Report: Darren Wilson Helped Save A Black Infant Just Before The Brown Call
Click here for reuse options!…prior to Officer Wilson responding to the video tape recorded robbery Brown was implicated in, Wilson was busy ensuring a sick child was safe, and that both mother and child were safely and quickly transported to a local hospital. On the day of the shooting Wilson responded at 11:45 a.m. to the Northwinds Apartment Complex for an “emergency involving a 2-year-old child who had trouble breathing” as well as reportedly running a fever. At 11:53 a.m. while still at the Northwinds Apartments, Wilson heard a radio call involving a theft at a market on West Florissant Avenue, just a few blocks away. It was then that Wilson made the judgment call to remain with the sickly child as well as the child’s mother until an ambulance arrived. Only when sure health care professionals were on scene to transport mother and child to the hospital did Officer Wilson respond to the theft call.
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KKaren Barnette December 3rd, 2014 at 19:44
Brown attacked the cop trying to take his gun in the car. There is forensic evidence of this. Then he was charging at the cop and was killed. Many black witnesses said this. Brown was a thug who had no respect for the police.
whatthe46 December 3rd, 2014 at 19:47
if your lies make you feel better…
tracey marie December 3rd, 2014 at 21:02
what are you doing here stormfront?
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 22:23
I wonder why just the two KKs?
tracey marie December 3rd, 2014 at 22:28
when someone takes the time to find such a ridiculous and childish avatar you know they are racists and have no idea how to spell KKK
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 22:54
True that–I didn’t even look at it until you mentioned it. I’m really sick of that crap.
Maybe the KK is the women’s auxiliary to the KKK? We’ll probably never know for sure.
Carla Akins December 3rd, 2014 at 21:32
Except there isn’t. Wilson was allowed to leave the scene without an escort, he washed away blood evidence, he checked in his own weapon, measurements were not taken by the crime tech, no incident report was completed within 24 hours, gun residue was washed and lost after leaving Brown’s body outside and his hands weren’t checked. We have no idea what happened in those few minutes. Wilson claimed he made a radio call but no record can be found. Of the 11 witnesses, six state he had his hands up and was more than a hundred feet away, slowly walking, stumbling back – he was not charging.
All of this can be found in the actual transcripts as opposed to taking someone else’s word for it. I don’t know enough about Brown to call him a thug and I’m betting you don’t either. He most likely had no respect for the police – why would he, I certainly don’t. At least in Ferguson there’s a long and storied history of racism and corruption that was evident in every action by law enforcement, administration, and court officials. McCullough gave improper jury instructions to slant their opinion. We will never know the truth of what happened because Ferguson law enforcement has bungled and covered up.
AKRNC December 4th, 2014 at 09:07
IIRC, that incident report wasn’t seen for at least a couple weeks. It looks like Wilson used that time to refine his story. I would have expected that a report has to be filed within a certain amount of time when any cop discharges his firearm, especially when someone dies. If this had gone to court, he would have had to answer for these discrepancies. Although, I’m hoping that a civil suit may still be filed where the burden of proof is lesser and Wilson will have to answer questions that are posed to him.
Carla Akins December 4th, 2014 at 09:57
My son’s father in law is a homicide det in KC and he said that although protocol can differ from one division to the next he was pretty comfortable in stating that SOP is to immediate bring a Sgt to the scene, hand over his gun to the superior officer and be escorted back to the precinct with a crime tech to gather all evidence from his uniform, etc.. and immediately have him complete the incident report. He said if the officer wants their police rep during this time or need to go to the hospital – the escorting officer and crime tech simply remain in tow. In 30 years, he had never heard of not completing the report within a 24 hour period.
AKRNC December 5th, 2014 at 04:25
Thanks, Carla. I also believe that would be standard protocol and done so in order to protect the officer who discharged his weapon from having to explain discrepancies in timing, if and when he should have to go to court and be questioned on the matter. There are too many outstanding questions in this case. It really burns me when I see the headlines that say, “Officer cleared” when in reality, there are few people who consider him so.
I remember hearing about Wilson’s alleged injuries that were supposed to be severe and how his eyesocket had been “shattered”. Looking at the size of these two guys, I find it difficult to believe that either one of them could have managed to reach around the other and try to grab a gun that was on the opposite side from which he was standing. They were both big men, and Wilson’s gun would have been secured in his holster, it’s not easily taken from him. It’s infuriating when the general public has legitimate questions and no way of obtaining necessary answers.
CJ December 5th, 2014 at 16:05
Read the Grand Grand testimony, or do you only get your information from Memes?
whatthe46 December 3rd, 2014 at 20:47
if your lies make you feel better…
wowlikewow December 3rd, 2014 at 19:49
What a great cop!!!
wowlikewow December 3rd, 2014 at 20:49
What a great cop!!!
wpadon December 3rd, 2014 at 19:53
Stand here and do nothing or go and work. I guess he decided to stand around a little longer and not do his job. He was not giving CPR, this guy is about as useful as a bull with an udder.
wpadon December 3rd, 2014 at 20:53
Stand here and do nothing or go and work. I guess he decided to stand around a little longer and not do his job. He was not giving CPR, this guy is about as useful as a bull with an udder.
tracey marie December 3rd, 2014 at 22:02
what are you doing here stormfront?
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 23:23
I wonder why just the two KKs?
tracey marie December 3rd, 2014 at 23:28
when someone takes the time to find such a ridiculous and childish avatar you know they are racists and have no idea how to spell KKK
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 23:54
True that–I didn’t even look at it until you mentioned it. I’m really sick of that crap.
Maybe the KK is the women’s auxiliary to the KKK? We’ll probably never know for sure.
Carla Akins December 3rd, 2014 at 22:32
Except there isn’t. Wilson was allowed to leave the scene without an escort, he washed away blood evidence, he checked in his own weapon, measurements were not taken by the crime tech, no incident report was completed within 24 hours, gun residue was washed and lost after leaving Brown’s body outside and his hands weren’t checked. We have no idea what happened in those few minutes. Wilson claimed he made a radio call but no record can be found. Of the 11 witnesses, six state he had his hands up and was more than a hundred feet away, slowly walking, stumbling back – he was not charging.
All of this can be found in the actual transcripts as opposed to taking someone else’s word for it. I don’t know enough about Brown to call him a thug and I’m betting you don’t either. He most likely had no respect for the police – why would he, I certainly don’t. At least in Ferguson there’s a long and storied history of racism and corruption that was evident in every action by law enforcement, city administration, and court officials. McCullough gave improper jury instructions to slant their opinion. We will never know the truth of what happened because Ferguson law enforcement has bungled and covered up.
AKRNC December 4th, 2014 at 10:07
IIRC, that incident report wasn’t seen for at least a couple weeks. It looks like Wilson used that time to refine his story. I would have expected that a report has to be filed within a certain amount of time when any cop discharges his firearm, especially when someone dies. If this had gone to court, he would have had to answer for these discrepancies. Although, I’m hoping that a civil suit may still be filed where the burden of proof is lesser and Wilson will have to answer questions that are posed to him.
Carla Akins December 4th, 2014 at 10:57
My son’s father in law is a homicide det in KC and he said that although protocol can differ from one division to the next he was pretty comfortable in stating that SOP is to immediate bring a Sgt to the scene, hand over his gun to the superior officer and be escorted back to the precinct with a crime tech to gather all evidence from his uniform, etc.. and immediately have him complete the incident report. He said if the officer wants their police rep during this time or need to go to the hospital – the escorting officer and crime tech simply remain in tow. In 30 years, he had never heard of not completing the report within a 24 hour period.
AKRNC December 5th, 2014 at 05:25
Thanks, Carla. I also believe that would be standard protocol and done so in order to protect the officer who discharged his weapon from having to explain discrepancies in timing, if and when he should have to go to court and be questioned on the matter. There are too many outstanding questions in this case. It really burns me when I see the headlines that say, “Officer cleared” when in reality, there are few people who consider him so.
I remember hearing about Wilson’s alleged injuries that were supposed to be severe and how his eyesocket had been “shattered”. Looking at the size of these two guys, I find it difficult to believe that either one of them could have managed to reach around the other and try to grab a gun that was on the opposite side from which he was standing. They were both big men, and Wilson’s gun would have been secured in his holster, it’s not easily taken from him. It’s infuriating when the general public has legitimate questions and no way of obtaining necessary answers.
CJ December 5th, 2014 at 17:05
Read the Grand Grand testimony, or do you only get your information from Memes?
searambler December 3rd, 2014 at 21:56
“It was then that Wilson made the judgment call to remain with the sickly child as well as the child’s mother until an ambulance arrived.”
Really. A “judgment call.” So the implication here is, he could have decided to abandon the sick baby in favor of trying to find a suspect who may have stolen some cigars. But he used his “judgment” and stayed with the baby. And this is noteworthy how? Isn’t this the expected behavior of a public servant?
Who wrote this, his publicist?
searambler December 3rd, 2014 at 22:56
“It was then that Wilson made the judgment call to remain with the sickly child as well as the child’s mother until an ambulance arrived.”
Really. A “judgment call.” So the implication here is, he could have decided to abandon the sick baby in favor of trying to find a suspect who may have stolen some cigars. But he used his “judgment” and stayed with the baby. And this is noteworthy how? Isn’t this the expected behavior of a public servant?
Who wrote this, his publicist?
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 22:21
I’m surprised that while they were demonizing Michael Brown, they weren’t using this to turn Darren Wilson into a saint.
allison1050 December 4th, 2014 at 05:40
Guess they forgot to add that nugget.
M D Reese December 4th, 2014 at 12:18
The more I hear about him, the creepier he gets. His last job was at a police dept. that was disbanded due to being racist.
allison1050 December 4th, 2014 at 12:38
That’s what I’ve heard also.
M D Reese December 3rd, 2014 at 23:21
I’m surprised that while they were demonizing Michael Brown, they weren’t using this to turn Darren Wilson into a saint.
allison1050 December 4th, 2014 at 06:40
Guess they forgot to add that nugget.
M D Reese December 4th, 2014 at 13:18
The more I hear about him, the creepier he gets. His last job was at a police dept. that was disbanded due to being racist.
allison1050 December 4th, 2014 at 13:38
That’s what I’ve heard also.