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are you some sort of Smart Feller?

the wheelchair makes a difference because it lessens the threat

to accurately fire a gun, don't you need AT LEAST one hand?

and to operate a chair, don't you need TWO?

so how was this person a threat before even AIMING any weapon,,,when there is cover the police can take?,, what? Is he going to wheel his way into a line of fire and take a shot all before they can pull their firearm?.....not likely

This reminds me of a 911 caller telling dispatch there's an armed man in walmart pointing a weapon at people.

Cops went in guns drawn and shot that poor guy dead.

He was holding a pellet gun and never pointed it at anyone

Yes....

No....they can be locked down very simply....and free both hands....and if its on a level surface, it doesnt even need to be locked down....it doesnt just roll around all willy nilly

You mean cover that the officer DID take AFTER he shot him, which was BEFORE the officer said 'drop the gun'.

that first shot seemed a bit odd to me , too...

Also, the officer didn't identify himself, not before the victim was deceased. He was in uniform, but the guy in the wheel chair wasn't vocally or physically responsive so you can't exactly say that he knew what was going on. He was pretty much just sitting there for about 5-6 seconds and the cop shot him. 'GIVE ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! Was all he said before he shot him, and roughly 35 seconds later when the guy lifted himself up in the wheel chair was the first real movement (no pun intended) of any kind.
Ok, he could have been in shock, but the officer could have walked right up to him and put cuffs on him, before or after shooting him. You can call a dead witness to the stand but they don't say much.

I have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and had a shotgun drawn on me by an officer. I didn't yell because he snuck up beside the car and put the barrel to my temple, but I said wtf IMMEDIATELY. Not the first time that's happened to me. The first word out of his mouth wasn't 'POLICE!' or 'FREEZE' but eventually when they figured out the girl I was with in the two seater weren't the getaway car for the golden corral robbery across the street and that we were both active duty military with no criminal records they identiftied themselves and were kind enough to move us to a gas station a few hundred feet away where they held us hostage for 6 hours.

kind of defeated the purpose ,,huh?

After all has been said and done...

As per the alleged 911 call, had the cripple really shot himself?

Did the cripple have a gun, as reported, in his possession?
A gun, with his fingerprints on it, and on the ammunition it was loaded with?
Not a "drop gun" planted on the scene, by officers trying to cover their @sses.

Not much challenge in subduing a catatonic cripple. Especially, after the initial shotgun blast to the chest.

Was the justification for the hail of gunfire that followed, an illegally parked wheelchair?

Seriously...
Wtf?

I normally side with law enforcement.
But, the way this is looking...
The parents of the post natal abortions with badges, should be slapped, for failing to use better birth control.

Good questions. Especially about the prints on the spent brass not just on the gun. I'd like to see forensics on a self inflicted wound matching that set of brass NOT matching the shotgun 9mm or .45acp's the cops had. Without tampering... God forbid the crime lab looses the evidence.

They should put the wheel chair in an art display next to the Michael Brown torso on the ground one. Art is good :)

They should portray the victim mid-slump falling out of the chair with the $#it stained boxers. That would capture the emotion of their audience.