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   From: uncivilized.black@jungle-animals   
      
   FERGUSON, Mo. – At least five people have been charged in connection with   
   protests outside the Ferguson Police Department commemorating the 10th   
   anniversary of Michael Brown Jr.’s death, after one police officer was   
   critically injured while    
   attempting to arrest a protester.   
      
   The protests and confrontation happened on the evening of August 9 in the 200   
   block of South Florissant Road.   
      
   Police said Officer Travis Brown was part of an arrest team dispatched just   
   before 11:50 p.m. to detain protesters who broke the police station security   
   gate.   
      
   While attempting to make an arrest, police said Brown was shoulder-tackled and   
   knocked to the ground, where he struck his head. Two officers detained Elijah   
   Gantt, the man accused of shouldering Officer Brown. Those officers suffered   
   minor injuries while    
   arresting Gantt.   
      
   The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged Gantt with   
   resisting arrest, first-degree property damage, first-degree assault, and two   
   counts of fourth-degree assault. Bell is seeking charges against other   
   protesters.   
      
   Four other protesters were arrested:   
      
   Emily R. Davis was charged with third-degree assault and resisting arrest.   
   Police said Emily Davis shoved a Ferguson police officer while they attempted   
   to provide first aid to a downed colleague. Davis is also accused of pushing   
   and pulling away from an    
   officer attempting to make an arrest.   
   Phillip H. March was charged with first-degree property damage. Police said   
   March was seen on security video jerking on the gate and breaking its locking   
   mechanism.   
   Keith W. Rose was charged with first-degree property damage. Police said Rose   
   broke the lower part of the security gate by pushing and kicking on the gate.   
   Derrick Robinson was charged with first-degree property damage. Police said   
   Robinson was seen on security video jerking on the gate and breaking its   
   locking mechanism.   
      
   https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/charges-filed-after-ferguson-o   
   ficer-injured-during-protests/   
      
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