BREAKING: Black Police Officer Shoots White Male, Media Ignores All any American needs to do to find out the story of Mike Brown and Darren Wilson is turn on the television and see the many rioters in Ferguson. The issue has been painted as one of racial injustice, but some would argue that what is not being reported is an even clearer picture of inequality in American. Would there be such outrage after a black officer shot and killed an unarmed man? Not according to an incident that took place in Salt Lake City on August 11, outside of a 7-eleven. According to reports, a police officer approached 20-year-old Dillon Taylor, and a video reveals what happens next. You will see on camera the actions of everyone involved, including up to the point where our officer utilizes deadly force and his response thereafter, Police Chief Chris Burbank told reporters. It would be wholly inappropriate to take the most vital piece of evidence that we have and put it out to the public prior to the officer having some due process. They will be releasing the video at the appropriate time. But the family and friends arguing that the time is now, claiming that Taylor was unarmed. Police maintain that they were responding to reports of a man waving around a gun and Dillon met the description. It didnt make sense to me when I first heard everything, Taylors friend Aaron Swanenberg told reporters. I knew Dillon. He never packed a gun. Friends who were with Taylor on the day of his death claim that he was wearing head phones at the time that he was shot by the black officer, and that he in fact may have been reaching to pull up his pants. Although Taylor had a criminal background, his sister Marissa Martinez claims that Taylor was trying to do better for himself. What is most shocking about the lengths that the media went to cover up the race of the officer, calling him non-white. They are referring to the officer as other-than-white, which reminds me of George Zimmerman becoming only the second-known white Hispanic, a title given by the New York Times, Rush Limbaugh told his listeners. They cant wait to mention the racial aspects in St. Louis. They dont talk about the racial aspects in Chicago, and there arent any racial aspects here in Salt Lake City. Limbaugh continues on to ask the public where the outrage is, given that Taylor didnt resist. He didnt hit the cop. He didnt try to flee and yet he was shot dead. What do you think of the incident and the medias reaction to it? 