Report: Ferguson Cop ID'd As Unarmed Teen's Killer Left The Area Days Ago

[KamaAina]

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/report-ferguson-officer-darren-wilson-skipped-town

Darren Wilson, the Ferguson, Mo. police officer who was identified Friday as the cop that killed an unarmed black teenager last weekend, reportedly skipped town with his family days ago.

USA Today reported that no one answered the door Friday at Wilson's Crestwood, Mo. home. A police officer keeping watch over the home told the newspaper that Wilson had left town with his family days ago.

A neighbor told USA Today that she'd had no idea that Wilson was the cop who shot 18-year-old Michael Brown until Friday morning, when Crestwood police informed residents that Wilson was involved in the incident and their neighborhood would draw attention.

It's unclear exactly when Wilson left the area. The fatal shooting occurred Saturday.

So THAT'S why they waited so long to name the bastard!

[MohRokTah]

1. That and scrubbing everything they could off the internet.

Still no picture of the guy.

[yeoman6987]

117. The media is really going low now

A friend of mine read the cop was black. Such bullshit!

[Rex]

2. Fire and indict every single one of those BAD EGGS.

This just gets worse and worse.

[A HERETIC I AM]

6. "Indict". n/t

[Cali_Democrat]

3. Yep...the police chief made sure he was out of town before releasing his name.

[KamaAina]

4. He's probably in Mexico by now

edit: And I do not mean Mexico, MO. There is, in fact, such a place.

[FormerOstrich]

20. Cuba, too!

[KamaAina]

21. Oh, that's right.

I know someone who works for a convenience store chain based there.

edit: And, of course, there's Kabool.

[loyalsister]

32. Japan,

Lebenon, Columbia, Versailles (pronounced ver-sales)

[countryjake]

37. Also, there's Russia, just five miles up the road, east of Versailles.

Pronounced with a long "U" (Roo-shee)

And of course, Lima can be found fifty miles North. (with a long "I&quot

[loyalsister]

39. Auxvasse is pronounced correctly

But Rolla was named for Raliegh, NC. And, of course there's NevAda.

[countryjake]

58. The French called the stream "Riviere Aux Vases" or river with miry places

I had to look that Missouri town up on wiki. Never even heard of it! Auxvasse!

The town of Versailles that I was referring to is located in Northwestern Ohio, since I originally came from that area.
I didn't know that there was another one in Missouri.

I know we're way too far off topic, but I love trivia on place names like that. We could go on all night long.

I happen to think that our government has shuffled Darren Wilson away to Chicken, Alaska.

[loyalsister]

59. Riding along I70, I try to remember names of towns

so I can look them up later.

Wherever he is, I can't help but feel like a small slice of justice has been served if he is terrified in believing he has a target on his back. It doesn't go far, but it's something.

[KamaAina]

80. The state where Vegas is is pronounced Ne-vaa-duh

Not Ne-vah-duh. That's an easy way to spot someone from back East.

[loyalsister]

82. In this case- down south

It's Ne vay da. Formerly know as hog-eye and birthplace of Frank James. California, MO is a bit NE of there.

[KamaAina]

99. There's also a California, PA

and an Indiana. And both are the seats of state universities, so the Pittsburgh paper has scores like "California 21, Indiana 17".

[Callmecrazy]

121. Or anywhere else for that matter...

[FormerOstrich]

57. and there is Eminence.

Tried to float the Jack's Fork in May. I couldn't believe how many people could be on a 3 mile stretch of a river (shudder)!

[Louisiana1976]

30. I've been to Mexico, MO.

[loyalsister]

43. How about Louisiana?

[AgingAmerican]

48. More likely Idaho

Where he will join Mark Furman and other racist cops.

[Chemisse]

79. Which was probably a good idea with passions so high.

As long as they can get him back to prosecute him for murder or manslaughter.

[tblue37]

5. They needed time to create a narrative that would paint the victim as a

dangerous thug who deserved to be shot.

[Louisiana1976]

29. Yeah, now that they came up with a security tape allegedly showing Mike Brown stealing cigars

from a convenience store they released the cop's name. Even though at the time the cop murdered Brown he didn't know of the theft.

[Peregrine Took]

7. He won't come back til things cool off then they will hold a closed door hearing.

And, depending on how much things have cooled down (say months from now) he may get a suspension.

[avebury]

10. It will be interesting if the Feds present to a Grand Jury

and the Grand Jury votes to indict him.

[Malraiders]

8. The NAACP is planning to investigate him and that must have really put some fear in his soul. N/T

[jwirr]

9. My daughter is a programer and has always told me that it is very hard to get rid of anything on

the net. Especially if the FBI starts looking into it so can it really be scrubbed? From us - yes. From the FBI?

[FiveGoodMen]

15. But whose side is the FBI on?

[jwirr]

16. That is true.

[JustAnotherGen]

114. The Secret Service too

They heavily investigate fraud - I don't think most Americans are aware of their detective duties. They have a laser sharp focus on electronic communications since that is the source for so many of it these days.

[damnedifIknow]

11. POS coward

Executes someone then heads for the hills.

[heaven05]

46. actually I would bet

he's in bundyland being 'protected' by citizen militias.

[Warpy]

12. Good, they can add "flight to avoid prosecution" to the charges.

Getting his family out of the area was probably a good move, though.

[totodeinhere]

36. If the authorities know where he is then flight to avoid prosecution probably

is not relevant.

[JaydenD]

13. I found this public records site for anyone interested.

Not sure if it's been posted here already. It's a pay for info site just on the offchance someone here already subscribes to it this is the link: I have no idea of the integrity of this link - I was curious to hear that there is very little on the internet about Wilson and suspicions are his presence has been scrubbed.

http://www.publicrecords.com/people-search-/darren-wilson

[VanGoghRocks]

14. I cross-referenced your thread in an update to a thread I began. Please feel

free to weigh in on it if you are so moved

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025390934

[spin]

17. I'm not judging Wilson's guilt or innocence in the shooting incident ...

as I don't form my views on news reports but wait for all the evidence to come out. Currently I suspect he murdered Michael Brown based on what I do know and believe he should face a jury.

However I also believe that both Wilson and his family were facing possible danger as there had been threats on his life in the social media. Therefore I feel he made a wise decision to leave his home with his family and skip town until all the furor dies down. If I had been in his position, I would have done the same.

Threats delay release of cop's name in fatal Mo. shooting
Yamiche Alcindor, Brandie Piper and John Bacon, USA TODAY 11 a.m. EDT August 13, 2014

FERGUSON, Mo. — Authorities on Tuesday delayed revealing the identity of the police officer who fatally shot an unarmed teen three days ago, citing threats against the officer on social media.

"If we come out and say, 'it was this officer,' then he immediately becomes a target," Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson said. "We're taking the threats seriously."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/08/12/st-louis-teen-shooter-name/13953997/

[hamsterjill]

31. Thank you for a well-reasoned response.

It is certainly no surprise that Wilson and his family are no longer in Ferguson. They wouldn't be safe and having the potential of someone causing harm to him or his family would only escalate this already volatile situation.

Like you, I am waiting for the facts, which in my mind will be the report of the full investigation. I don't like it that anyone is tried and convicted in the media. That was a very unpopular opinion for me on another thread earlier today, so I was glad to see your post.

[spin]

62. Our system of justice and our jury system is hardly perfect but ...

it is far superior to trial by the media.

If a trial occurs, and at this time in my opinion it should, the prosecution and the defense will be able to present evidence to the jury. The jury will then render a decision. No matter what verdict the jury decides on, there will be those who disagree with it.

[logosoco]

64. According to the article in the OP

his home was in Crestwood, a city a couple of towns south of Ferguson (sorry,bad with estimating miles...maybe 15-20 minute drive time). This city is about 90% white.

I assume he will have to go back to Ferguson eventually. I am guessing there are going to be more than one court case over this event.

I agree, more violence is not going to help the situation. Hurting his family is not going to help the family of the victim.

I would like to see the chief of police resign. The force also needs to reflect the community population.

[HuckleB]

74. Exactly.

His being there would not help bring justice, regardless. It would only lead to the potential for more police violence, quite frankly.

[spin]

85. I agree. One thing that city doesn't need is more violence. (n/t)

[HooptieWagon]

86. Sorry. Given all the FPD's other lies, I'm calling BS on threats.

First of all, the shooter cop wasn't named until today... who exactly were the supposed threats directed at? Secondly, he didn't live in Ferguson, he lived in Crestwood. Thirdly, did the chief actually produce those threats, or simply make the claim they existed?
IMO, the more likely scenerio is the shooter cop was told to leave town and not ID'd so he would be unavailable to investigators and reporters to answer questions, and allow the FPD to buy time to concoct a cover story. By all appearances, there's some serious obstruction of justice going on in Ferguson, involving the PD, DA, and St Louis Co PD. Hopefully, AG Holder opens a thorough investigation, but I'm not holding my breath.

[spin]

96. It is quite possible that a cover story is being developed. ...

The chief's story keeps changing hour by hour and that makes me suspicious.

Still if I watched that many demonstrators gathering to protest my actions, I would leave my home with my family for a while. Better safe than sorry. I'm sure my neighbors would be glad to see me out of the neighborhood.

The police department in his home town might have suggested that he leave so they wouldn't have to assign officers to control demonstrators when they arrived and to protect his home and family.

His presence in the area might lead to further violence which is the last thing needed at this time.

[PSPS]

18. And I think he's still collecting his full salary.

[PAProgressive28]

19. I have no problem with that IF

he is eventually brought to justice. We don't need to answer a murder with a murder.

[countryjake]

22. A paid vacation for his conduct...the reward for overkill.

[easychoice]

24. paid vacation,relocation money and a new job bustin' heads elsewhere.

Gotta protect your own...Scumbags
Call a grand jury...Fire up the perjury traps,lol.

[Catherine Vincent]

23. I really don't believe they would be targets

But now that he is out of town, when he returns it will be breaking news which is why he should have stayed put.

[City Lights]

25. Fucking coward.

[Arrowood]

26. Hopefully he and his family are safe...

[countryjake]

33. Safe from what?

[Arrowood]

38. Anyone who would wish him or his family harm...

Seems reasonable...

[countryjake]

49. Why would anyone harm them? Nobody has said anything like that.

People have consistently asked for an incident report, to learn how the man who used his gun to kill a kid in the
street described what occurred at noon on Saturday, August 9th.

Simple, standard procedure in a police shooting, they always file an official report. Why the need to withhold both that incident report and also hide the person who filed it?

Whatever makes you think that it's reasonable to provide such cover for a government employee who appears to be a suspect in a murder investigation?

[Arrowood]

52. These seem to be unique circumstances...

... but if you can't imagine any circumstances under which there might be a threat to the Officer or his family then that is certainly your choice.

[HooptieWagon]

87. When have vigilantes ever harmed a shooter cop? nt

[Arrowood]

90. I'd be glad to keep those low numbers in place...

Wouldn't you?

[HooptieWagon]

94. You're using a "voter fraud" argument.

ID laws and such to prevent a non-existent event from happening.

The officer is a public servant working for a public agency. In the course of his work, his actions should be made available for examination in the public's interest.... especially when there is a possibility of a crime having been committed.

The police chief provided not one shred of evidence that there were credible threats against the officer. There is no reason for the officer's name and record to have been hidden.

There is no record of a "revenge hit" occuring on an officer involved in a shooting in the US, for as long as I can remember. Its a non-existant problem, and using it as justification to avoid sunshine laws is a violation of those laws.

[nomorenomore08]

111. +1000

[bananas]

41. Safe from prosecution!

There are a number of countries which won't extradite him, because the US has the death penalty for murder, which most civilized countries have abolished as barbaric, crude, and inhuman.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

27. Check Hannity's cellar!

[JI7]

28. maybe he will turn up when he rescues a family from a Car Accident

[Takket]

34. i just heard this on the news and came here to post about it...

aren't people supposed to "not leave town" when they are under investigation for murder?????????????? instead the cops delay the media to make sure this guy gets away???? as far as I'm concerned that makes them accessories to the murder!

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

35. With several eyewitnesses describing what seems to be a murder

most individuals would have been charged and required to post bail and surrender their passports so they don't flee the jurisdiction and force the D.A. to have to extradite them. Most suspects who are considered suspects but where not enough evidence has yet been gathered to charge them are firmly and definitely told by the police that they need to stay in town and not fly the coop.

[kylie5432]

42. One of the eyewitnesses robbed a convenience store with Michael Brown.

Which makes him less than credible. However, I do believe it was murder as well.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

44. They don't need that witness

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Whether or not he participated in the robbery or brown acted in that store on his own in grabbing cigars (and I haven't seen proof either way), the fact he's Brown's friend affects his credibility as regards witness bias. However, there are other percipient witnesses with no connection to Brown who corroborate the story in detail.

Moreover, you're assuming a robbery, shoplifting or whatever occurred. No one has committed a robbery until a jury has DECIDED robbery has occurred following trial. We don't have trial by media in this country and we can't be sure what happened in that convenience store. Maybe Brown paid for the cigars and had an argument over something else, or even the store owner owed him the cigars, no matter how sure we are from looking at a few seconds of silent video. If the DA wants to raise the issue of the witness's credibility by introducing evidence of priors to impeach his trial testimony, they will have to charge and try him first, something DA's have been known to do. Short of that and if the convenience store owner won't testify, the video will likely be excluded at trial otherwise.

[aikoaiko]

89. And the jury results are in ...

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[kylie5432]

40. He didn't "skip town." He left for his own safety. And Michael Brown robbed a convenience store.

He most likely is in protective custody as is his family. While the shooting is not justified, Brown was no saint as released video tape shows.

The black community needs to deal with the crime in its midst. It allows its youth to dress and act like thugs.

I believe it is the right move to have the Highway Patrol take over from the regular police and that affirmative action should be instituted to make the police force more diverse but personal responsibility is also a must. Who robs a store and intimidates the clerk the day before he is supposed to start college?

[In_The_Wind]

45. omg!

[NuclearDem]

47. Ugh.

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[alp227]

109. "It's an opinion." So freaking what?

Believe it or not, some opinions are CRAP! I know, right? Shocking!

[JEB]

50. The cops need to deal with the criminals in their midst.

Last I checked it was an unarmed black kid shot in the back. The police could use a bit of personal responsibility.

[countryjake]

53. WTF!

"The black community needs to deal with the crime in its midst. It allows its youth to dress and act like thugs."

[smokey nj]

54. I alerted. The result was 4-3 to leave.

3 didn't provide an explanation. The fourth didn't find anything offensive. Go figure.

[OneGrassRoot]

60. nothing offensive

lovely

[countryjake]

65. Just that one sentence is about as offensive as they come...

"It allows its youth to dress and act like thugs." ~ kylie5432

Thanks for alerting on it, smokey. At least that way we'll get a review from the Administrators on the post and Skinner will become aware that such blatant slurs have been made about our "black community" during this discussion of the Michael Brown murder.

[smokey nj]

66. That sentence was the reason I alerted.

Seemed pretty racist to me - 4 people disagreed.

[countryjake]

70. Skinner sees the names of every juror, too.

I have full confidence that he'll be able to handle things properly. There's no mistaking the substance of the statement that was made.

Such ugliness hurts and presents a nasty reflection of DU as a whole. That sort of bigotry is at the root of why that poor kid was shot dead in the street last Saturday.

[smokey nj]

76. I was surprised and disappointed that the post was left.

[In_The_Wind]

69. I was part of that jury. I voted to Hide It.

[smokey nj]

72. Thank you. Here are the results. I was posting from my phone earlier and don't know how to copy and

paste on it. I'm a bit of an idiot with some things.

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[In_The_Wind]

73. I was juror #2.

Thanks for the alert.

[handmade34]

55. ouch...

I think you are in the wrong place...

[OneGrassRoot]

61. Well, you are quite the piece of work. n/t

[npk]

67. Fuck off asshole

Let me know when the "white community" does something about the "white thugs" that pointed assault riffles at government agents in Nevada and weren't even remotely approached by police.

[DisgustipatedinCA]

71. That's what I'm talking about.

Call a shitbag a shitbag, and let the jury do what they will. At least that's what I do when my hide count is at an acceptable level.

[npk]

75. It's garbage like that asshole that keeps me from visiting this site more.

I get sick of reading it. I'm sorry that others have to read that shit.

[Callmecrazy]

93. And the results are in

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=inbox&view=1585872
I was #4.

[npk]

95. It want let me view me your inbox Callmecrazy

But I am not surprised some DU members let that post stay.

[winter is coming]

97. 0-7.

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[npk]

98. I had no idea I was alerted on

But it's not the first time, probably wont be the last. Normally I just ignore those kinds of posts, but it seems that a lot of this crap is getting posted.

[Callmecrazy]

100. It was a unanimous LEAVE...

I'm sorry. I don't know how to post jury result from my inbox.
If someone can tell me how, I'll edit the post.

[npk]

103. You should be able to just copy and paste

Not sure as I have never posted jury results myself.

[Callmecrazy]

106. I tried that...

No joy.

[joshcryer]

113. Good jury.

Unlike the one that let the other post stay.

[countryjake]

83. +1,000,000

To paraphrase a comment made by Jelani Cobb, a journalist from the New Yorker, who's been on the scene in Ferguson,

Nail, meet hammer.

[bobduca]

108. yup

[Number23]

110. I might love you. Just a little bit

[joshcryer]

112. +1

Thanks for taking the risk for a crappy jury to hide your post. You rock.

[gollygee]

118. +1

Perfect response to that. And what the hell does it matter what he was wearing anyway?

[d_r]

68. thanks for posting

I've been wondering about this term "thug" for a while. So I wanted to ask, have you ever called a white person a "thug?"

[HuckleB]

77. Plenty of white people rob convenience stores.

They're not shot dead by a cop who knew nothing about the crime.

Cut the BS dissonance routine.

And, yes, the cop out of town was a smart public safety measure. Still, the rest of your post is pure crap.

[KamaAina]

78. Enjoy your stay.

I and many others have called BS on the robbery story.

The black community needs to deal with the crime in its midst. It allows its youth to dress and act like thugs.

Where'd you hear that? O'Reilly? Hannity?

[countryjake]

81. Seriously.

[Ino]

84. ALLEGEDLY

Why do you keep saying he DID rob a store? You know nothing of the kind.

Funny how the "law and order" types are the first to cast away the law.

[Logical]

88. LOL, 33 posts? Hmmmmmmm! nt

[Bobbie Jo]

91. He didn't "rob a convenience store"

He lifted (allegedly) a pack of cheap cigars FFS!!

Good gawd, what an overblown, ignorant post.

Yeah, and enjoy your damn stay.

[CakeGrrl]

104. The MURDERER RAN like the POS he is.

You don't shoot an unarmed individual with hands up.

END OF STORY.

[bobduca]

107. You and arrowood!

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the best of New DU!

[JustAnotherGen]

115. A day or two ago someone posted in GD about

A MTV show - Teen Mom. I had never heard of it. So I googled it. The wiki was pretty interesting.

The black community needs to deal with the crime in its midst. It allows its youth to dress and act like thugs

.

If you get a chance - you should go there because it is kind of a sad statement about the white community.

It's a spin off of 16 and pregnant. Now that wiki is really interesting.


Just saying - hold the mirror up in your own face before you turn the spotlight on me.

[countryjake]

116. Brava!

Excellent, simply excellent!

[KamaAina]

122. i thought 16 and Pregnant was the spinoff?

Whatever.

[JustAnotherGen]

123. I have no idea!

[gollygee]

119. Good riddance!

http://upload.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=287103&sub=trans

[etherealtruth]

120. So glad you have had your posting privileges revoked

The very dull, semi-literate racist rantings have become quite boring.

[JEB]

51. Execution by police.

But the cop wants all his due process.

[JEB]

56. Riot gear and camouflage have replaced hoods and robes.

[grasswire]

63. What about the female witness? Is someone protecting her?

I think her name is Tiffany. She is afraid for her safety.

Who is protecting her?

[Lint Head]

101. That is flight from prosecution and the police department is now responsible for

hiding a criminal, aiding and abetting a potential murderer.

[Rex]

102. They got his murdering ass out of town fast.

No wonder they were starting riots against the populace. Needed them to keep distracted while he fled. Why would they sneak an innocent man out of town?

[Bodhi BloodWave]

124. because if we believe some news articles

then there had been threats against him and his family?

Somebodies guilt or innocence is irrelevant if another person has decided the person is guilty and deserves some retribution by their hand

If i had gotten threats against myself or my family that was credible i would likely have laid low somewhere as well, seems like a fairly common sense thing to me.

I am awaiting more information before making a personal judgement, but the currently available information has me leaning toward him being guilty of murder