There's also the witness that says he thought the cop was missing Brown when he fired shots because Brown didn't stop...it took that many shots to stop him. Shoot to stop the threat, that's protocol. He had already been attacked in his own car and he had no reason to believe anything other than stopping him would keep him from coming back and beating him some more. There was no mistaking the threat that Brown posed.

Hello AJAshinoff,
This case is most disturbing. There are conflicting accounts and the people in the street are unmoved by any evidence contrary to the narrative they wish to believe. They demand innocence until proven guilty for Michael Brown, but not for Officer Wilson.
Regards,
O.A.