Elissa harrington, abc 7 news. Civil rights leaders met at city hall to discuss the decision. They are calling for peaceful protest if the officer is not indicted. Pastors are also asking for peace. The sanctuary will be open tonight for people to share their feelings and discuss community activism. We might be able to create a safe place for all who are gathered to not only show up and express the anger or frustration or excitement, but that they may in community be able to imagine where do we go next. The sanctuary will open in half an hour. A night of anxiety in ferguson as the city along with the nation waits for the jurys announcement. Taking a live look at some of the protesters gathering, these are people heading into the streets and the crowds are growing. There is also a Group Protesting in front of the police station. Police have been preparing, putting up barricades, planning to put 1,000 officers on the ground. The National Guard and fbi are also in ferguson ready to respon
The developments from ferguson missouri. We will go live to the press oclock our time reporter there were no board and business as usual for most shops monday afternoon. Have never considered importing up we are a part of the community and we are not afraid of the community. Reporter those who run this place are hoping for the best. Is to the protesters are very respectful of of being a small business. Reporter so there are no boards going up across the street at this in small business. Last time we were vandalized and had our windows smashed, we give this city so much love and we hope that their return it to us. Police reporter presence has increased in the downtown area. Police presence. All 700 officers have been trained to deal with crowd control in a way that will isolate people that are violent and also respect peoples rights to protest. It is an opportunity to talk about anchor in fear and practically, how to heal the committee in regard to taking part in our handling facilities
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