Can't do authentic Dim Sum.  Not cooked enough.

that's was what the police apologists would like you to believe

this has been investigated by the police, the FBI, and the obama justice department.

this, and most every other statement you make is factually incorrect:

The only person who said Brown "charged" was officer Wilson, all other witnesses said he had his hands up

More recently Officer Wilson admitted that Brown had NOT attempted to grab his gun

This is from Wilson's grand jury testimony

He grabs my gun, says, "You are too much of a p***y to shoot me." The gun goes down into my hip and at that point I thought I was getting shot. I can feel his fingers try to get inside the trigger guard with my finger and I distinctly remember envisioning a bullet going into my leg. I thought that was the next step.

Strawman. No one said he was fleeing when approached by police.

Repack: "The only person who said Brown "charged" was officer Wilson"

Not true.

Witness 10:

Mike Brown continuously came forward in the charging motion and at some point, at one point he started to slow down and he came to a stop. And when he stopped, that's when the officer ceased fire and when he ceased fired, Mike Brown started to charge once more at him. When he charged once more, the officer returned fire with, I would say, give an estimate of three to four shots. And that's when Mike Brown finally collapsed right about even with this driveway.

Witness 48:

Then Michael turned around and started charging towards the officer and the officer still yelling stop. He did have his firearm drawn, but he was yelling stop, stop, stop. He didn't so he started shooting him.

Witness:

I thought he was trying to charge him at first because the only thing I kept saying was is he crazy? Why don't he just stop instead of running because if somebody is pulling a gun on you, first thing I would think is to drop down on the ground and not try to look like I'm going to attack 'em, but that was my opinion.

Repack: "The location of the expended shell casings would have shown EXACTLY where the shooter was standing, but the "investigation" did not included identifying that detail."

In addition to the autopsy information, the grand jury was also presented with ballistics information.  The crime scene detective presented the location of shell casings and other evidence recovered after the shooting.  The locations of the recovered evidence was also marked, as depicted in the adjacent photograph.

Of particular interest for evaluating Wilson's testimony is the location of the 12 shell casings recovered.  Two of them were recovered close to Wilson's car, conforming to his testimony about his firing two shots there (vol. V, 226:4).  After that, the remaining 10 casings were recovered adjacent to (or behind) the path that Wilson said Brown took when charging toward him.  This was consistent with Wilson firing a series of shots as Brown rushed toward him, all the while backpedaling to try and increase the distance.

Repack: "More recently Officer Wilson admitted that Brown had NOT attempted to grab his gun"

Not true.

Wilson was asked about a specific point in the tussle, and Wilson agreed that (at that point in the tussle) Brown did not attempt to grab his gun.

Wilson was not asked about a later point in the tussle, which Wilson described this way:

I drew my gun, I turned ... He is standing there. I said, 'get back or I'm going to shoot you.' He immediately grabs my gun and says, 'you are too much of a pussy to shoot me.' ... My gun was basically pointed this way ... but he grabs it with his right one and he twists it and then he digs it down into my hip. [...]

I can feel his fingers try to get inside the trigger guard with my finger and I distinctly remember envisioning a bullet going into my leg ... when I slid, I let him use his momentum to push it down and it was kind of pointed to where the seat buckle would attach on the floorboard on the side of my car ... When I did get it up to this point, he is still holding onto it and i pulled the trigger and nothing happens, it just clicked. I pull it again, it just clicked again. At this point I'm like why isn't this working, this guy is going to kill me ... I pulled it a third time, it goes off

And much as I enjoy researching my French Canadian origins, I have resisted a trek to the family gatherings for the famed fort's rendezvous, complete with historical re-enactments.  My spouse returned from one to try to beguile me to make the trek by reporting that the musicians who opened the event played tunes from one of my favorite musicals.  But the band was promoted as providing historically correct selections -- and play tunes from Les Miserables.  

Then he recalled visits with me to DC, where I had to restrain myself when tour guides gave incredibly ahistorical misinformation . . . until one in our nation's Capitol finally went too far, and I corrected him.

It takes a concerted effort, ultimately traceable to a relative handful of billionaire "libertarian" types (with their hordes of sycophants) to keep so much of the populace at that level of cluelessness.

Only seven of 250+ NCAA-affiliated Div. 1 schools have athletic programs which are operating in the black. My elder daughter's full-ride volleyball scholarship ultimately saved us having to otherwise spend $100,000 over a 4-year period on tuition, textbooks, room and board, etc. That's the deal here.

You want to effectively destroy college sports as we know it, I'd be hard-pressed to think of an easier way to accomplish that than to require that student-athletes be put on the campus payroll as though they were employees. Most schools will then be compelled to cut back significantly on their interscholastic athletic programs, if not eliminate their athletic departments entirely.

If these players are so marketable that they want to get paid a salary, then they should declare themselves professionals and make themselves available to the respective drafts of the NFL, NBA, MLS, etc.