There is never a day where at least one person isn't outside the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Department sitting or standing near an anemic tree, the only place for a bit of shade. At night, the crowd tends to swell, and the protest grows more intense. There are almost always two or three people streaming events live. You can hear them loudly sharing thoughts or giving a play-by-play of what's happening. While their cameras capture live images, they call out what they think are injustices surrounding the August shooting of Michael Brown and the subsequent police crackdown on protesters in the 10 weeks or so since Brown was killed by Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson.
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Despite 10 weeks of unrest, Tuesday protests peaceful; no arrests reported, police say
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Still, city remains tense as possibility looms of grand jury not indicting Darren Wilson
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Residents, ex-law enforcement: Leaks in case harbinger calculated effort to prepare city
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Residents: If there's no indictment, protests thus far will pale compared to what's coming
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