It isn't that they are not saying much.
It is that what they are saying makes very little sense.
The information from St. Louis County Police Chief is that an unarmed Michael Brown died 35 feet away from a police car, from being shot several times, due to an altercation inside that car.
And that to know anything further will take 6 weeks of toxicology.
edit - in answer to the further point below:
I see it as a problem when there are supposedly no facts in a case of someone being shot multiple times in broad daylight with several witnesses, followed up almost immediately by a large team of police who are fully able to cordon off and investigate the scene, who then claim that they cannot say anything because they want 6 weeks to do toxicology.
Toxicology.
For what, lead allergies?
It is that what they are saying makes very little sense.
The information from St. Louis County Police Chief is that an unarmed Michael Brown died 35 feet away from a police car, from being shot several times, due to an altercation inside that car.
And that to know anything further will take 6 weeks of toxicology.
edit - in answer to the further point below:
I see it as a problem when there are supposedly no facts in a case of someone being shot multiple times in broad daylight with several witnesses, followed up almost immediately by a large team of police who are fully able to cordon off and investigate the scene, who then claim that they cannot say anything because they want 6 weeks to do toxicology.
Toxicology.
For what, lead allergies?