Scroll down for video A prosecutor released hundreds of pages of additional documents Saturday from the investigation into the police shooting of Michael Brown, including an interview transcript of a friend who initially asserted that he had seen Brown get shot in the back. St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch said the newly released records were inadvertently excluded from the thousands of pages of other documents made public Nov. 24, when a grand jury decided not to charge Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson for killing Brown. The freshly publicized documents include a transcript of an interview of Brown's friend Dorian Johnson conducted by the FBI and county police just four days after the Aug. 9 confrontation in which the white officer shot the black 18-year-old.
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Dorian Johnson was with Michael Brown when he was shot dead by officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, on August 9
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Johnson's police interview after the shooting now released for the first time
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He told police the same details he did the grand jury investigating Brown's death
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However he admitted he did not see a bullet hit Brown in the back
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Johnson said Wilson first reached out of his car and grabbed Brown's neck
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He said Brown did not grab Wilson's gun, as Wilson had told jurors
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Brown was shot in the hand and he and Johnson then ran away
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Johnson said Brown turned around with his hands up and announced he was not armed
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He believed Brown had been shot in the back before turning around but isn't sure
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Wilson then shot Brown, telling jurors that Brown had charged for him
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