Amy Goodman
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Ferguson Unrest Continues as Police Accused of Incitement & Michael Brown's Killer Remains Free
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September 29, 2014
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9:51Now PlayingProtests continue in Ferguson, Missouri, calling for the arrest of Darren Wilson, the officer who killed the unarmed AfricanAmerican teenager Michael Brown. On Friday, officers dismantled an encampment where activists had been living in the weeks since Brown's death. Some accused police of excessive force. More protests took place over the weekend, including one outside the Ferguson Police Department Sunday night. Two officers were wounded in separate shootings, but police say they were unrelated. The Justice Department has ordered local police to stop wearing bracelets in support of the officer who shot Michael Brown, which read "I Am Darren Wilson." Ferguson officers have also been instructed to stop hiding their identity through obscured nametags or not wearing them at all, saying it conveys a message that "officers may seek to act with impunity." We are joined by Patricia Bynes, Democratic committeewoman of Ferguson Township.
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