>> This past Friday, of course, marked five years since Mike Brown was shot and killed
in Ferguson, Missouri.
The head of the St. Louis Police Officers Association decided to mark the anniversary
with this picture, I wanna show you.
He posted this on Facebook.
And as you can see, it's a picture of former Officer Darren Wilson, the officer who shot
and killed the unarmed teenager Mike Brown.
And the caption says Happy Alive Day, Darren.
This is on the anniversary of Mike Brown's death.
>> Yeah, Brook warned me not to curse and I almost did it just right there, okay.
>> I did, I know, it's frustrating, yeah.
>> So pretending that Darren Wilson's life was in danger, so let's review the facts of
the case real quick from back then.
So Michael Brown had a close gunshot on his hand.
So people say, well, they were struggling for the gun.
Well, in a best case scenario for Darren Wilson, they were in the beginning, okay?
It's possible that the officer drew his gun and Brown just went like this.
But everybody including all the newspapers just put out there like, he must have been
grabbing for the gun.
No, you don't know that at all.
What we do know is he was shot at close range in his hand.
Then we all know it, totally undisputed, he starts running away.
And then there's this part in the autopsy where they say, here we can go to J3, the
graphic.
And this is quoting the St. Louis Post-Dispatch talking about the autopsy.
A sixth shot that hit the forearm traveled from the back of the arm to the inner arm,
which means Brown's palms could not have been facing Wilson, as some witnesses have said.
Okay, that's an independent person who took it from everything she wrote was in basically
in favor of the cops.
And what they were saying there is, he couldn't have had his hands up as people were claiming.
Cuz it entered from he back of his arm and came out the front of his arm.
Well, that also means that he couldn't have been facing the cop when he was shot in the
back of his arm.
I think the most likely scenario is he started running way as everyone's admits.
He gets shot in the back of the arm, turns around, and then gets shot in the front.
And he definitely got shot in the front for the lethal shot including the head shot.
So now in this scenario, where everyone says Michael Brown was running away, now you're
gonna talk about my god, Wilson, Officer Wilson, happy alive day, my god.
Maybe he could have turned around and run back 30 yards, and you somehow would have
missed him with all the weaponry that you had and he was unarmed.
So forget that Michael Brown's actually dead.
But my god, an officer could have been injured for a second.
There's a 1% of a 1% chance so it's a good thing you murdered Michael Brown.
So that's the implication of that tweet.
So these are the cops that still run St. Louis.
>> Yeah.
>> That still run all those areas, Ferguson, Missouri, etc., right?
So whether it's Darren Wilson or not, the guy who tweeted it is still there saying,
well, if guy's caught a black guy unarmed running away from you.
But you had some sort of altercation with him.
What did he have?
In this case, he didn't have loose cigarettes, he had cigarillos.
And they say in all of the papers smeared him with he had marijuana in his system.
What difference does that make?
He was running away when he was shot and killed.
Now, you're talking about happy alive day to the guy who shot and killed him.
And then you go, I can't figure out why the communities all across the country don't trust
us.
Yeah, well that's cuz you're stupid and you don't give a damn about the communities, that's
why you can't figure it out.
>> And just like what this says to all those people there, all those people who went through,
this was a horrifying tragic event.
Let alone the fact that a kid, he was a kid because a lot of people who don't look like
that think, look at him and look at that face.
His face wasn't even fully formed, his face not fully formed like a man and think, he's
tall and big.
He looks like a grown man, he's scary.
He looked like a kid to me.
>> Yeah.
>> He was a kid.
He looked like a tall kid, and a kid lost his life that day.
And that, for all of those people, being the head of the Police Officers Association, I
get it, your job is to protect the police.
But you should be interested in good policing.
>> Well, what you mentioned there, what they described, that's what Darren Wilson described
him as.
>> Yeah.
>> And that's what a lot of newspapers ran with when they were calling him no angel and
they were saying he was a monster and he didn't look his age.
I mean, how many times do we see that relentlessly dehumanizing aspect of unarmed black man whenever
it comes into interaction with law enforcement.
And listen guys, this is why we do say black lives matter and we consistently say it.
And why it's so infuriating when people try to deflect and turn around and say blue lives
matter cuz that's what this instance is.
It's a way to continuously remind American citizens, black lives matter don't matter,
but blue lives matter.
If we're alive on the day that someone else was shot and killed, that's what we should
be highlighting.
It shouldn't be in memory of a young man whose life was lost and families are still in agonizing
pain who never get justice.
But let's just remind the world, hey, this guy is still alive, that's fine, that's all.
He'll never held accountable at all, but we just wanna rub it in your nose that he shot
and killed your son, and he's still alive.
>> The only tiny bit of justice here is that Darren Wilson cannot get a job.
>> Yeah, well.
>> He's not on a police force.
>> Okay, give it time.
It's all in the training, man.
When they tell you that stupid saying of better be judged by 12 then carried out by 6, that
means kill them and we'll sort it out later.
That is not what we should be training our cops.
>> Yeah.