Hundreds of Ferguson protesters and local far left activists packed the St. Louis County Council meeting last night in Clayton, demanding action in the Michael Brown shooting case. Brown was shot dead in Ferguson, Missouri on August 9, 2014 after he robbed a local Ferguson convenience store. Brown reportedly smashed police officer Darren Wilson in the face, severely injuring Wilson, before he was shot dead.
Protesters threatened continued rioting and violence if Officer Wilson is let off.
"If Darren Wilson get off y'all better bring every army y'all got. Cause it's going down." pic.twitter.com/pexFCCawbZ
— Antonio French (@AntonioFrench) September 16, 2014
The mob told Councilman Steve Stenger that he has until noon on Wednesday to denounce County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch, who endorsed Stenger’s bid for County Executive in the primary.
Some of the protesters said they were going to write in robber Michael Brown’s name for county executive in the next election as a symbolic gesture of solidarity.
#Ferguson Protesters Faced Off With The Clayton City Council Calling For The Arrest Of Darren Wilson
@AntonioFrench https://t.co/CL0qiYcnLf
— Lnonblonde (@Lnonblonde) September 17, 2014
The mob interrupted the meeting several times with chanting.
RT @kodacohen: Different views at STL County Council meeting filled with #Ferguson protesters and others. pic.twitter.com/xrtV7IDEZP
— Antonio French (@AntonioFrench) September 17, 2014
Activist Anthony Shahid threatens St. Louis County Council member Steve Stinger at St. Louis County meeting.
RT @kodacohen: Anthony Shahid confronts @SteveStenger during STL County Council meeting. #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/qtL2zY8qYK
— Antonio French (@AntonioFrench) September 17, 2014
The mob threatened an “October Surprise” if the Cardinals make the playoffs.
Activist Anthony Shahid leads the crowd in an “Arrest Darren Wilson” chant at the St. Louis County Council meeting on Sept. 16. (KMOX/Allison Blood)
