Sargeant testimony:
The individual reached in and was trying to grab at his pistol, his
pistol came out of his holster. He told me he had control of the
weapon, but it was being pointed at him. He had the gun in his
hand, but the muzzle of the wepon had been turned where his hand
was actually turned toward him.
The gun went off.
Or did he say I fired a shot?
No, he said the gun wentoff.
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He said he started running, I got out of the car to chase him. He said he got down about 30, 40 feet from where the car was parked and for some reason the individual stopped and turned toward him. Brown said you're too much of a pussy to shoot me and turned, he had faced him and started to charge at Officer Wilson.
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Q. Has he ever told you, yeah, I didn't know anything about what happened up at the Ferguson Market?
A Yes, he has told me that in subsequent conversations.
Q. He told you he didn't know about there being a stealing at the Ferguson Market?
A. Correct.
Q. Okay.
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Officer Wilson told you that Michael Brown took off running and then he stopped and raised his arms and charged him?
A. Yes, ma'am.
Did he indicate to you how he raised his arms, how Michael Brown raised his arms?
A. It was like this, like he was going to charge at him.
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Detective from St. Louis says Officer Wilson told him "The first time he pulled the trigger he said that it misfired. The second time he pulled the trigger it fired and then he said he tried two additional times and they misfired." He told him he believes Michael Brown's hand was on the gun and that's why it misfired.
Didn't say Brown had cigarillos in his hand, said Wilson told him he advised dispatcher he was conducting a pedestrian check.
Q. If the suspect is running, then what would be your initial reason to keep shooting?
A. "As Darren Wilson describes it, the subject turned arond at that point. He doesn't tell us that he fired any rounds from the time that he got out of the car to the time that the subject turns around.
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