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Thursday, August 21, 2014

Missouri Governor under fire after calling for 'vigorous prosecution' of cop who shot dead Michael Brown but grand jury won't make decision until OCTOBER

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has come under fire after calling for the 'vigorous prosecution' of the Ferguson police officer who shot dead unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.

The Democrat governor released a five-minute video on Tuesday, where he said: 'A vigorous prosecution must now be pursued.'

His statement began: 'Ten days ago, a police officer shot and killed Michael Brown in broad daylight. The world has watched as a community has been engulfed in grief, anger, fear, at times violence.'

The governor then called upon Attorney-General Eric Holder and St Louis county prosecutor Bob McCulloch to 'meet expectations' by finding justice for Michael Brown and his family 'thoroughly, promptly and correctly'.

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8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Unfortunately, their view of justice already has the cop convicted...last time I checked, our constitution provides for innocence until proven guilty.....

Anonymous said...

Ya know, usually, by now, the media has dug up some dark and ugly past on the cop. But I have seen nothing.
Look what they did to Zimmerman. Total character assassination.
Could it be he really was a good guy in the wrong place.

Anonymous said...

The Governor is a Democrat so his statements are not creditable. He will be eating his words next election time.

Anonymous said...

Vote him out of office!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

He just wants the rioters to vote for him. Nothing more... he could care less about Mr. Brown.

Anonymous said...

Another Nixon lying.

Anonymous said...

You would think the Governor should know that police can't be charged with statutory crimes.

They are there to enforce statutes. Not obey them.

Gheeesh

Anonymous said...

I'm sure if Michael Brown assaulted a store employee, stole from the store, refused to stop obstructing traffic and beat a cop, it is time for the prosecutor to take a stand.