0:40 Car drives by and yells black lives matter, cameraman says "Yeah!"
0:48 Only time in 3 minute 29 second video the phone is pointed to the ground is when shooter crossing toward him
0:56 Shooter on phone "There's no money to be made if there are no licks going on."
1:13 Cameraman follows shooter, keeping distance
1:36 "That's colorful" is a 16 second pause to allow shooter to get ahead of him
2:01 "All right, we're cruising down 3rd, the streets (are rolled?) in front of the Justice Center and the Federal Building. Cameraman is marking location.
2:13 "I love the new art forms..." Another 16 second delay to keep distance from shooter.
2:30 "Oh good" as red car and black SUV cross intersection.
2:34 Red car and black SUV stop next to each other a third of the way down the block.
2:35 "I love it when I hear revving engines. Not really it kinda scares me" as black charger comes to stop at light.
2:39 Shooter crosses street a third of the way down the block behind stopped car and SUV.
2:49 Two shots fired
2:53 Black charger rolls through red light.
2:54 "Go! Go! Go!" Skateboarder gives instructions? Also his reaction is not typical as he calmly retrieves his longboard.
The red car and the black SUV stopping in the middle of the block almost right next to the victim, the only look down in the full 3 minute 29 second clip is when shooter crosses street towards our cameraman and the lack of any reaction of the cameraman to just witnessing and recording a murder.
Here is an argument ( i am not saying I personally think this) that the cameraman did not know what he was filming. His defense would be I have been at protests where there are firecrackers, mortars going off all the time. I didn't know someone was shot dead. That is why I didn't freak out."
i don't believe that but a left leaning judge would buy it.
The cameraman a couple mins later in the longer version video says "the guy who shot ran off". He knew someone was just shot and murdered AT LEAST at that point but still acts as if it was nothing. The guy telling him you have to tell the cops you have footage of it acts like a normal person that can't believe what just happened and to turn it over to the cops. To me, the cameraman is acting like he knew everything that was going to happen and did happen. I mean, who doesn't freak out even a little after watching someone get murdered?
This was orchestrated. Talking about getting paid for violence? This could unveil a few faces.
No doubt in my mind about it. In order:
The red car and the black SUV stopping in the middle of the block almost right next to the victim, the only look down in the full 3 minute 29 second clip is when shooter crosses street towards our cameraman and the lack of any reaction of the cameraman to just witnessing and recording a murder.
This was coordinated.
Here is an argument ( i am not saying I personally think this) that the cameraman did not know what he was filming. His defense would be I have been at protests where there are firecrackers, mortars going off all the time. I didn't know someone was shot dead. That is why I didn't freak out."
i don't believe that but a left leaning judge would buy it.
The cameraman a couple mins later in the longer version video says "the guy who shot ran off". He knew someone was just shot and murdered AT LEAST at that point but still acts as if it was nothing. The guy telling him you have to tell the cops you have footage of it acts like a normal person that can't believe what just happened and to turn it over to the cops. To me, the cameraman is acting like he knew everything that was going to happen and did happen. I mean, who doesn't freak out even a little after watching someone get murdered?