I didn't say they didn't do anyone harm. That is for a court of law to decide. Not a cop who thinks they can be judge, jury, and executioner.
Those circumstances could've ended with Brown, Brooks, and Blake apprehended. Instead, it resulted into their deaths. Rather than a court of law determining if Brown, Brooks, and Blake did their crime; is no longer relevant because they are dead. Now, the court has to determine if the police had the right to shoot the suspect; who can never be named a criminal for any action that took place that resulted in his death because they are dead.
I have said, many times, that I often disagree with BLM and their methods. That doesn't mean I'm going to pretend I don't know why they protest individuals. Sometimes they get it wrong. That doesn't mean they're always wrong nor does it delegitimize their protest that cops shouldn't shoot or kill unarmed civilians.