SHANE WATSON: Penny Mordaunt (and her brolly carriers) lead the fashion parade of Tory powerhouses at the Coronation Piers Morgan slams 'PATHETIC' Liverpool fans who booed God Save the King after the national anthem was drowned out ahead of Reds' 1-0 win 'These grand jurors poured their hearts and soul into this process,' he said. He said many witnesses presented conflicting statements that were inconsistent with the physical evidence. He stressed that jurors were 'the only people who heard every witness. Prosecuting Attorney McCulloch said the jury of nine whites and three black jury members met on 25 separate days and heard more than 70 hours of testimony from about 60 witnesses, including three medical examiners and other experts on blood, toxicology and firearms. Officers released tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the gatherings.
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Some taunted police, shattered windows and vandalized cars. Within minutes of the announcement by the county's top prosecutor, crowds began pouring into Ferguson streets to protest the decision. Meanwhile, Wilson's attorneys issued a statement in which he thanked 'those who have stood by his side throughout the process'. The victim's stepfather screamed 'Burn this b**** down'. After three months of waiting for the controversial verdict, Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, collapsed in grief as it was announced, screaming 'This is wrong!' The Federal Aviation Administration issued temporary flight restrictions for the city. So far there have been 29 arrests, 13 injuries – and no fatalities, with police saying they have not fired any shots.
St Louis police reported heavy gunfire late yesterday in the area near where Brown was shot and killed on August 9 and more than a dozen local businesses were razed to the ground by arsonists. President Barack Obama and the family of Michael Brown asked for calm.Īs Obama spoke live from the White House briefing room, television networks showed him on one side of the screen, and violent demonstrations in Ferguson on the other.Īngry crowds took to the streets around the Ferguson Police headquarters after the grand jury determined there was no probable cause to charge Wilson with any crime for the shooting of 18-year-old Brown this past summer. The rioting continued throughout the evening and into this morning. Violence flared after the decision ot to prosecute police Officer Darren Wilson was announced by St Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch at around 8:25pm last night. Maqbool claimed to be somewhere among a large crowd of protesters as a cloud of tear gas swept over them. Harrigan was back on air 10 minutes later, saying that 'the only casualty was the camera.' He continued filming the looting with his iPhone, reported .Įlsewhere a BBC report of the violence was interrupted when anchor Aleem Maqbool coughed and spluttered, apparently due to tear gas.Īlthough the incident was not directly filmed, it could be heard. The Fox reporter was forced to apologize to his viewers for the use of foul language, explaining that this is what happens on live TV. Harrigan was reporting on looting at a liquor store at around 8pm Central time when the masked man came up to the correspondent and with the words, 'Hey man, f*** you,' knocked the camera to the ground. "North Korea is not going to do anyone the favor of staying quiet while the world deals with Russia's aggression against Ukraine," Leif-Eric Easley, associate professor of international studies at Ewha University in Seoul, said following Sunday's test.Masked: A protester in a Guy Fawkes mask attacked Harrigan's camera, forcing him off the air for a few minutesįox News reporter Steve Harrigan was also got to experience first-hand the crowd's hostility towards the press when a protester in a Guy Fawkes mask attacked his camera, forcing him off the air for a few minutes. Some context: Analysts suggest the increased testing this year shows leader Kim Jong Un is both striving to meet domestic goals and show an increasingly turbulent world that Pyongyang remains a player in the struggle for power and influence. The members said North Korea should respond to offers from the international community for a dialogue and urged the North to "immediately stop actions contrary to peaceful resolution through diplomacy."
South Korea's National Security Council (NSC) said North Korea's missile launch on Sunday is "undesirable" while the world is trying to resolve Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to the Blue House.įollowing North Korea's firing of a ballistic missile on Sunday morning local time, the NSC held an emergency meeting where they expressed "deep concern and severe regret" over the launch, which is North Korea's eighth missile test in 2022.
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