ChrisBaleBatman
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I'm sorry but unless shoving someone has become the new way people greet each other in Missouri, I sense some animosity there.
The owner not wanting to work with the police could mean anything. He may just not want the negative attention.
People grabbing items from convenience stores happens all the time (happened in places where I have worked). I've heard of owners responding with everything from calling the police, to pulling out a gun, to not letting those people back in.
True...but it can change the narrative, if there's a history.
I'm surprised that he didn't call the cops. I think we'd need confirmation on it. Because it's weird that he'd just let him get away with it unless there's just stuff we don't know that's going on. But, I suppose it explains why he wasn't stopped for it. And if there's a history, would it change the narrative that Brown would be violent with the officer?
The store owner not wanting to get involved with it now, after what's happened, makes sense. Definitely.
Even if he did, that doesn't look like playful banter. And even if there was audio, it was obviously dangerous enough looking for a random bystander to call the police.
Is that what happened, though? Because I wouldn't be surprised if the police found out about it from his friend, who had admitted to it.
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