File Photo: St.Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch announces the grand jury's decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson in the Michael Brown shooting case on Nov. 24, 2014 (Associated Press)
Ferguson:
A Missouri prosecutor is facing renewed scrutiny of his handling of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a white police officer- including his decision to have a grand jury decide if the officer would face charges.
St.Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch announced on Monday that the grand jury opted not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting because of a lack of evidence.
Brown family attorneys and activists said on Tuesday that everything from how evidence was presented to the grand jury to the way McCulloch delivered the news of its decision bolstered their belief that the outcome was predetermined.
They say they believe the grand jury decision reflected McCulloch's views, and are angry he ignored their request to appoint a special prosecutor to the case.
St.Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch announced on Monday that the grand jury opted not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting because of a lack of evidence.
Brown family attorneys and activists said on Tuesday that everything from how evidence was presented to the grand jury to the way McCulloch delivered the news of its decision bolstered their belief that the outcome was predetermined.
They say they believe the grand jury decision reflected McCulloch's views, and are angry he ignored their request to appoint a special prosecutor to the case.
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