What now for Officer Wilson?

[Revmitchell]

Wilson's major faux pas was allowing Brown to get to his car. He should have gotten out of the car as soon as Brown started towards his vehicle, imo...

We weren't there. No way we can know.

 

[convicted1]

We weren't there. No way we can know.

Wilson stated Brown approached his vehicle and when he started to get out, Brown slammed the door shut on him...twice. Wilson even stated it was the first time he was ever trapped in his own vehicle...

 

[righteousdude2]

Neither is being fake. Thought you'd like to know.

Well only you can cease being "fake" so today would be a great day to die to self and rise no longer a fake.

 

[Salty]

Wilson did himself no favors when he uttered the words "I have a clear conscience". Look, I tend to believe his account, seeing it appears the grand jury did its due diligence before rendering their decision. But I think he should have chosen better words to say, imo...

Wilson should have a clear conscience. He did nothing wrong. It is a shame that he had to do what he did. If Brown had only complied with the officers instructors. Brown brought all this upon himself.

 

[Rolfe]

Neither is being fake. Thought you'd like to know.

Well only you can cease being "fake" so today would be a great day to die to self and rise no longer a fake.

Is this what is called a Bromance? You two sound like a married pair that I know.

 

[convicted1]

Wilson should have a clear conscience. He did nothing wrong. It is a shame that he had to do what he did. If Brown had only complied with the officers instructors. Brown brought all this upon himself.

I said he shouldn't have said it, Brother Salty.....

 

[Revmitchell]

Wilson should have a clear conscience.

Nothing wrong with that.