An america tonight special report, flashpoint ferguson. Im julie chen, we are live in ferguson. Developments are taking place behind me, they give you an indication of how difficult the weekend was, and the concerns going into this week. There was demonstrations and where we are gives you an indication of what Law Enforcement is doing to change things up. They have taken a tough position in trying to hold off a repeat of the weekend, creating roadblocks. Bull horn orders given to demonstrators gathered around the area telling them you can march, but if you stop, you get a warning, and youll go to gaol. They have taken a firm line, trying to prevent the kind of event that took place when the tear gas was thrown, and other gas bombs and molotov kaz bombs, according to the police, were used by demonstrators in the streets. There were more agitation when an autopsy report was released, commissioned by Michael Browns family, the unarmed 18yearold killed. Youll see the demonstrations faking
People are starting to gather in anticipation of more protests, more demonstrations and more marches tonight. It has been the scene repeated time and time again in the 11 days since Michael Brown was killed. And the evenings are the time of the day when things go from peaceful to chaotic. And were showing you pictures of the police throughout the streets here in ferguson, and a number of different stages areas, getting ready to respond to whatever set of circumstances develop tonight. Again, last night, if we show you some of the pictures last night, there were scenes of Peaceful Demonstrations, and then at one point in the evening no one can tell you why things touched off but they did, and there were bottling thrown and there was teargassing fired by the police. And that was last night. Youre looking at live pictures of west today, and theres devon johnson, the Missouri State highway patrol. Hes on the streets doing his best. And he has sent out new marching orders to us, the public,
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