Several objects were thrown at police and some businesses damaged, the St. Louis County Police Department said.
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As the protesters marched by on the sidewalk, a handful of police officers stood back and watched. Police gave chase and critically wounded Tyrone Harris, 18, of St. Louis. Police began pursuing the Harris in vehicles, which were allegedly shot at several times by the teen.
Police said they made no arrests. At one point, shots are fired and a young man is seen with what seems to be a pistol.
Ferguson county in St. In front at left is Brown’s father, Michael Brown Sr. Louis while calling for the dissolution of the Ferguson Police Department. Dozens of protesters blocked a busy intersection by mendacity in chalk outlines painted on the street.
“After reviewing the events of the past four evenings, under the state of emergency, I am pleased to report our law enforcement officers have established order while preventing further acts of violence in Ferguson”. November 25 Grand jury decides to not indict officer Darren Wilson, sparking unrest in Ferguson. “It’s not a query of if, it’s a query of when”, Neil Bruntrager stated. “There isn’t any phantasm about any of this”. By 1 a.m., the crowd and police were heading home. His son was charged Monday with 10 felonies.
The killing of Brown was found to be justified once all of the specific details were examined from the incident. In some ways, only they can try to compute the complicated “progress formula” that means balancing a new black police chief and city manager with black residents’ ongoing concerns about racial profiling and police brutality.
Police department media relations officer Shawn McGuire told The Guardian the patrolman now faces an investigation for his actions. Ferguson was a community on edge again Monday, a day after a protest marking the anniversary of Michael Brown’s death was punctuated with gunshots.
Harris is hospitalized and listed in critical condition.
Still though, more than 20 people were arrested.
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John Karriman, an Oath Keepers leader from southwest Missouri, said members plan to remain in Ferguson at least through the end of the week.
