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   FERGUSON, Mo. - Authorities are investigating after a man was   
   found dead in a car in Ferguson, Mo. Tuesday, less than a mile   
   away from the apartment complex where Ferguson police officer   
   Darren Wilson shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown on   
   August 9, reports CBS affiliate KMOV.   
      
   Police are calling the death a homicide, though wouldn't say how   
   the man died, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.   
      
      
   St. Louis County Police say a man was found dead in a parked car   
   in the 9400 block of Glen Owen around 9 a.m., according to the   
   station.   
      
   Pictures from the scene appear to show a white sedan with its   
   window shot out.   
      
   Richard Taylor, who lives near where the body was found, told   
   the St. Louis Post-Dispatch he saw four people with guns outside   
   of his apartment Monday night who were talking about looting and   
   saying they wanted to kill someone.   
      
   Taylor reportedly said he called police after he overheard those   
   people, but they never showed up.   
      
   It was not immediately clear whether the death is related to   
   unrest that followed the grand jury's decision Monday not to   
   indict Wilson on any criminal charge stemming from Brown's   
   death. However, St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar told   
   the paper he couldn't discount that the death was linked to   
   nearby rioting on West Florissant Avenue.   
      
   Comments:   
      
   IKNOWNACOLA2 46 minutes ago   
   They will never find out what happened. If Brown had been shot   
   by a local neighborhood man nobody would have saw or heard   
   anything. But if it was the po po that fired the shot even the   
   blind man would have seen everything.   
      
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   CATMOMTX 36 minutes ago   
   @IKNOWNACOLA2 Well he wasn't shot by a local neighborhood man,   
   he was shot by a police officer who was sworn to uphold the law   
   and to protect the people in the community.   
      
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   GEE WHIZ 1 hour ago   
   Was the victim White or a decent Black guy who wouldn't go   
   looting with thugs that had the guns?   
      
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   MOONBUZZ 2 hours ago   
   I'm surprised there's still good people willing to become police   
   officers considering the slime they have to clean up.   
      
      
      
   Thank you Officer Wilson and God Bless.   
      
      
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   CATMOMTX 34 minutes ago   
   @Moonbuzz Yeah, I say the same thing about people wanting to   
   serve their country like the President, Mrs. Obama, Eric Holder   
   and others who have been maligned  for no reason other than they   
   want to help our country.   
      
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   JAKESHUMAN 3 hours ago   
   Sure, the police didn't respond. There were four people with   
   guns.   
      
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   ABSORBING21 7 hours ago   
   Guess whos paying for these domestic terrorist acts   
      
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   CHIPS23 9 hours ago   
   ok I have a question was the18 yr old boy was he white or black   
      
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   EDDIE252 5 hours ago   
   @chips23 He was black.   
      
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   GOOBERSTWO 10 hours ago   
   Why are they not reporting the victims race as has been reported   
   at nauseum that Michael Brown was black and   
      
   Officer Darren Wilson is white...   
      
      
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   ITZSCOTT 6 hours ago   
   @gooberstwo Why do you think?   
      
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   JOANRIVERSGHOST 15 hours ago   
   He was a witness before the grand jury and someone from Eric   
   Holder's crew leaked his name as well as Wilson's address.   
      
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