Anonymous releases name of police officer who shot Mike Brown

[RonPaulFanInGA]

http://hackread.com/opferguson-anony...-officer-name/

As reported earlier Anonymous was ready to conduct cyber attack on Ferguson Police Department against shooting and killing of an unarmed 17 yr old teen Mike Brown on 9th August 2014. Now the hacktivists have claimed to release name of the police officier who shot Mike Brown.

According to the @TheAnonMessage twitter handle the hackers will also release photo, address and other details of the police officer. The following tweets show leaked name and demands made by Anonymous.

[Working Poor]

That anonymous...

[Spikender]

Just saw the Twitter feed.

Whether he really is the right officer or not, he's about to be in for hell. They're also threatening to release a photo and address in about an hour and a half.

[tod evans]

This needs to happen to every "Just-Us" department employee!

[JK/SEA]

boy oh boy, someone is going to be pissed...

[cajuncocoa]

http://www.ddotomen.com/2014/08/14/p...brown-revealed

[squarepusher]

the problem is the accuracy of the report is probably sketchy at best

[tod evans]

Grab from Cajun's link;

[Wren]

Like Trayvon, the reports say this kid attacked first and reached for the LEO's firearm. If true, self defense justified.

[pcosmar]

the problem is the accuracy of the report is probably sketchy at best

Then let the governmental "authorities" supply the correct information.

[RonPaulFanInGA]

Like Trayvon, the reports say this kid attacked first and reached for the LEO's firearm. If true, self defense justified.

The police report says Brown was shot from a distance of 35 feet. That doesn't seem to jive with the whole 'shot while reaching for the officer's gun' line.

[JK/SEA]

his mother must be proud....if he hasn't killed her yet...

[AuH20]

Like Trayvon, the reports say this kid attacked first and reached for the LEO's firearm. If true, self defense justified.

Possibly. But the police typically release personal info on perps before they reach their day in court.

[AuH20]

The police report says Brown was shot from a distance of 35 feet. That doesn't seem to jive with the whole 'shot while reaching for the officer's gun' line.

Not the initial shots. One rocketed through the squad car window per the female witnesses' testimony.

[AuH20]

Rumors that the officer is gay. This is getting better and better. Huff Post may have to write a retraction. LOL

[Cleaner44]

Not the initial shots. One rocketed through the squad car window per the female witnesses' testimony.

Shot 2: The officer shot Brown in the back while he was running away
Shot 3: The officer shot Brown while he was facing the officer and Brown had his hands in the air

[RonPaulFanInGA]

If he's gay, he's lost any support he had on Free Republic.

If he's gay, he's gained the support of Wonkette, DU, Huffington Post, etc.

[thoughtomator]

Rumors that the officer is gay. This is getting better and better. Huff Post may have to write a retraction. LOL

It also opens up a new possibility in terms of previous relationship between the killer and his victim.

[phill4paul]

Possibly. But the police typically release personal info on perps before they reach their day in court.

This has always bothered me. The local paper grabs the pictures and charges of those arrested off the police web site and publishes them. I've often wondered how many of those cases came out "innocent" yet because of the publicity an individual may have lost a job or an apartment or....

[thoughtomator]

This has always bothered me. The local paper grabs the pictures and charges of those arrested off the police web site and publishes them. I've often wondered how many of those cases came out "innocent" yet because of the publicity an individual may have lost a job or an apartment or....

In the US, 99% of criminal cases that go to trial end up as convictions. The rest all get plea bargained down so that there is no trial. For historical comparison, Hitler's notorious political courts had a conviction rate of 90%.

[RonPaulFanInGA]

Willman and Brown:

[pcosmar]

In the US, 99% of criminal cases that go to trial end up as convictions. The rest all get plea bargained down so that there is no trial. For historical comparison, Hitler's notorious political courts had a conviction rate of 90%.

How many arrests are dropped before trial?

one example comes to mind.. The Elvis impersonator that was falsely accused of a Ricin attack.. and his whole life was published before he was found to be completely innocent.

[tod evans]

How many arrests are dropped before trial?

one example comes to mind.. The Elvis impersonator that was falsely accused of a Ricin attack.. and his whole life was published before he was found to be completely innocent.

The entire "Just-Us" department must be ripped out by its deeply entrenched roots and discarded in its entirety if this country is ever to experience the courts of law the founding fathers spoke of.

[Natural Citizen]

Relevant reading - St. Louis County police will no longer be involved in policing Ferguson...

[presence]

Police are denying that name. Saying its ficticious, nobody by that name works for Ferguson PD.

St Louis County officials confirmed to news moments ago that there is no Ferguson Police Officer by the name of “Bryan P Willman”. Moreover, there is no St Louis County Police Officer by the name of “Bryan P Willman” either. Since Wednesday, a series of fake names have been circulating on Twitter in the Ferguson shooting death of Michael Brown.
This morning August 14, the St Louis Post Dispatch confirmed that the name “Bryan P Willman” does not belong to a Ferguson police official. The Post Dispatch and reporter Joel Currier indicated that “St. Louis Co. Police say the name of the officer Bryan P. Willman released [online] is false.

http://news.lalate.com/2014/08/14/br...michael-brown/

[thoughtomator]

Police are denying that name. Saying its ficticious, nobody by that name works for Ferguson PD.

He's allegedly from the next town over, St. Ann's PD, which would make the Ferguson PD statement technically accurate and an intentional deception at the same time.

The whole "technically accurate intentional deception" thing should have been put to a stop when Clinton did it. We continue to reap the consequences of affirming that tactic as respectable/acceptable.

[tod evans]

"Enhanced interrogation" of the police spokesman might prove enlightening...

We've been told that that is an acceptable means of obtaining information......

[presence]

Twitter handle that released the name has been suspended:

https://twitter.com/TheAnonMessage/s...89410616606720

[thoughtomator]

Twitter handle that released the name has been suspended:

https://twitter.com/TheAnonMessage/s...89410616606720

time to start cultivating other alt-news sources, with governments cracking down on Twitter -anyone got any suggestions?

[TonySutton]

Twitter handle that released the name has been suspended:

https://twitter.com/TheAnonMessage/s...89410616606720

backup account is @theanonmessage2

it is currently active