the extensive damage on Tuesday afternoon. "He was just devastated again," he said.
The pastor said he doubted the same people who were raging on the other end of West Florissant had burned his church. Instead, he said, he suspected white supremacists who wanted to punish him for his support of the Brown family, who had just been baptized there.
"Sunday, we do the baptism, Monday, the church is one fire. It just doesn't add up," he said.
He said Brown had pledged his help in repairing the damage.
"We rebuild," Lee said. "We do not stop."
Federal investigators are looking into an arson fire that burned the Missouri church where Michael Brown's father was baptized over the weekend.
"This is a slow and painstaking process," said John Ham, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which is working with a local task force on the case.
Flood Christian Church was torched Monday night after the announcement that a grand jury had voted not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown Jr.
The church went up in flames around the same time about a dozen other buildings were set ablaze in Ferguson by protesters angered by the grand jury's decision, but it's on a remote section of West Florissant Avenue where other structures were unscathed.
"The police called me and told me the church was on fire," the Rev. Carlton Lee said. "I was in complete disbelief. I didn't think anyone would set a church on fire.
"I feel like one of my children has died. I put my blood, my sweat, my tears into this church, getting this church built from the ground up. To see that it was taken down in a few minutes is really heartbreaking."
He said he told Michael Brown Sr. about the extensive damage on Tuesday afternoon. "He was just devastated again," he said.
The pastor said he doubted the same people who were raging on the other end of West Florissant had burned his church. Instead, he said, he suspected white supremacists who wanted to punish him for his support of the Brown family, who had just been baptized there.
"Sunday, we do the baptism, Monday, the church is one fire. It just doesn't add up," he said.
He said Brown had pledged his help in repairing the damage.
"We rebuild," Lee said. "We do not stop."
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Flag burning right now in #Ferguson
https://twitter.com/POPSspotSports/status/538935291902689280/photo/1
#Ferguson PD Now. #FergusonAction @AnonCopWatch
https://twitter.com/toofy/status/538935312538292225/photo/1
shutting down trains #pdx #portland #ferguson
The Ferguson Masterpost: How To Argue Eloquently & Back Yourself Up With Facts
http://neuronbomb.wordpress.com/2014/11/28/the-ferguson-masterpost-how-to-argue-eloquently-back-yourself-up-with-facts/
http://neuronbomb.wordpress.com/2014/11/28/the-ferguson-masterpost-how-to-argue-eloquently-back-yourself-up-with-facts/
https://twitter.com/AGarlandPhoto/status/538944692230959108/photo/1
Anticapitalist demonstrators march down Broadway in #Seattle for #Ferguson solidarity protest. @jseattle
https://twitter.com/righttoprotest/status/538446098466357249/photo/1
Solidarity with #Ferguson from #Sarajevo tonight.
https://twitter.com/society_society/status/538948542564286464/photo/1
Sitting in the street outside #Ferguson's police department tonight..
https://twitter.com/CassieRamirez/status/538948976930586624/photo/1
Sit on outside the jail where our arrested comrades may be held #portland #Ferguson
https://twitter.com/theriaultpdx/status/538947991655043072/photo/1
The die in at third and Main had people in the jail flashing lights in solidarity. #pdx #Ferguson
All this and they have made the officer a millionaire and then put him on ABC for an interview to make him look like a hero. It shows the control over the masses and is an extreme show of white supremacy.
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Last night I saw 2 white guys set a fire on W Florissant. Today a church burns. Pastor believes it to be KKK nbcnews.com/storyline/mich… #opKKKFeds Probing Arson of MichaelBrown Sr.'s Church
Federal investigators are looking into an arson fire that burned the Missouri church where Michael Brown's father was baptized over the weekend.
"This is a slow and painstaking process," said John Ham, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which is working with a local task force on the case.
Flood Christian Church was torched Monday night after the announcement that a grand jury had voted not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown Jr.
The church went up in flames around the same time about a dozen other buildings were set ablaze in Ferguson by protesters angered by the grand jury's decision, but it's on a remote section of West Florissant Avenue where other structures were unscathed.
"The police called me and told me the church was on fire," the Rev. Carlton Lee said. "I was in complete disbelief. I didn't think anyone would set a church on fire.
"I feel like one of my children has died. I put my blood, my sweat, my tears into this church, getting this church built from the ground up. To see that it was taken down in a few minutes is really heartbreaking."
He said he told Michael Brown Sr. about the extensive damage on Tuesday afternoon. "He was just devastated again," he said.
The pastor said he doubted the same people who were raging on the other end of West Florissant had burned his church. Instead, he said, he suspected white supremacists who wanted to punish him for his support of the Brown family, who had just been baptized there.
"Sunday, we do the baptism, Monday, the church is one fire. It just doesn't add up," he said.
He said Brown had pledged his help in repairing the damage.
"We rebuild," Lee said. "We do not stop."
11:17pm - 25 Nov 14
@AnonCopWatch My salty old Dad says & I quote blacks don't burn churches. Gang members don't even tag churchs. Nazis & kkk that's it .
8:24pm - 29 Nov 14
BREAKING: STL Klansman Mike Stagner admits to being in Ferguson when the Brown Family church was burned. pic.twitter.com/5lYenKY7Lf
4:22pm - 29 Nov 14
THE LAST WORD 11/26/14
Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury
In the Rewrite, Lawrence looks at a major correction the assistant prosecutors had to make to the grand jury in the Michael Brown case.
http://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/shocking-mistake-in-darren-wilson-grand-jury-364273731666
* I almost threw up after watching this.
Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury
In the Rewrite, Lawrence looks at a major correction the assistant prosecutors had to make to the grand jury in the Michael Brown case.
http://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/shocking-mistake-in-darren-wilson-grand-jury-364273731666
* I almost threw up after watching this.
but he's not a racist...
but he's not a racist...
C'mon. I'm not buying that, that is real.
I know when they first broke, Occupy Wall Street, was split into two camps as with many issues on this board.
However, I had NO idea about this that is planned for tomorrow...
For whatever reason, out of all the civilian injustices by cops to black males this year, Ferguson caught fire.
I wonder if the media will be at select colleges and universities...
However, I had NO idea about this that is planned for tomorrow...
For whatever reason, out of all the civilian injustices by cops to black males this year, Ferguson caught fire.
I wonder if the media will be at select colleges and universities...
For whatever reason, out of all the civilian injustices by cops to black males this year, Ferguson caught fire.
Because the local community rallied around the issue.
I know when they first broke, Occupy Wall Street, was split into two camps as with many issues on this board.
However, I had NO idea about this that is planned for tomorrow...
For whatever reason, out of all the civilian injustices by cops to black males this year, Ferguson caught fire.
I wonder if the media will be at select colleges and universities...
probably might be a bunch of ppl losing their jobs tomorrow if they participate..
Fuck everyone involved in this farce. They need to be brought up on charges for this shit alone.
YouTube assist:
I’m just out here working hard every single day, just trying to be the best poster I can be....
Power structure of oppression
I did not think it could be that simple, but as I contemplate, that really may have been/be the difference.
Good insight.
If teachers, professors, and administrators become involved, possibly.
When it comes down to students, there shouldn't be much fear of that.
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ha ha got 2 with 1 shot
This type of shit won't help shit...not that I'm attaching it directing to the situation in ferguson, but now local Bosnia-American gonna feel a certain way.
Homicide 136: Teens Kill Zemir Begic with Hammers, Police Chief Meets with Protesters
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Zemir Begic and his wife.
Zemir Begic's family thought they'd be safe in America after escaping war and bloodshed in Bosnia in 1996. So when he was found beaten to death by teenagers with hammers on a south St. Louis street this weekend, it came as a devastating shock.
"We came to America to get away from crime because we were getting killed," says Zemir's sister, Denisa Begic, 23. "We were refugees. Our families were getting killed, their houses got destroyed and bombed. We came to America to escape from this, and what happens? My brother gets murdered in America."
Early Sunday morning, police found Zemir unconscious with injuries to his head, abdomen, face and mouth in the 4200 block of Itaska Street, just a mile south of his home. St. Louis police said a group of teens first attacked his car and then turned their hammers on him when he got out.
The juveniles fled by foot after the attack. Police later took two of the youth into custody: a sixteen-year-old male and a fifteen-year-old male.
"I can't believe this happened to my brother," Denisa tells Daily RFT from South Dakota. "They took something away from us that is our blood. I just wish I could kiss him one last time."
See also: St. Louis Bosnians Unite to Help 2-Year-Old Battling Rare Cancer
St. Louis is home to the largest Bosnian community outside of Bosnia, and as word spread of Zemir's brutal death, dozens of Bosnians gathered at Gravois Avenue and Morganford Road, peacefully shutting down the intersection.
Jaime Lees
Protesters demonstrating against the death of Zemir Begic draw police to the intersection near Bevo Mill.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Chief Sam Dotson told protesters that two suspects were in custody and police are searching for two more.
"There is no indication that the gentleman last night was targeted because he was Bosnian," Dotson told the crowd of more than 70 people. "There was no indication that he was targeted because of who he was or where he came from."
The gathering drew police in riot gear -- a not-uncommon site at St. Louis demonstrations after the fatal August 9 shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson. Two people were taken into custody during the pop-up protest. (Editor's note: We'll update when we know more.)
Denisa describes her brother as a talented singer who would drop everything to help a friend or family member. When Denisa's car broke down, he drove out to help her fix it. When a relative needed money for groceries, he gave them what they needed.
"He was an amazing person," Denisa says. "He would give you the clothes off his back."
A family friend launched an online fundraiser to raise money for his funeral arrangements, raising more than $2,500 by Sunday evening.
Denisa says she last spoke to her brother on Thanksgiving and was looking forward to his 33rd birthday on December 7. Begic's brother and friends took to Twitter to share grief and anger over his killing:
The murder is at least the 136th St. Louis homicide this year, according to police statistics. There were a total of 120 homicides in St. Louis city in 2013.
Here's the full report from police:
Incident: Homicide
Location: 4200 block of Itaska
Date/Time: 11/30/14 @ 01:15
Victim: Zemir Begic, 32-year old white male of the 4300 block of Miami
Suspect #1: 16-year old black male
Suspect #2: 15-year old Hispanic male
Officers responded to the above location for the victim of an assault and upon arrival, located the victim unconscious with apparent injuries to his head, abdomen, face and mouth. He was conveyed to a hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Investigation revealed the victim was traveling in his vehicle when several juveniles approached his vehicle on foot and began damaging it. The victim exited his vehicle and the juveniles began yelling at the victim and striking him with hammers. After the assault, the juveniles fled the scene on foot. Two juvenile suspects were located and remanded to the custody of Juvenile authorities. The investigation is ongoing.
Homicide 136: Teens Kill Zemir Begic with Hammers, Police Chief Meets with Protesters
via
Zemir Begic and his wife.
Zemir Begic's family thought they'd be safe in America after escaping war and bloodshed in Bosnia in 1996. So when he was found beaten to death by teenagers with hammers on a south St. Louis street this weekend, it came as a devastating shock.
"We came to America to get away from crime because we were getting killed," says Zemir's sister, Denisa Begic, 23. "We were refugees. Our families were getting killed, their houses got destroyed and bombed. We came to America to escape from this, and what happens? My brother gets murdered in America."
Early Sunday morning, police found Zemir unconscious with injuries to his head, abdomen, face and mouth in the 4200 block of Itaska Street, just a mile south of his home. St. Louis police said a group of teens first attacked his car and then turned their hammers on him when he got out.
The juveniles fled by foot after the attack. Police later took two of the youth into custody: a sixteen-year-old male and a fifteen-year-old male.
"I can't believe this happened to my brother," Denisa tells Daily RFT from South Dakota. "They took something away from us that is our blood. I just wish I could kiss him one last time."
See also: St. Louis Bosnians Unite to Help 2-Year-Old Battling Rare Cancer
St. Louis is home to the largest Bosnian community outside of Bosnia, and as word spread of Zemir's brutal death, dozens of Bosnians gathered at Gravois Avenue and Morganford Road, peacefully shutting down the intersection.
Jaime Lees
Protesters demonstrating against the death of Zemir Begic draw police to the intersection near Bevo Mill.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Chief Sam Dotson told protesters that two suspects were in custody and police are searching for two more.
"There is no indication that the gentleman last night was targeted because he was Bosnian," Dotson told the crowd of more than 70 people. "There was no indication that he was targeted because of who he was or where he came from."
The gathering drew police in riot gear -- a not-uncommon site at St. Louis demonstrations after the fatal August 9 shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson. Two people were taken into custody during the pop-up protest. (Editor's note: We'll update when we know more.)
Denisa describes her brother as a talented singer who would drop everything to help a friend or family member. When Denisa's car broke down, he drove out to help her fix it. When a relative needed money for groceries, he gave them what they needed.
"He was an amazing person," Denisa says. "He would give you the clothes off his back."
A family friend launched an online fundraiser to raise money for his funeral arrangements, raising more than $2,500 by Sunday evening.
Denisa says she last spoke to her brother on Thanksgiving and was looking forward to his 33rd birthday on December 7. Begic's brother and friends took to Twitter to share grief and anger over his killing:
The murder is at least the 136th St. Louis homicide this year, according to police statistics. There were a total of 120 homicides in St. Louis city in 2013.
Here's the full report from police:
Incident: Homicide
Location: 4200 block of Itaska
Date/Time: 11/30/14 @ 01:15
Victim: Zemir Begic, 32-year old white male of the 4300 block of Miami
Suspect #1: 16-year old black male
Suspect #2: 15-year old Hispanic male
Officers responded to the above location for the victim of an assault and upon arrival, located the victim unconscious with apparent injuries to his head, abdomen, face and mouth. He was conveyed to a hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Investigation revealed the victim was traveling in his vehicle when several juveniles approached his vehicle on foot and began damaging it. The victim exited his vehicle and the juveniles began yelling at the victim and striking him with hammers. After the assault, the juveniles fled the scene on foot. Two juvenile suspects were located and remanded to the custody of Juvenile authorities. The investigation is ongoing.
Ferguson mayor: No severance pay for Wilson
The white police officer who resigned almost four months after fatally shooting a black teen, setting off months of sometimes violent protests in Ferguson, Mo., was not asked to leave — but "it's best that we continue to move on as a community," Mayor James Knowles said Sunday.
Wilson, 28, had been on paid administrative leave since shooting Michael Brown, 18, following a brief confrontation on a Ferguson street Aug. 9.
A St. Louis County grand jury declined Nov. 24 to indict Wilson on any charges in Brown's death, sparking more protests.
Knowles said at a news conference Sunday that the city of 21,000 will take a series of steps aimed at increasing minority representation on its police force:
•Fund police academy scholarships. Recipients will be required to work on the Ferguson force for at least two years after graduation.
•Increase the stipend for officers living in the city to $300 per month, up from $100.
•Start a police explorer program in the schools to give students a chance to meet and interact with police officers in a friendly setting.
•Create a citizen review board, which will advise and review operations of the Ferguson Police Department. The board will be made up of citizens not involved in government currently.
All but a handful of the city's more than 50 police officers are white, though the city is predominantly black.
"We are committed to rebuilding the city and to once again become a thriving community for economic development and residential stability," Knowles said.
Wilson said threats directed at the department fueled concern that staying on the force might have "put the residents and police officers of the City of Ferguson at risk, which is a circumstance that I cannot allow."
"It is my hope that my resignation will allow the community to heal. I would like to thank all of my supporters and fellow officers throughout this process," Wilson said in his resignation letter.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...icer-darren-wilson-resigns-reaction/19697739/
The white police officer who resigned almost four months after fatally shooting a black teen, setting off months of sometimes violent protests in Ferguson, Mo., was not asked to leave — but "it's best that we continue to move on as a community," Mayor James Knowles said Sunday.
Knowles said Darren Wilson, who was earning about $45,000 a year, was given no severance when he resigned Saturday, effective immediately.
Wilson, 28, had been on paid administrative leave since shooting Michael Brown, 18, following a brief confrontation on a Ferguson street Aug. 9.
A St. Louis County grand jury declined Nov. 24 to indict Wilson on any charges in Brown's death, sparking more protests.
Knowles said at a news conference Sunday that the city of 21,000 will take a series of steps aimed at increasing minority representation on its police force:
•Fund police academy scholarships. Recipients will be required to work on the Ferguson force for at least two years after graduation.
•Increase the stipend for officers living in the city to $300 per month, up from $100.
•Start a police explorer program in the schools to give students a chance to meet and interact with police officers in a friendly setting.
•Create a citizen review board, which will advise and review operations of the Ferguson Police Department. The board will be made up of citizens not involved in government currently.
All but a handful of the city's more than 50 police officers are white, though the city is predominantly black.
"We are committed to rebuilding the city and to once again become a thriving community for economic development and residential stability," Knowles said.
Wilson said threats directed at the department fueled concern that staying on the force might have "put the residents and police officers of the City of Ferguson at risk, which is a circumstance that I cannot allow."
"It is my hope that my resignation will allow the community to heal. I would like to thank all of my supporters and fellow officers throughout this process," Wilson said in his resignation letter.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...icer-darren-wilson-resigns-reaction/19697739/
Charles Barkley agreeing with the grand jury....verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry shocking..
