Thread: Exclusive: Ferguson’s Historic Race and Police Riot Footage

Exclusive: Ferguson’s Historic Race and Police Riot Footage

Prison Planet.com
November 25, 2014

Infowars reporters Jakari Jackson and Joe Biggs give exhaustive coverage of the protests and police crackdown in Ferguson, including the gun shots, the looting and the fires, to news director Rob Dew and the crew at the Infowars Command Center.



Tear gas blankets Ferguson as smoke shoots out of several buildings on fire, and gunfire erupts while the firefighters struggle to put out the flames.

Not even the McDonald’s was spared from the looting.

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Infowars reporter David Knight breaks down how the findings of a government investigation will always favor the government, especially when it come to a grand jury controlled entirely by a prosecutor.

Officer Darren Wilson may have been justified in the shooting; nevertheless, what people needed to see was an open, transparent process.

That’s not what happened.



Jakari Jackson reports on the sizable police force who arrive at the protests and begin firing tear gas.

Down the street, looters broke into several stores, including Boost Mobile, and took everything from the shelves.

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After protestors took to the streets throughout the city, this is what remains of the crowd outside the courthouse after the grand jury decision was announced.

Although the vast majority of the protestors were peaceful, a few provocateurs threw bottles at the police.

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Explosions still shook the city into the wee hours of the night as Humvee patrolled the streets.

At least 1,000 extra police officers were called into the area.

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Source: http://www.prisonplanet.com/exclusiv...t-footage.html

Scenes from looting in Ferguson

The QuikTrip in the 9400 block of Florissant Road is looted on Sunday, Aug. 10, 2014, one day after a Ferguson officer shot and killed Michael Brown.
August 10, 2014 11:24 pm





Ferguson QuikTrip looted

David Carson
The QuikTrip in the 9400 block of Florissant Road is looted on Sunday, Aug. 10, 2014, one day after a Ferguson officer shot and killed Michael Brown. Photo by David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com











Notice this one's gun in his waistband? I wonder if he has a PERMIT?


erguson crowd loots QuikTrip

David Carson
A man jumps through the broken window with bottles of wine in his hands as the QuikTrip in the 9400 block of Florissant Road is looted on Sunday, Aug. 10, 2014, one day after a Ferguson officer shot and killed Michael Brown. photo by David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com







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J.B. Forbes
Looters run out of the WalMart on W. Florissant on Sunday evening, Aug. 10, 2014, in Ferguson, with rioters breaking in to many stores along W. Florissant between Ferguson and I-270. Photo by J.B. Forbes, jforbes@post-dispatch.com




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J.B. Forbes
A looter runs out of a tire store on W. Florissant on Sunday evening, Aug. 10, 2014, in Ferguson, with rioters breaking in to many stores along W. Florissant between Ferguson and I-270. Photo by J.B. Forbes, jforbes@post-dispatch.com



http://www.stltoday.com/gallery/news...84dfd62.html#0

I baffles me that these folks are demanding respect when their very actions a show how little they deserve it. JMO

A town ravaged by anger: Before and after pictures show extent of damage to buildings in Ferguson

By Sara Malm for MailOnline and Daniel Bates In Ferguson, Missouri for MailOnline

Published: 09:50 EST, 26 November 2014 | Updated: 12:06 EST, 26 November 2014


Monday night's grand jury decision to not indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson over the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, led to riots in the Missouri city.
Although Michael Brown's family, President Barack Obama, and authorities called for peaceful protests, the Ferguson was soon out of control.
The riots saw a return to the looting, fires and property damages which took place on a smaller scale in August, immediately after the shooting of Brown.
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Damage done: Two buildings still smoulder after the riots that ravaged Ferguson, Missouri overnight


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Before: A satellite image taken by Google in September 2012 show the buildings intact

As the sun rose on Tuesday, the cityscape of Ferguson looked worlds away from satellite and Google Street View snaps taken just months earlier.
Pictures from yesterday in comparison with images from before, tracked down byThe Wall Street Journal, show the damage done.
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Last night, tens of thousands of people in more than 170 cities across America - including Atlanta, Boston, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles, among others - were demonstrating against the long-awaited verdict.
However, despite the St. Louis grand jury decision, federal investigations into the shooting of Michael Brown continue the US Attorney General said on Monday.
The Justice Department will continue to pursue two investigations, one into potential civil rights violations by Officer Wilson when he shot dead unarmed Brown in August this year, and one into the practices of the Ferguson Police force.
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Beauty lost: A beauty supply store has been left in ruins after Monday night's riots


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True beauty: A Google Street View snap from 2010 shows the shop in its original state


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Burned out: A building in Ferguson only has its four walls left after being destroyed by fire


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Better times: The building, which appears to be a shop, is pictured on Google earlier this year


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The fire at the local Little Ceasars restaurant left the big orange sign in a melted lump on the ground


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Neighborhood joint: There is no sign of its former glory, captured by Google in August 2012


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Distraught: The manager of the Little Caesar's said he understood the protesters were angry but added: 'Speaking your mind - that’s America. You are supposed to be able to protest peacefully and make your point. But this...'


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More destruction: The arson frenzy also hit South Florissant Street, about a mile away. This branch of Little Casear's was burned out


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Et tu: The neighboring antique shop to the Little Caesar's was also destroyed in the orgy of violence which hit Ferguson


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Long way back: A woman stops to take a picture using her phone of the damage done


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Still intact: The local Clean World Laundromat was still standing on Monday morning

Residents on the streets told MailOnline that the wreckage to Ferguson was so bad that it looked like ‘Ferganistan’.
Another said that it ‘looked like Iraq’.
Almost every building along South Florissant Street, where the Ferguson police station is located, had been ransacked or vandalised.
Tony Koenig and his brother Ray, 38 and 40, had taken the day off from working as school groundskeepers to help rebuild a Mexican restaurant run by a friend.
Tony said: ‘I have lived in Ferguson for 38 years and I have never seen anything like this. They just want street justice and they don’t care about how they get it.
‘This young generation. I cannot understand why they do what they do. The parents are to blame. When me and my brother grew up both our parents worked and we were raised knowing how to show respect, and that doesn’t happen these days.
‘We’ve had a hard enough time paying our mortgages after the economy went down. We don’t need this’.
Their friend Drew Canaday, who was also helping them, lives in the street next to South Florissant and said that it was ‘like a war’ the night before.

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Destruction: :A rioter uses a stick to break a window at the Hunan Chop Suey Chinese Restaurant along West Florissant Ave last night


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Nothing left: This was all that was left of the Hunan Chop Suey Chinese restaurant this morning after the fire wrecked it


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Picture: 'I don't condone this but I can understand it. I have been racially profiled myself,' said Jason Westbrook of Ferguson as he took video of the burning of the Title Max Loans business on West Florissant


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As they were: The Hunan Chop Suey and TitleMax loans were both intact before last night's orgy of violence


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Burning: Cars parked outside one row of shops on West Florissant were targeted in the destruction spree


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Burned out: Cars parked outside one row of shops on West Florissant were targeted in the destruction spree


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Inspection: The scale of destruction became clear today after a night which saw fires raised across the St Louis suburb of Ferguson


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Attacked: McDonald's on West Florissant was smashed up although not set on fire. It had previously (right) avoided damage


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Devastated: A gas station was among the targets of the violence. Today property manager Terri Willits witnessed the destruction


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Crime scene: Much of West Florissant was under police guard today and described by officers as an active crime scene


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He said: ‘These young people are so used to instant gratification, they want stuff now. They are too immature to understand that stuff takes time.
‘Especially something this big. It takes dialogue and not everyone will be happy but that’s compromise.
‘These people don’t want to wait. That what today’s society has come to, not just here in Ferguson - this is America, this is the world.’
Further up South Florissant a Little Caesar’s pizza restaurant had been burned to the ground, as had the antiques store next to it.
The manager of the restaurant, who declined to give his name for fear of reprisals, said that 12 people had now been put out of work and did not know if the owners would rebuild.
The manager said that the store was destroyed by a tornado three years earlier and they did build it back but it cost ‘a lot of money’.
He said: ‘Most of the people here have families and they are very worried about what will come next for them.
‘I’m proud to work here and started as the dishwasher and worked my way up. I had a motorcycle accident and had my foot amputated and they were good enough to give me a job,
The manger, a widower with two children in their 20s, said that he was in principle on the side of the protesters but that this was ‘too far’.
He said: ‘I believe in their right to protest and what they’re doing is a just case.
‘Speaking your mind - that’s America. You are supposed to be able to protest peacefully and make your point. But this...’

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I am little weary of hearing how the "nation" has blown up over this. A dedicated group of race based activists are having a hissy, and inciting riots, the entire country, much to the disappointment of Al Sharpton ,adviser of all things race to Mr. Obama, and his enablers is not. Al Sharpton, The New Black Panters, the Nation of Islam's are leading the charge and should be "charged".