Posted by DrJohn on 17 March, 2015 at 7:28 am. 2 comments already!

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‘Hands up, don’t shoot’ was built on a lie

We always knew that, but the astonishing part is who wrote it:

Jonathan Capeheart!

The DOJ report notes on page 44 that Johnson “made multiple statements to the media immediately following the incident that spawned the popular narrative that Wilson shot Brown execution-style as he held up his hands in surrender.” In one of those interviews, Johnson told MSNBC that Brown was shot in the back by Wilson. It was then that Johnson said Brown stopped, turned around with his hands up and said, “I don’t have a gun, stop shooting!” And, like that, “hands up, don’t shoot” became the mantra of a movement. But it was wrong, built on a lie.

Read it all.

Somebody pinch me

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