(CNN) -- Events continue to unfold at a rapid pace in Ferguson, Missouri. The city has been in turmoil since August 9, when white city police officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager. Protesters and law enforcement officers have clashed in the streets for several nights. Here are the latest developments for Wednesday: Officer Wilson's backers confronted Two supporters of Darren Wilson took to the streets of Ferguson on Wednesday evening, saying they wanted to express their views just like those calling for Wilson's arrest. They quickly had company, as dozens of Brown family backers quickly converged on them -- some of them angrily confronting them.
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NEW: A police officer is suspended for pointing an assault rifle at a protester
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NEW: Attorney General Holder meets with residents, Brown's parents
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NEW: Prosecutor: Grand jury likely won't get entire case until October
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NEW: Backers of police officer who shot Michael Brown are confronted
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