Thursday, August 28, 2014

Police Officer Accused Of Letting Dog Urinate On Michael Brown Memorial In Ferguson

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/27/michael-brown-memorial_n_5723864.html?ir=Politics

if I were White and lived in a place like Ferguson I would fear the police any one who can be as disrespectful and racist as these guys have presented themselves to the world how many inches do you think are between what they do to majority Blacks and "YOU"?

A memorial has popped up near where Michael Brown was shot by officer Darren Wilson. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

For the past few weeks, the spot where Michael Brown was shot and killed by Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson has had a steady stream of visitors and mourners, many of whom leave mementos such as flowers, stuffed animals and signs. Just blocks from West Florissant Avenue, which became known for large protests and clashes with police, this memorial site has been an area of calm and remembrance.

This tension was on display at the memorial site on Aug. 9 after Brown's shooting. According to Mother Jones:
Soon, police vehicles reappeared, including from the St. Louis County Police Department, which had taken control of the investigation. Several officers emerged with dogs. What happened next, according to several sources, was emblematic of what has inflamed the city of Ferguson, Missouri, ever since the unarmed 18-year-old was gunned down: An officer on the street let the dog he was controlling urinate on the memorial site. 
 The incident was related to me separately by three state and local officials who worked with the community in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. One confirmed that he interviewed an eyewitness, a young woman, and pressed her on what exactly she saw. "She said that the officer just let the dog pee on it," that official told me. "She was very distraught about it." The identity of the officer who handled the dog and the agency he was with remain unclear.
Missouri state Rep. Sharon Pace (D) also told Mother Jones that police initially blocked all traffic from entering the street where Brown was shot, but their vehicles were still allowed. According to Pace, police drove over the rose petals that had been scattered at the site, leading some residents to try to block the police vehicles from driving in.
salt on the wounds and their is no divide or  racial impudence  so say they who are the infractors.