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While all the protest and outrage has been the focus of the media in Ferguson. There is another small town, Pinelawn, that has had their share in controversy and corruption.

It is located a few miles southeast of Ferguson. But what makes this town unique is it's police force and administrative officials. The mayor, Sylvester Caldwell, has been indicted on federal extortion charges (Caldwell, at one time, was also the town's police chief). In a town of 2,300 they were issued 17,000 traffic tickets in one year.

Get this. The town's DA is also the family attorney for the Brown's of Ferguson. This is not so much a negative on the Brown family as it is on Anthony Gray. Why, because he's also the current Police Chief of Pinelawn (where corruption is rampant), but he's also the judge for that plus 2 other nearby counties (Wellston and Dellwood).
Even the illustrious Bob McCulloch has been called upon by Gray to investigate a police shooting in Pinelawn. Talk about conflict of interest.

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In a town of 2,300 they were issued 17,000 traffic tickets in one year.

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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
While all the protest and outrage has been the focus of the media in Ferguson. There is another small town, Pinelawn, that has had their share in controversy and corruption.

It is located a few miles southeast of Ferguson. But what makes this town unique is it's police force and administrative officials. The mayor, Sylvester Caldwell, has been indicted on federal extortion charges (Caldwell, at one time, was also the town's police chief). In a town of 2,300 they were issued 17,000 traffic tickets in one year.

Get this. The town's DA is also the family attorney for the Brown's of Ferguson. This is not so much a negative on the Brown family as it is on Anthony Gray. Why, because he's also the current Police Chief of Pinelawn (where corruption is rampant), but he's also the judge for that plus 2 other nearby counties (Wellston and Dellwood).
Even the illustrious Bob McCulloch has been called upon by Gray to investigate a police shooting in Pinelawn. Talk about conflict of interest.

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So you are saying that, in order to propagate their fiction of Brown not being a career criminal thug, the corrupt Brown family needed to hire a corrupt attorney?
And how is this shocking to any reasonable passerby?
OK, that's right, you are not reasonable - you think Brown was innocent, and perhaps you even have deluded yourself to imagine he had his hands up and maybe even said "don't shoot" - silly me for momentarily overlooking your surreality.

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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
While all the protest and outrage has been the focus of the media in Ferguson. There is another small town, Pinelawn, that has had their share in controversy and corruption.

It is located a few miles southeast of Ferguson. But what makes this town unique is it's police force and administrative officials. The mayor, Sylvester Caldwell, has been indicted on federal extortion charges (Caldwell, at one time, was also the town's police chief). In a town of 2,300 they were issued 17,000 traffic tickets in one year.

Get this. The town's DA is also the family attorney for the Brown's of Ferguson. This is not so much a negative on the Brown family as it is on Anthony Gray. Why, because he's also the current Police Chief of Pinelawn (where corruption is rampant), but he's also the judge for that plus 2 other nearby counties (Wellston and Dellwood).
Even the illustrious Bob McCulloch has been called upon by Gray to investigate a police shooting in Pinelawn. Talk about conflict of interest.

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So you are saying that, in order to propagate their fiction of Brown not being a career criminal thug, the corrupt Brown family needed to hire a corrupt attorney?
And how is this shocking to any reasonable passerby?
OK, that's right, you are not reasonable - you think Brown was innocent, and perhaps you even have deluded yourself to imagine he had his hands up and maybe even said "don't shoot" - silly me for momentarily overlooking your surreality.

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Let me ask you something. Where do you get your information? Do you have proof that Brown had a criminal record? Show me, as they say in Missouri.

Let me tell you something now. I did not know that Gray was involved in corrupt practices in another town, until I listened to the entire McCulloch interview, that he was a snake in wolf's clothing. I posted this because you guys always complain about the media, and yet here is a story of note, that literally screams bias and corruption, and all you can say is "how is this shocking to any reasonable passerby?"

Oh, that's right, I forget. You know it all. Obviously you already knew about this.

By the way, you obviously haven't been reading my posts or you would know that I admitted the fact that he took the cigarillos. And what I said was that the scumbag Wilson, the lying Wilson, the coward Wilson, had no right to kill Brown. Arrest him, yes. Kill, No.

And, another thing, if Brown's friend was equally as guilty. Why hasn't anyone arrested him yet? Why isn't McCulloch pressing charges on the witnesses he himself has said he knew were lying before the grand jury. Those witnesses perjured themselves. Perjury is against the law. He knew that they were lying, yet he has done nothing to enforce the law - in either case.

What about that little piece of news?


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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
While all the protest and outrage has been the focus of the media in Ferguson. There is another small town, Pinelawn, that has had their share in controversy and corruption.

It is located a few miles southeast of Ferguson. But what makes this town unique is it's police force and administrative officials. The mayor, Sylvester Caldwell, has been indicted on federal extortion charges (Caldwell, at one time, was also the town's police chief). In a town of 2,300 they were issued 17,000 traffic tickets in one year.

Get this. The town's DA is also the family attorney for the Brown's of Ferguson. This is not so much a negative on the Brown family as it is on Anthony Gray. Why, because he's also the current Police Chief of Pinelawn (where corruption is rampant), but he's also the judge for that plus 2 other nearby counties (Wellston and Dellwood).
Even the illustrious Bob McCulloch has been called upon by Gray to investigate a police shooting in Pinelawn. Talk about conflict of interest.

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So you are saying that, in order to propagate their fiction of Brown not being a career criminal thug, the corrupt Brown family needed to hire a corrupt attorney?
And how is this shocking to any reasonable passerby?
OK, that's right, you are not reasonable - you think Brown was innocent, and perhaps you even have deluded yourself to imagine he had his hands up and maybe even said "don't shoot" - silly me for momentarily overlooking your surreality.

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Let me ask you something. Where do you get your information? Do you have proof that Brown had a criminal record? Show me, as they say in Missouri.

Let me tell you something now. I did not know that Gray was involved in corrupt practices in another town, until I listened to the entire McCulloch interview, that he was a snake in wolf's clothing. I posted this because you guys always complain about the media, and yet here is a story of note, that literally screams bias and corruption, and all you can say is "how is this shocking to any reasonable passerby?"

Oh, that's right, I forget. You know it all. Obviously you already knew about this.

By the way, you obviously haven't been reading my posts or you would know that I admitted the fact that he took the cigarillos. And what I said was that the scumbag Wilson, the lying Wilson, the coward Wilson, had no right to kill Brown. Arrest him, yes. Kill, No.

And, another thing, if Brown's friend was equally as guilty. Why hasn't anyone arrested him yet? Why isn't McCulloch pressing charges on the witnesses he himself has said he knew were lying before the grand jury. Those witnesses perjured themselves. Perjury is against the law. He knew that they were lying, yet he has done nothing to enforce the law - in either case.

What about that little piece of news?


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So you despise the Justice when it is served by the Grand Jury, but you want Justice dispensed amid all of the social unrest? And pursuing justice would be to the benefit of society in what way? You don't think enough honest businesses have been burned down? or you just want all the race terrorists to stay in MO for a while, and out of your backyard?
Logic failure.

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