Wednesday, August 13, 2014

BREAKING first official news release from #Ferguson PD since death of #MikeBrow


— Laura Hettiger KMOV (@LauraKHettiger) August 13, 2014
The statement reads:
The City of Ferguson mourns the loss of Michael Brown’s life that occurred this past Saturday. We understand members of our community, and those nationwide, are grieving with us. We have worked diligently  to provide an opportunity for our residents to both grieve and voice their frustrations through prayer vigils and peaceful protests.
We would like to extend our gratitude  to the St. Louis County Police Department, the St. Louis City Police Department, the Missouri Police Highway Patrol and numerous local law enforcement agencies for their assistance over the past few days. These officers have worked throughout out the night to quell violent outbursts and restore calm to our city.
We are working to restore confidence in the safety of our community and our neighborhoods so that we may begin the healing process. We have heard the community’s cries for justice and assure the public that the Ferguson Police Department will continue to cooperate fully in the investigations led by the St. Louis Police Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Justice Department.
We only ask that any groups wishing to assemble in prayer or in protest do so only during daylight hours in an organized and respectful manner. We further ask all those wishing to demonstrate or assemble disperse well before the evening hours to ensure the safety of the participants and the safety of the community. Unfortunately, those who wish to co-opt the peaceful protests and turn them into violent demonstrations will have been able to do so during the evening hours. These events are not indicative of the of the city of Ferguson and its residents.
The City of Ferguson has been through tough situations in the past, albeit nothing to do with this magnitude, but will continue to display, but will continue to display resilience and fortitude. The Mayor and the City Council are committed to taking the necessary to rebuild and strengthen the community. We look forward to your cooperation and support.





>Live Feed for riot and protest in Ferguson 




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