Special OPS Contractors in Ferguson

The violence in Ferguson Missouri is once again winding down after the shooting death of Michael Brown. Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder showed up and met with several FBI agents and independent investigators. So many local, state police and even national guard troops were already engaged in the situation, the government had to call on special ops contractors to escort Holder into the danger zone. These former Navy Seals living nearby, tweeted about their operation, calling it a “high threat team.”

Several doubters felt the crowds only subsided because of the heavy rain in the area. But there could still be another big uprising, especially if a court rules officer Darren Wilson is innocent. And based on several witness reports, that actually could happen. A source close to the officer says Wilson suffered a badly injured face. This lines up with what police chief Tom Jackson said during an initial press conference. The jury, not yet assigned, will closely review images of Wilson’s face along with the autopsy showing six bullet holes in Brown’s dead body.

Some internet reports seem to indicate that key witness, Dorian Gray was alongside Michael Brown that day, and Gray is now telling officers that Brown DID in fact try to take Wilson’s weapon. Should the jury release Wilson without charges, the city of Ferguson might see the most violent clashes since this all started.