Clashes continue in Ferguson despite curfew

WorldClashes continue in Ferguson despite curfew

Clashes continue in Ferguson despite curfew

Clashes continue in Ferguson despite curfew

Monitoring Desk: Ferguson, USA: Protestors have not dispersed despite of announcement of curfew in Ferguson. RT Russia claims that one protestor is injured critically during police action against protestors.

Protestors claim that Governor Jay Nixon and his team are trying to protect police official who killed youth. Police is twisting facts and trying to pressure friend of dead youth to change his stance.

Police officials claim that Police sergeant Wilson asked Brown to move out of the road onto a sidewalk but young boy reached into the patrol car and tried to take away official gun of police officer.

While Johnson (friend of Brown) and at least one other witness have said the officer reached out through his car window to grab at Brown and the teenager was trying to get away from the officer when he was shot and Brown held up his hands in a sign of surrender but the officer got out of his patrol car and shot Brown several times.

It may be mentioned that Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and curfew on Saturday. It may be mentioned that police shot and killed an 18-year-old Michael Brown on August 9 by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in suburban St. Louis community.

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