Michael Brown's Step Father investigated

Michael Brown's Step Father has come out though a friend and apologized for his actions the night of the riots. First he starts the riot and now that they are talking about prosecuting him for he apologizes.

Maybe this type of behavior was taught to Michael Brown from his step father. First you talk back to the police then you smack them up side the face and try to steal their gun and shoot them and when they get the upper hand you start apologizing and raise your hands up in the air as you take another run at them trying to get the gun again. Humm! Makes me wonder.

I too think that the police won't arrest him as that right there might start another riot. I think everyone is tired of all the mess in Ferguson by now.

Maybe it's best that we let sleeping dogs lie where they are and don't disturb them.

Speaking of sleeping dogs, my neighbor behind my house has brought in two boxers that are full grown and seem very aggressive. He installed one of those invisible fences in the ground surrounding his small yard. So the dogs run free in the yard when he and his wife are at work. They chase after cars that drive by the house and bark at anything unusual in the area. So today I was recharging some of the batteries on my Electronic Game Caller and figured I'd have some fun with the two dogs. They are very aggressive and or playful and will run up towards the closest point of the wires to see what's going on. They won't cross the wires right now as they both wear those shock collars on their necks. But someday in the future the batteries will be low and they will get out of the yard. So today I walked out on the back deck to put some bird seed into the bird feeder and they dogs came as close as they could get towards me and started watching me and they woofed a low bark but not too much. They are not that familiar with me as I'm not out much these days as it's been cold, raining and snowy. They have been there for about a month now but the leaves on the trees in my back yard just dropped off a week or two ago and now I can see my neighbor's house better with the leaves gone and out of the way. So I can see the dogs better too.

While out on the back deck I hung the E caller from the bird feeders pole and went back into the house. I waited about 5 min to let them forget about me being outside and then played a Woodpecker Sound. Boy they came flying around from the front of the house onto my side of the yard and started barking aggressively towards my back deck area. I played this game with them for a while as my batteries for my Canon Camera were charging. That took about a hour maybe. So ever few minutes after they went away I'd play a new sound. Baby birds, mouse sqeaking or woodpecker sound and they would come back running again to see what was making the noise. Then I got my FoxPro FX3 out an played an aggressive coyote challenge call with some barks and howls. That really got the boxers stirred up. They were on a terror for five miutes as they tried to get closer but could not get too close to wire buried in the yard. They are so easy to fire up. It's almost as if they are trained to attack. They were not afraid at all and both come running. I watched them the other day playing and one was on top of this concrete wall and the other was on the down hill part of the lawn below the wall. The one below the wall was trying to jump up to get at the one on top of the concrete wall. That dog was jumping up about 8 ft in the air. He was three times his body length above the ground. I've never seen a boxer jumping like that before. The ground was wet and they had a hard time getting around the corner of the concrete wall as it's only about 5 ft from my maple tree that's right on the boarder of the two yards. One of the dogs would get though this small choke point and not get shocked but the other was too timid and he got shocked ever time he got close to the right angle where to two concrete walls meet. He can get though this choke point easily when the ground is dry. But when it rains I guess it increased the power or signal strength between the shock collar and the wires in the ground. They could easily run around the other side of the house and get to the front of their yard but they don't. They always come to my side to get from the back yard to the front yard for some reason.

I figure that when the guy installed the line in the ground that would be a choke point for the dogs and that they might not be able to get though that area. The underground wire is not more than 3 or 4 ft from the corner of the two walls. They meet at a right angle to each other. They built these walls and filled in the area to increase their parking space next to the side of their house. You should have seen the two gubers that the lady hired to build these concrete walls. As they were pouring the concrete the framing and forms came apart at the seam or intersection of the two walls and concrete started leaking out of the forms. It was almost a disaster in the making. These two amateurs were fun to watch that day. More fun that watching these two stuid boxers bark at my remote controlled Electronic Game caller. I can't wait to play the Mountain Lion Mating call and see how they react. I wonder if any real coyotes will come to play with those two dogs. We have them close by in the neighborhood as I've heard they howls in the nearby woods over the past four or five years. And I've seen a pack of them crossing the road not more than a mile away from my house. Coyotes can outrun and easily kill small dogs and cats and will do so if they catch them. But these two boxers are not small dogs and there are two of them. They are both males too. I'm pretty sure that the guy bought them as guard dogs as they appear to be trained to move forward and not retreat when threatened. IE they seem aggressive to me. If they get out of the yard and past the fence I may have to be careful when out in my yard. The kid works and both he and his wife are gone most all day. They leave early in the morning and come home around 4:30 pm or so. They are not bad neighbors and the kid grew up in that house and lived there from time to time with him grandmother. He dad was from another family as the grandmother is his step grandmother. The son of the grandmother married the kids mother after she had him I guess. As his name is different. But I do remember the kid who's now in his early 20s I suspect and I also remember his older sister as they use to stand on my front porch waiting for the school bus when it was raining. They use to wake me up at 7 am every morning when it rained as they were talking right next to my bed. I could hear them talking though the window.

[QUOTE=kyfanatic;540268]Meanwhile around the country over 45 murders of innocent White People have occurred and covered up by the lamestream media including this murder of a 12 year old white boy in Georgia

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....there is a part of the population that feel it's not as important. You know white guilt and being born into white entitlement and all.

what would a police officer have to do to be indited, or is there anything one could do, where they would be indited?

[QUOTE=waterdog101;540288]what would a police officer have to do to be indited, or is there anything one could do, where they would be indited?[/QUOTE]

I would NOT have indicted in the case in New York. It looks like an overstep, but you now what. THE GUY WAS BREAKING THE LAW.......

Later,

Geo

[QUOTE=Moveon;540272]Michael Brown's Step Father has come out though a friend and apologized for his actions the night of the riots. First he starts the riot and now that they are talking about prosecuting him for he apologizes.

Maybe this type of behavior was taught to Michael Brown from his step father. First you talk back to the police then you smack them up side the face and try to steal their gun and shoot them and when they get the upper hand you start apologizing and raise your hands up in the air as you take another run at them trying to get the gun again. Humm! Makes me wonder.

I too think that the police won't arrest him as that right there might start another riot. I think everyone is tired of all the mess in Ferguson by now.

Maybe it's best that we let sleeping dogs lie where they are and don't disturb them.

Speaking of sleeping dogs, my neighbor behind my house has brought in two boxers that are full grown and seem very aggressive. He installed one of those invisible fences in the ground surrounding his small yard. So the dogs run free in the yard when he and his wife are at work. They chase after cars that drive by the house and bark at anything unusual in the area. So today I was recharging some of the batteries on my Electronic Game Caller and figured I'd have some fun with the two dogs. They are very aggressive and or playful and will run up towards the closest point of the wires to see what's going on. They won't cross the wires right now as they both wear those shock collars on their necks. But someday in the future the batteries will be low and they will get out of the yard. So today I walked out on the back deck to put some bird seed into the bird feeder and they dogs came as close as they could get towards me and started watching me and they woofed a low bark but not too much. They are not that familiar with me as I'm not out much these days as it's been cold, raining and snowy. They have been there for about a month now but the leaves on the trees in my back yard just dropped off a week or two ago and now I can see my neighbor's house better with the leaves gone and out of the way. So I can see the dogs better too.

While out on the back deck I hung the E caller from the bird feeders pole and went back into the house. I waited about 5 min to let them forget about me being outside and then played a Woodpecker Sound. Boy they came flying around from the front of the house onto my side of the yard and started barking aggressively towards my back deck area. I played this game with them for a while as my batteries for my Canon Camera were charging. That took about a hour maybe. So ever few minutes after they went away I'd play a new sound. Baby birds, mouse sqeaking or woodpecker sound and they would come back running again to see what was making the noise. Then I got my FoxPro FX3 out an played an aggressive coyote challenge call with some barks and howls. That really got the boxers stirred up. They were on a terror for five miutes as they tried to get closer but could not get too close to wire buried in the yard. They are so easy to fire up. It's almost as if they are trained to attack. They were not afraid at all and both come running. I watched them the other day playing and one was on top of this concrete wall and the other was on the down hill part of the lawn below the wall. The one below the wall was trying to jump up to get at the one on top of the concrete wall. That dog was jumping up about 8 ft in the air. He was three times his body length above the ground. I've never seen a boxer jumping like that before. The ground was wet and they had a hard time getting around the corner of the concrete wall as it's only about 5 ft from my maple tree that's right on the boarder of the two yards. One of the dogs would get though this small choke point and not get shocked but the other was too timid and he got shocked ever time he got close to the right angle where to two concrete walls meet. He can get though this choke point easily when the ground is dry. But when it rains I guess it increased the power or signal strength between the shock collar and the wires in the ground. They could easily run around the other side of the house and get to the front of their yard but they don't. They always come to my side to get from the back yard to the front yard for some reason.

I figure that when the guy installed the line in the ground that would be a choke point for the dogs and that they might not be able to get though that area. The underground wire is not more than 3 or 4 ft from the corner of the two walls. They meet at a right angle to each other. They built these walls and filled in the area to increase their parking space next to the side of their house. You should have seen the two gubers that the lady hired to build these concrete walls. As they were pouring the concrete the framing and forms came apart at the seam or intersection of the two walls and concrete started leaking out of the forms. It was almost a disaster in the making. These two amateurs were fun to watch that day. More fun that watching these two stuid boxers bark at my remote controlled Electronic Game caller. I can't wait to play the Mountain Lion Mating call and see how they react. I wonder if any real coyotes will come to play with those two dogs. We have them close by in the neighborhood as I've heard they howls in the nearby woods over the past four or five years. And I've seen a pack of them crossing the road not more than a mile away from my house. Coyotes can outrun and easily kill small dogs and cats and will do so if they catch them. But these two boxers are not small dogs and there are two of them. They are both males too. I'm pretty sure that the guy bought them as guard dogs as they appear to be trained to move forward and not retreat when threatened. IE they seem aggressive to me. If they get out of the yard and past the fence I may have to be careful when out in my yard. The kid works and both he and his wife are gone most all day. They leave early in the morning and come home around 4:30 pm or so. They are not bad neighbors and the kid grew up in that house and lived there from time to time with him grandmother. He dad was from another family as the grandmother is his step grandmother. The son of the grandmother married the kids mother after she had him I guess. As his name is different. But I do remember the kid who's now in his early 20s I suspect and I also remember his older sister as they use to stand on my front porch waiting for the school bus when it was raining. They use to wake me up at 7 am every morning when it rained as they were talking right next to my bed. I could hear them talking though the window.[/QUOTE]

Dogs running free in the backyard with the electric fence is nerve racking when they charge you because they don't slow down where you would like them to. I had a couple of old beagles charge me, my lab Maxx and my youngest daughter. I wasn't scared but did push the stroller opening away from the charging beagles and was ready to let Maxx go if these dogs didn't stop.....pretty sure Maxx could distract them long enough for me to line up a good kick in the nads on each dog if it came to that but they stopped in time. I cannot imagine having some large dogs charging me like those beagles did.

As far as coyotes go I wouldn't say a domestic dog has a chance with them. Maybe a young muscular pit but that's about it...just my opinion. I never had a lot of dealings with coyotes but with pit bulls...yes for most of my teenage years and they can be the most stubborn hell bent intent on killing regardless of pain dogs I have ever seen. We didn't fight them (I'm 100% against that) but did take them into the swamps with us in Florida and they are fearless when in attack mode. Snakes, possums, skunks, rabbits, pigs and coons were all fair play to them. I watched "rebel" eat his way through a root of a tree to get to a turtle...it took him 30 mins and he was bloody but never quit. The turtle was fine but had some scrapes on his shell before we could get him out of the hole.

I heard coyotes are just smarter than dogs and use the pack mentality to gang up and attack dogs. Even heard how a female coyote could get a male dog fired up for some Luvin and lure him out into the woods and then other coyotes come in for the kill.....don't know if it's true or not.

Be careful dude dogs can do some damage....whatever you do...do not kill them with spiked food! :rolleyes::p Some folks will understand that smartass remark.

[QUOTE=DJD;540295]Dogs running free in the backyard with the electric fence is nerve racking when they charge you because they don't slow down where you would like them to. I had a couple of old beagles charge me, my lab Maxx and my youngest daughter. I wasn't scared but did push the stroller opening away from the charging beagles and was ready to let Maxx go if these dogs didn't stop.....pretty sure Maxx could distract them long enough for me to line up a good kick in the nads on each dog if it came to that but they stopped in time. I cannot imagine having some large dogs charging me like those beagles did.

As far as coyotes go I wouldn't say a domestic dog has a chance with them. Maybe a young muscular pit but that's about it...just my opinion. I never had a lot of dealings with coyotes but with pit bulls...yes for most of my teenage years and they can be the most stubborn hell bent intent on killing regardless of pain dogs I have ever seen. We didn't fight them (I'm 100% against that) but did take them into the swamps with us in Florida and they are fearless when in attack mode. Snakes, possums, skunks, rabbits, pigs and coons were all fair play to them. I watched "rebel" eat his way through a root of a tree to get to a turtle...it took him 30 mins and he was bloody but never quit. The turtle was fine but had some scrapes on his shell before we could get him out of the hole.

I heard coyotes are just smarter than dogs and use the pack mentality to gang up and attack dogs. Even heard how a female coyote could get a male dog fired up for some Luvin and lure him out into the woods and then other coyotes come in for the kill.....don't know if it's true or not.

Be careful dude dogs can do some damage....whatever you do...do not kill them with spiked food! :rolleyes::p Some folks will understand that smartass remark.[/QUOTE]

Agree with everything in this post. Yes Don that story you heard is true. They are cunning to serious degrees and ruthless its how they survive. Yea don't kill anything by spiking food it is a CHICKEN SH IT way to do something. Be a man and do it right if you have to!

I can't really tell if these dogs are mean or not. They display play postures as they bow down as it praying with their front legs. I'm thinking that's a sign of wanting to play. They probably are bored to death and want something fun to do. I don't see the owner out playing with them and they constantly are fighting with each other in a playful manner. They are both males. And males need to roam and find mates unless they have been fixed. So I guess that they are old enough to be sexually mature and they must be frustrated. They are now chasing cars that drive by the house. No car can drive by without them running across their front yard trying to chase the cars within the confines of the invisible fence line that runs across their front yard next to the road.

I've seen films of dogs being used by coyote hunters. The dogs run out and bring the coyotes back in range of the hunter and the hunter shoots the coyotes. Go to U Tube and do a search for Coyote hunting dogs or something along those lines. It's pretty cool how these trained dogs can lure the wild coyotes into the hunters gun sights. The dogs usually attack the dead or wounded coyote immediately after it's shot by the hunter. But I learned that these wild coyotes are smart and really fast. They can outrun these domestic dogs with ease and the coyotes seem to be just looping along without much effort. The coyotes just bounce around on the ground with ease. The domesticated dogs with shorter legs seem to be running for their lives with the coyotes easily keeping up with them. They chase each other back and forth. First the coyote is on the attack and as they near the hunter the domestic dogs get braver and start chasing the coyotes away from the hunter. As this goes on back and forth the domesticated dogs lure the wild coyotes closer and closer to the hunter and then the hunter opens fire and shoots the coyotes. This is a very effective method of getting rid of coyotes. The coyotes are very territorial and will continue to chase the domesticated dogs even coming within 50 ft of the humans at times. I've seen U tube videos of this and it's interesting how it works.

Well I did get off topic again. But if you want to see these films get on google and do a search for coyote hunting dogs and see what you can find.

I'm ok with these boxers as they warn me if anything out of the normal is in the back yard or neighborhood. And they don't really seem to be mean. They don't bark unless their is something actually out in the yards. Unlike the numerous other small dogs in the neighborhood that bark all the time at nothing. I have neighbors with miniature dachshunds and another one with a small yorkie or chi Wawa. These little dogs are always barking and it can get annoying at times. People need to train their dogs not to bark all the time. I've had German Shepherds over the years and I always spent time with them and trained them well. They would bark if something was coming around but I could control them and make them stop barking with simple voice command. They just have to learn that you mean it when you tell them to stop barking. Or else they will get a whack on the nose or a smack on the butt with a folded up news paper. A simple flip of the fingers across the bridge of the nose usually gets their full attention. They stop barking when I did that. It stings them a bit but does no real damage. But it makes them listen to what you say. But you have to start the training process when they are still pups. German Shepherds are very smart dogs.

At least the big dog is gone. Those people moved away and took their dog with them. Check out this picture of the dog inside the car. The link is below: The dog I'm talking about is the light tan one on the left sitting inside the back of the car. Second row of pictures on the left. What breed it this?

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[QUOTE=Moveon;540305]I can't really tell if these dogs are mean or not. They display play postures as they bow down as it praying with their front legs. I'm thinking that's a sign of wanting to play. They probably are bored to death and want something fun to do. I don't see the owner out playing with them and they constantly are fighting with each other in a playful manner. They are both males. And males need to roam and find mates unless they have been fixed. So I guess that they are old enough to be sexually mature and they must be frustrated. They are now chasing cars that drive by the house. No car can drive by without them running across their front yard trying to chase the cars within the confines of the invisible fence line that runs across their front yard next to the road.

I've seen films of dogs being used by coyote hunters. The dogs run out and bring the coyotes back in range of the hunter and the hunter shoots the coyotes. Go to U Tube and do a search for Coyote hunting dogs or something along those lines. It's pretty cool how these trained dogs can lure the wild coyotes into the hunters gun sights. The dogs usually attack the dead or wounded coyote immediately after it's shot by the hunter. But I learned that these wild coyotes are smart and really fast. They can outrun these domestic dogs with ease and the coyotes seem to be just looping along without much effort. The coyotes just bounce around on the ground with ease. The domesticated dogs with shorter legs seem to be running for their lives with the coyotes easily keeping up with them. They chase each other back and forth. First the coyote is on the attack and as they near the hunter the domestic dogs get braver and start chasing the coyotes away from the hunter. As this goes on back and forth the domesticated dogs lure the wild coyotes closer and closer to the hunter and then the hunter opens fire and shoots the coyotes. This is a very effective method of getting rid of coyotes. The coyotes are very territorial and will continue to chase the domesticated dogs even coming within 50 ft of the humans at times. I've seen U tube videos of this and it's interesting how it works.

Well I did get off topic again. But if you want to see these films get on google and do a search for coyote hunting dogs and see what you can find.

I'm ok with these boxers as they warn me if anything out of the normal is in the back yard or neighborhood. And they don't really seem to be mean. They don't bark unless their is something actually out in the yards. Unlike the numerous other small dogs in the neighborhood that bark all the time at nothing. I have neighbors with miniature dachshunds and another one with a small yorkie or chi Wawa. These little dogs are always barking and it can get annoying at times. People need to train their dogs not to bark all the time. I've had German Shepherds over the years and I always spent time with them and trained them well. They would bark if something was coming around but I could control them and make them stop barking with simple voice command. They just have to learn that you mean it when you tell them to stop barking. Or else they will get a whack on the nose or a smack on the butt with a folded up news paper. A simple flip of the fingers across the bridge of the nose usually gets their full attention. They stop barking when I did that. It stings them a bit but does no real damage. But it makes them listen to what you say. But you have to start the training process when they are still pups. German Shepherds are very smart dogs.

At least the big dog is gone. Those people moved away and took their dog with them. Check out this picture of the dog inside the car. The link is below: The dog I'm talking about is the light tan one on the left sitting inside the back of the car. Second row of pictures on the left. What breed it this?

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Man that looks photoshopped cause that's a freaking horse!!!! Looks like a Mastiff. I always wanted one but they don't usually live past 9-10 years...losing a dog is tough I figured I would like to have as long as possible with my buddy.

[QUOTE=GeoFisher;540289]I would NOT have indicted in the case in New York. It looks like an overstep, but you now what. THE GUY WAS BREAKING THE LAW.......

Later,

Geo[/QUOTE] I believe you 100% but as I watched the video, heard the guy saying he couldn't breath, and the guy in the green shirt putting all his weight on the guys head. with all the other guys on him. for what crime was this guy killed for, selling cigarettes, I would have indited. the cops were wrong here, and can't see it any other way.

Has anybody noticed in every case here the cops were in the process of doing their job.... It looks like with the exception of the kid with the toy guy (and am wondering how the cops were supposed to know it was a toy gun) the officers were dealing with people who did not comply with request, just how do we want our laws enforced, if the fella that happens to be breaking them is black just let them be for fear of being scrutinized for the next 5 months to see if the decision you made in 2 seconds might have been wrong, if a cop approaches you, don't be a horse's a$$ and you will probably be ok...

Brown's father along with the Black Panthers threatening Wilson's Life,and the other race baiters like Obama,Sharpton,Hplder,and Jackson that helped to encite the riots and all the crimes associated with the whole affair should be charged with appropriate crimes.

These idiots keep trying to make this out to be a race issue but facts from the FBI shows otherwise,I read the exact numbers today and forget ,but the numbers I'm giving here are very close and show my point.
Last year only 123 Black people were killed by law enforcement officers,this out of 45 million Blacks in the USA is a very low percentage,but during the same time period,345 White People were killed by cops. Now how are cops singling out blacks in any regard.

Meanwhile in Chicago alone 126 Blacks were killed by other Blacks ,Blacks commit an abnormally high percentage of Violent and Class A and B Felonies in this country compared to other ethnic groups.This tells me that it's not that they are being singled out,but that they are not addressing their own behavior and what they are teaching their children.

White People are automatically called racist,but when was the last time a Black Person was honestly killed because of skin color instead of behavior? Meanwhile Blacks are assaulting and Murdering White People at high rate because the people they are killing are just White.

A black woman was finally charged for stabbing a White Girl at a Jr College out west because she was white with a federal hate crime,if that stands ,it will be the first I've ever heard of,never mind the poor Bosnian dude the black trash beat to death with hammers in St Louis,The 12 year old White Kid murdered by a black assailant in Georgia,and the 88 year old WWII Vet beat to death by a gang of Blacks in Denver because he was White.

I think Blacks should be treated equally,especially under Federal Hate Crime Laws

[QUOTE=kyfanatic;540329]Brown's father along with the Black Panthers threatening Wilson's Life,and the other race baiters like Obama,Sharpton,Hplder,and Jackson that helped to encite the riots and all the crimes associated with the whole affair should be charged with appropriate crimes.

These idiots keep trying to make this out to be a race issue but facts from the FBI shows otherwise,I read the exact numbers today and forget ,but the numbers I'm giving here are very close and show my point.
Last year only 123 Black people were killed by law enforcement officers,this out of 45 million Blacks in the USA is a very low percentage,but during the same time period,345 White People were killed by cops. Now how are cops singling out blacks in any regard.

Meanwhile in Chicago alone 126 Blacks were killed by other Blacks ,Blacks commit an abnormally high percentage of Violent and Class A and B Felonies in this country compared to other ethnic groups.This tells me that it's not that they are being singled out,but that they are not addressing their own behavior and what they are teaching their children.

White People are automatically called racist,but when was the last time a Black Person was honestly killed because of skin color instead of behavior? Meanwhile Blacks are assaulting and Murdering White People at high rate because the people they are killing are just White.

A black woman was finally charged for stabbing a White Girl at a Jr College out west because she was white with a federal hate crime,if that stands ,it will be the first I've ever heard of,never mind the poor Bosnian dude the black trash beat to death with hammers in St Louis,The 12 year old White Kid murdered by a black assailant in Georgia,and the 88 year old WWII Vet beat to death by a gang of Blacks in Denver because he was White.

I think Blacks should be treated equally,especially under Federal Hate Crime Laws[/QUOTE]
i have been saying the same thing for 40 years. Blacks get away with murder(pun intended) in the overall picture of today's society. Most want special treatment because of what happened generations ago. The constant guilt trip on Americans about the poor black person makes me want to gag.