Michael Brown struggled with the cop who killed him and tried to grab the officer's gun, a report has claimed. Darren Wilson - the police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, who shot the teenager - has told investigators he feared for his life when he opened fire. He claims he was trying to get out of his police car when Brown pushed him back into the driver's seat and reached for his gun through the open window. Scroll down for video Aftermath: This is the first picture of Darren Wilson standing over Michael Brown after shooting him dead Claims: Wilson, pictured again surveying the body, insists he fired from inside the car during a tussle but his account did not explain why the unarmed teenager was then shot at least four times outside the vehicle
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Officer Darren Wilson claimed he and Brown struggled in his police car
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He told investigators that the teenager pinned him and reached for the gun
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At that point, he claims, the gun was fired twice and hit Brown in the arm
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But Wilson does not explain why he was shot four times outside the car
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It is his first publicly released account of the shooting on August 9
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Grand jury deliberating whether to bring murder or manslaughter charges
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