Ferguson Cop Darren Wilson Will Never Police Again, His Lawyer Says

[IDemo]

Source: NBC

Darren Wilson, the Ferguson, Missouri, police officer who killed unarmed teen Michael Brown in August, setting off months of protests, will likely never be a law enforcement officer again, his lawyer said in an interview with NBC station KSDK.

"Realistically speaking, Darren will never be a police officer again, and he understands that," attorney Jim Towey said. "Going forward it will be school, and trying to carve out a new niche, new career, for he and his family."

There were violent protests this week in the St. Louis suburb after a grand jury declined to indict Wilson in Brown's death on Aug. 9. Twelve buildings and a police car were torched, police officers were pelted with bottles and rocks, and tear gas was used against crowds in protests after the grand jury's decision Monday. Other protests also erupted across the country.

Wilson said in an interview on ABC this week that he has a "clean conscience" and insisted "I did my job right" when he fatally shot Brown, 18, who he claimed tried to grab his gun and then charged at him that day. Other witnesses claimed the unarmed teen had his hands up when he was shot. Wilson has received death threats in the aftermath of the shooting, Neil Bruntrager, another of Wilson's attorneys, said.

Read more: http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/michael-brown-shooting/ferguson-cop-darren-wilson-will-never-police-again-his-lawyer-n257511

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. So, maybe a Fox News gig?

[Archae]

2. Just what I was thinking.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

39. Just like Mark Furhman - a Fox News Police Analyst

[Richard D]

50. Me too

[INdemo]

18. That plus a book by some rightwing nut publishing comapny

[meow2u3]

30. Or maybe a RW radio shock jock show

[DallasNE]

42. My Exact Thought -- The New Oliver North n/t

[Half-Century Man]

37. NRA Spokes Monster.

Klan PR gig?
Professional Expert Witness in the field of identifying scary black people.

[joanbarnes]

3. Awe, maybe he doesn't have to work after Bob McCullough and Backstoppers raised $500k for him.

[BootinUp]

4. And so starts the appeal for cash to help the poor fellow. nt

[groundloop]

5. He'll sell a crap painting on ebay for 100s of thousands of dollars

Oh wait, that's already been done.

[Blue_Tires]

6. Why would he? Wilson has already gotten a million bucks richer

and is the darling of conservative circles and 2A activists nationwide...

He'll never have to work another day for the rest of his life

[Rowdyboy]

7. He'll be a tea-bagger in congress come 2016....Count on it

[sadoldgirl]

8. If I were in his shoes

I would give it up too. After all he did and how he used the media right
away to "justify" his actions, the public might just remember him in
the worst way. You never know when he may blow up again.

You might be right about the money motive, but I think it is rather
his safety. I bet that he will not tell the media where he will go.

[jtuck004]

9. What's it cost to watch your back, and that of your family, for the rest of your life?

He could ask any black person. If he will refrain from shooting them first.

[TheCowsCameHome]

10. Well, let's see,

the NRA, Fox, and RNC just to name a few seem like they might have an interest in having this "patriot" and "great 'mericun" on their team.

[Thespian2]

11. In Truth

the lying, murdering bastard should spend the remainder of his life hand-cuffed to Dick Cheney.

[IDemo]

12. I believe that would constitute torture

I like it.

[bvf]

13. No, that would be a mutual admiration society.

Now, chain them together and put them behind bars where they belong--that would be a relief.

[AndyTiedye]

14. Give Deadeye Dick Enough

so he will mistake Darren Wilson for a bird.

[bvf]

15. Yes.

Then make Wilson apologize.

[Dont call me Shirley]

31. Or a judge...

[lastlib]

16. Does he want some cheese to go with his w(h)ine??

Neither will Michael Brown, you fuckstain.

[JeffHead]

17. If he's charging 500k per interview why should he? nt

[Oktober]

56. Was that the official number?

I wondered how much he got for that interview...

[TexasTowelie]

19. Good.

We don't need people like him running around wearing a badge.

[onehandle]

20. Wayne LaPierre has to retire sometime. Wilson will represent gun nuts well.

Humans. The ultimate prey for gunhadists.

[valerief]

21. I see a future as a Grand Dragon for him. nt

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

41. I assume he already belongs. Maybe he gets a big promotion.

[AndyTiedye]

48. Unless He Failed the KKK's Entrance Examination

[OldRedneck]

22. Not that it matters . . .

Not that it matters, but his lawyer appears to have failed English grammar.

Wilson's lawyer is quoted as saying: "Going forward it will be school, and trying to carve out a new niche, new career, for he and his family."

No. He should have said ". . . for HIM and his family."

"For" is a preposition; a preposition requires an an object. "He" is the subjective case of the pronoun, "him" is the objective case.

The word "at" is a preposition. Consider this sentence: "I threw a rock at (he, or, him)." "At him" because "him" is the objective case.

I guess he earned his law degree by mailing in a few box tops.

[DesertDiamond]

26. LOL! I was just thinking the same thing!

[Cha]

44. Oh wow.. I skimmed past that part.. my hackles would have gone up.. they just did!

[Horse with no Name]

23. Why would he? He is a folk hero with a million bucks in his pocket

and is smart enough to know he isn't going to win the lottery twice.
He would be checkmated on the streets.

[Rozlee]

27. Let's hope a civil suit by Michael Brown's family empties his pockets a bit.

Evidence that was suppressed by the Ferguson jury stands a better chance to see the light of day in a civil court. We can hope, right?

[cstanleytech]

45. I am not so sure if such a lawsuit will prevail at this moment unless the feds

prosecute Wilson for civil rights violation because right now he has immunity from a civil lawsuit I believe.
If the feds do manage to convict him though it would make such a civil lawsuit more viable.

[PM Martin]

24. He should be on trial, not going to school.

Disgusting! Shooting at a fleeing suspect should be a felony.

[24601]

51. Not a binary question. It would depend what charge they are fleeing and other matters. An armed

suspect fleeing a rape-murder of a child and who fails to stop when ordered should be fired upon. It's essential to weigh/consider the likely threat threat to future victims.

If, conversely, the suspect is fleeing a jaywalking citation, I support letting that one go.

Most other things are going to fall between these two examples and require rapid judgment about the public safety threats - that posed by the suspect and the danger to others when firing on a fleeing suspect.

[jeff47]

25. That would require him to have been a police officer previously

And it's pretty clear he wasn't. He was a thug who was given a uniform.

[rpannier]

28. Considering he's gotten about 1 million bucks since the shooting

Why would he want to a cop?

[DonCoquixote]

29. of course not

After a few gig, this sob will be in politics. Senator Wilson from Missouri,anyone?

Thank whatever providence that is that I did nto move to this state like I planned.

[SoapBox]

32. Well thank gawd.

He and some other killers can hang together.

[rocktivity]

33. Well, with what's left over of his donations and media appearance fees

after he pays YOU, counselor, will he have to work at all?


rocktivity

[Scootaloo]

34. he should be doing 20 to life behind bars, nevermind being a cop.

[saintsebastian]

35. "Never Police Again"?

"Never police again"? If policing is protecting and serving, I want to know if he ever actually began policing in the first place.

[MarianJack]

36. Hopefully, after the Feds get through with him,...

...he'll spend several years making license plates!

PEACE!

[jaysunb]

40. You win the prize !

And his lawyer knows it's coming.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

38. Duh. N/T

[Cha]

43. Yeah.. he's a a killer cop.. he should be bound over for trial.

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DWilson has a "clean conscience" 'cause he's a fucking lying sociopath.


Thanks IDemo

[VanillaRhapsody]

52. I read that his mother was a con artist that would bilk thousands from friends and neighbors

with identity theft.

[csziggy]

64. Yes - she stole from her neighbors and friends

Mother of policeman who shot dead Michael Brown was 'a serial con artist who defrauded thousands of dollars from neighbors in stolen credit card scheme'

Police named Darren Wilson as the officer that shot dead Michael Brown, 18, on August 9 in Ferguson, Missouri
Neighbor's claim Wilson's mother was a known con artist
She would allegedly befriend people in the community and steal their identifies to take out loans and rack up credit card debt
Durso died when her son - now 28 - was about 18

By Daniel Bates In Ferguson for MailOnline

Published: 13:19 EST, 16 August 2014 | Updated: 10:42 EST, 17 August 2014

Neighbors claim the policeman accused of shooting dead an unarmed teenager in St Louis had a serial con woman for a mother, MailOnline can reveal.

Darren Wilson’s mother Tonya Durso won the trust of her neighbors then cheated them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by stealing their identities and taking out vast loans and credit card debt.

At the time she committed the offenses she was on parole for similar crimes elsewhere the state and afterwards died at the age of 35 under mysterious circumstances.

Neighbors today revealed how they were stunned that Wilson became a police officer after his mother behaved so deviously towards them.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2726614/Mother-policeman-shot-dead-Michael-Brown-serial-artist-defrauded-thousands-dollars-neighbors-stolen-credit-card-scheme.html#ixzz3KNoTwsZM

So Darren Wilson was brought up by a woman who knew how to lie, cheat and steal. I wonder what effect that had on his ability to be honest under oath?

There is also the point that she died under mysterious circumstances which apparently have never been clarified.

[VanillaRhapsody]

65. Well now we know where he got his "poker face"

[oldandhappy]

46. I hope he stays out of the public eye.

I would consider it a blessing if he holed up somewhere and was very quiet.

[alcibiades_mystery]

47. Bee Oh Oh Aych Oh Oh

[Ash_F]

49. Well, there is always organized crime.

Not that much different.

[Dan]

53. BS

He will be a cop in some small town within a year or so... it is what he does and how he defines himself.... my thoughts.

[grahamhgreen]

54. Enlist.

[CubicleGuy]

55. I read the testimony of Dorian Johnson...

... and this explains everything from what I can see. Wilson instigated the whole thing, Brown never attempted to go after Wilson's gun and Brown was killed for having disrespected a cop. End of story.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2014/11/24/michael_brown_and_darren_wilson_grand_jury_dorian_johnson_testimony.html

[dballance]

57. The former "Blackwater," "XE," Whatever it's called now....

It's always looking for a few "Good" men. He can have quite a career in private security.

He's already proven he's willing to label people of a different color as the "Other" and kill them without regard to their humanity. He'd do great in the Middle East as contract security.

[Cosmocat]

58. This is the only positive from this

I have a little different take on him.

I think the evidence is pretty clear he was both lazy and instigated this incident,. as well as incompetent.

What police officer BACKS up his car to put himself in a position where he is stuck in his vehicle with his BACK to people he is confronting?

He got the situation amped up, then over reacted and wasn't able to manage the situation without killing Brown.

He can say he has a clear conscience, and he has ginned himself up to square his story to what made it something to get past the grand jury and to present to the media.

But, he KNOWS what happened, and I think how he got in over his head and ended up killing Brown along with what I think is a guy who was marginal in being in the job in the first place, he just does not have the constitution for the job.

He will always have this lingering over him, and if he were to land somewhere other than Ferguson where this could get covered up, he is a pretty sure bet to end up in another bad situation and it might not turn out as well for him.

For everyone else, good to not have him in a position where he has the capacity for lethal force, because he is both an incompetent twit and too weak to have that kind of power.

[heaven05]

59. doesn't have to

his racist buddies and sympathizers have raised enough money for this clown that he and his new wife will be able to sit on a beach, drinking Mai Tais and revel in the talk and thoughts of his murder of Michael Brown and subsequent exoneration.

[Gothmog]

60. No kidding

[treestar]

61. If he did his job right

He could get right back to it. Even the department doesn't agree with him.

[VA_Jill]

62. Faux Noise

will hire him immediately as a "security specialist". So would Blackwater, or whatever they call their slimy selves these days.

[damnedifIknow]

63. A county prosecutor in the making

Then he can help other killer cops walk.

[Demeter]

66. One abusive officer down...how many thousand more to go?

and at what cost to American families and neighborhoods?

[tabasco]

67. Fox "News" gig?

Seems likely.

[Hekate]

68. Whatever will that Moran do with all that murderous rage he's got inside?

Start his own neighborhood watch and pull a Zimmerman?

[jmowreader]

69. He'll open a pizza parlor in Burke, VA

Probably the most infamous picture from the Vietnam War was one of General Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing a VC sapper - in the middle of the street in Saigon. After the fall of Saigon, the US removed him from Vietnam and set him up in Virginia, where he opened a pizza parlor in a mall...which did good business for a while, then collapsed after the people in the area figured out who he was.