which is what ppl in Ferguson are preparing to happen w/this grand jury taking this long to decide if this case should go to trial

The "I thought he had a gun" defense wouldn't seem very plausible given the fact that several witnesses' story corroborate w/one another that Mike Brown was fleeing the scene and stopped and turned around w/his hands up to surrender once Wilson fired shots at him...

I don't see how a defense attorney can argue Wilson thought his life was threatened in any kind of way when Brown was running AWAY from him...


>>Wilson thought he might have had a gun. you can't prove
>that
>>Wilson didn't think that,
>>
>>with Sean Bell, they said they thought he had a gun. you
>can't
>>verify what people think.
>
>I know a STL IAD cop who investigates officer involved
>shootings and he basically said the same thing. If the officer
>"thinks" his life is in danger then he is justified to use
>lethal force.