Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury

[1StrongBlackMan]

18. Hell ...

From the transcript:

Q: Did you guys have a volatile, well, how can I put this. Did you not really get along well with the folks that lived in that apartment, not you personally, I mean the police in general?

Wilson: It is an antipolice area for sure.

Q: And when you say antipolice, tell me more?

Wilson: There’s a lot of gangs that reside or associate with that area. There’s a lot of violence in that area, there’s a lot of gun activity, drug activity, it is just not a very well-liked community. That community doesn’t like the police.

Q: Were you pretty much on high alert being in that community by yourself, especially when Michael Brown said, ‘ what you say,’ I think he said?

Wilson: Yes.

Q: You were on pretty high alert at that point knowing the vicinity and the area that you’re in?

Wilson: Yes, that’s not an area where you can take anything really. Like I said, it is a hostile environment. There are good people over there, there really are, but I mean there is an influx of gang activity in that area.

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Those aren't questions "Prosecutors" typically ask the accused. They are designed to evoke sympathy for the "poor misfortunate soul" that finds themselves in a, clearly, hostile and dangerous corner of hell.

McCulloch instructing jurors to ignore any testimony that was inconsistent with Wilson's version of what happened.

I hadn't read that instruction. I must have missed it. Can you point to where it was given?