Here is when they will release his name...

[whereisjustice]

After the officer has been coached and memorized his lines.

After rehearsing the scene until it is perfect.

After they are done building the set, going over it and over it, cleaning and scrubbing and scrubbing some more.

After they've washed the blood from their hands.

Only then, and not a second before.

[still_one]

1. I disagree. First of all too many witnesses. Second, both the justice department and the FBI are

now involved. In addition, they have a cell phone video of what happened. Because the law enforcement also literally arrested two reporters for doing their job, the media will NOT let this go.

At least that is my thinking

[whereisjustice]

4. Which is exactly why they are working so hard to cover up whatever they can, you

can't do that very well when you are on TV and reporters are testing your alibis and excuses in real time. This is a big mess, it will take time and skill to clean up as much as possible before the press get hold of it.

[still_one]

6. It is too late for that

[Ellipsis]

8. You don't know what you're talking about.

[Kingofalldems]

7. Where is the video?

I hope someone other than the cops has it.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

2. I'm wondering if this officer has a long, long record of complaints and bad incidents

Maybe the police chief went "oh crap" when he found out who the particular officer was.

[boston bean]

3. I think it is disgraceful that the information has not been made public.

I've never heard of withholding a police officers name from public reports.

[notadmblnd]

5. I thought anonymous posted the shooters name this morning?

A Bryan P. Will(something or other)? Did that turn out to be misinformation?

Willman was the last name

on edit.Yep, anonymous got it wrong and apologized.

[Jenoch]

9. I think the name will be released after the investigation is completed.

I do not believe the officer involved will be exonerated, unless there are a lot of details to this case we have so far, been not made aware.

[Cali_Democrat]

10. You're kidding, right? The killer is white.

The victim, an unarmed teenager, is black.

I've seen this move before.

The officer will get off I bet.

[Jenoch]

14. I believe it is worth looking at the final results before jumping to conclusions.

[whereisjustice]

11. is it only white cops who get their identity protected when they shoot black teenagers...

meanwhile they have been trying to dig up any spec of dirt on the victim.

All this time they are working around the clock to weave a story of plausible deniabiity.

"Not exonerated" isn't the same as "convicted of a homicide".

[MrMickeysMom]

12. Directly proportional to the time it takes to sufficiently lawyer up eom

[L0oniX]

13. The blue code choir all singing the same tune.

[whereisjustice]

15. Indeed, it happened just the way we knew it would. 3rd world cops with 1st world weapons.