Protester Shoved to the Ground and Beaten by Police in Shaw, Missouri (Video)

St. Louis County residents are still protesting and engaging in civil disobedience a day after Monday’s announcement by Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch that the Grand Jury decided to not indict Officer Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of teenaged African-American college student, Michael Brown.
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St. Louis County residents are still protesting and engaging in civil disobedience a day after Monday’s announcement by Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch that the Grand Jury decided to not indict Officer Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of teenaged African-American college student, Michael Brown.

Minutes after the live broadcasted announcement, thousands of protesters that had gathered in various places around Ferguson, Clayton and Shaw Missouri became enraged and some of them directed this anger towards looting, burning cop cars, and setting more than 20 buildings on fire. Police arrested more than 60 people during last nights unrest, after tear gas, flashbangs and less-than-lethal shotgun rounds failed to disperse the crowds.