The deputies testified he fired the rifle one time.
Unless you're reading something I didn't.
Travis
Officers stated he pointed the gun at them and fired. Folks on the scene said he was grabbed from behind and the gun went off.
Folks on the scene in Ferguson said Brown had his hands up, too.
Not saying one is like the other, but I seem to recall a much different reaction here to that shooting vs this one, and the following investigations.
If one is not like the other then why make any comparison at all?
Commenting on the now-infallible "witnesses on the scene" vs the other unbelievable "witnesses on the scene".
Both had extensive investigations, did they not?
One with video and forensics to support, and one with debatable forensics, and no video.
All the people involved may have been created equal, but life sent them down very different paths. So vastly different I see no common ground for any comparisun
