Ferguson Officer's Brain Injury

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Officer Travis Brown

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Body camera footage shows protester knocking Ferguson officer to sidewalk

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Officer Travis Brown , 36 , is in critical condition after being knocked to the ground on the 10th anniversary of Michael Brown’s death.

Officer Brown was unconscious and prone on his back with the suspect lying on this chest as other officers quickly arrived and jumped on the suspect.

Elijah Gantt , 28 , of East St. Louis , Illinois , is charged with assault of a special victim, resisting arrest and property damage.

Doyle even changed the look of uniforms, patches and badges after residents said the old look was “triggering.” “We stand here today in solidarity with our police department, our police chief,” Ferguson Mayor Ella Jones said. “ Ferguson has made a lot of strides, and this one act is not going to stop us from moving forward.” Support Provided By: Learn more Subscribe to Here’s the Deal, our politics newsletter for analysis you won’t find anywhere else. Thank you. Please check your inbox to confirm..

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formal

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English

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possibly offensive

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not hateful