
Reuters reports that the Department of Justice has dug and squeezed and still can’t find enough evidence against Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson in regards to the shots he fired to protect himself from 18-year-old Michael Brown to charge Wilson with violations of Brown’s civil rights;
Justice Department spokesman Brian Fallon was quoted by the Post as saying its report was based on “idle speculation.” An attorney for Brown’s family declined to comment to the newspaper on “something that is not official,” while Wilson’s lawyer did not respond to requests for comment.
Earlier this month the St. Louis Post-Dispatch published a leaked county autopsy report that indicated Brown had residue on his hand that could mean he struggled for Wilson’s gun while the officer was in his car. Some witnesses have said Wilson shot Brown again after he got out of the car even though Brown’s hands were raised.
This is not my surprised expression. Of course, we can count on folks to make a big deal of this, too, because Wilson has been convicted by the court of public opinion already, despite evidence that supports him.












