Άγρια επεισόδια ξέσπασαν στο Φέργκιουσον του Μιζούρι μετά την ανακοίνωση
της μη παραπομπής σε δίκη του αστυνομικού που δολοφόνησε τον 18χρονο
αφροαμερικανό
Μάικλ Μπράουν.
Σύμφωνα με την απόφαση του ανώτατου δικαστηρίου, δεν θα ασκηθούν διώξεις κατά του αστυνομικού
Ντάρεν Ουίλσον για τον φόνο του Μπράουν στις
9 Αυγούστου, όπως δήλωσε ο εισαγγελέας της κομητείας Σεντ Λιούις,
Μπομπ ΜακΚάλοχ.
Από την υπόθεση απορρίφθηκαν οι καταθέσεις ορισμένων μαρτύρων σχετικά
με τις συνθήκες γύρω από τις οποίες ο αστυνομικός πυροβόλησε και
σκότωσε τον άοπλο νεαρό.
Ο εισαγγελέας πρόσθεσε ότι ορισμένοι
μάρτυρες δεν ήταν συνεπείς στις καταθέσεις τους ότι ο νεαρός είχε
σηκώσει τα χέρια του πριν από τον πυροβολισμό.
Ferguson, Missouri (CNN) -- The announcement of a
grand jury's decision not to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren
Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown was met with chaos Monday
night.
[Breaking news update at 12:24 a.m.]
An entire row of
businesses are now on fire on West Florissant Avenue, a major street in
Ferguson, Missouri. There are so many fires in the city that
firefighters haven't been able to reach all of them, CNN's Sara Sidner
said.
[Breaking news update at 12:12 a.m.]
St. Louis' main airport
has a temporary flight restriction, according to a tweet from
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. The restriction is for incoming
flights, not outgoing, according to the airport message.
"It is affecting just a handful of remaining flights that are due in," spokesman Jeff Lea told CNN.
[Breaking news update at 11:48 p.m.]
Several more businesses
are being looted or set on fire in Ferguson, Missouri. Meanwhile,
protesters have shut down Interstate 44. Police officers are now
standing in a line across highway lanes.
[Breaking news update at 11:33 p.m.]
A Little Caesars pizza restaurant has been set ablaze as chaos continues to mount throughout Ferguson, Missouri.
"What is so tragic is this is exactly what the parents of Mike Brown did not want," CNN commentator Van Jones said.
[Breaking news update at 11:23 p.m.]
Officer Darren Wilson
told a grand jury that Michael Brown punched him in the face when he
drove back to him after identifying him as a possible suspect in a shop
theft, according to documents released by St. Louis County Prosecuting
Attorney Robert McCulloch.
He said he tried to get out of his cruiser, but Brown slammed the door shut twice and hit him with his fist.
"I felt that another of
those punches in my face could knock me out or worse," Wilson said. "...
I've already taken two to the face and I didn't think I would, the
third one could be fatal if he hit me right."
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