One of the All-Time Dumbest Public Policy Decisions

The transcript discusses the incident involving Michael Brown, focusing on the confrontation with the officer, the subsequent actions taken, and the decision-making process. It critiques the prosecutor's potential bias due to personal history and calls for a special prosecutor. The transcript also criticizes the timing of the grand jury's announcement, highlighting it as a poor public policy decision given the potential for violence.

What are the implications of the officer's decision to shoot ten times, and how does it relate to the overall incident?

How might the officer's personal background have affected his response during the incident?