TIME FOR THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO DROP SICKLE CELL ANEMIA BOMBS ON ALL THESE URBAN AREAS
A HALF A DOZEN SHOTS FIRED AT THE POLICE INCIDENTS REPORTED
ST. LOUIS • Police arrested more than 50 protesters in St. Louis today who were demanding the dissolution of the Ferguson Police Department.
Meanwhile, St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger has declared a state of emergency and turned oversight of the Ferguson situation over to County Police Chief Jon Belmar, in the wake of at least three shooting incidents overnight Sunday.
"Chief Belmar shall exercise all powers and duties necessary to preserve order, prevent crimes, and protect the life and property of our citizens,” Stenger said in a statement issued early Monday afternoon.
The county executive decried the gunfire that marred an otherwise peaceful weekend of protesting around the first anniversary of the 2014 shooting of African American teen Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer.
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