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1.f two protesters kneeling in middle of road with hands in air, shouting (English) "Don't shoot! Hands up!!

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Jackson, Ferguson Police Chief:

"From 11:48 to noon, the officer involved in the shooting was on a 'sick call' on Glenn Arc. There was an ambulance present. At 11:51 there was a 911 call from a convenience store nearby, not this one. At 11:52 dispatch gave a description of a robbery suspect over the radio. A different officer arrived at the store where the strong-arm robbery occurred. A further description, more detail, was given over the radio and stated the suspect was walking toward the QuikTrip (grocery store)."

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3. Pan of protesters standing by side of road as cars pass

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Jackson, Ferguson Police Chief:

"At 12:01pm our officer encountered Michael Brown on Canfield Drive. At 12:04 a second officer arrived on the scene immediately following the shooting, and at 12:05 a supervisor was dispatched to the scene, and subsequent officers arrived."

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5. Close of protester holding sign reading (English) "Stop police brutality, Justice for michael"

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Jackson, Ferguson Police Chief:

"The officer that was involved in the shooting of Michael Brown was Darren Wilson. He's been a police officer for six years, has had no disciplinary action taken against him. He was treated for injuries which occurred on Saturday."

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The police chief in the St. Louis suburb where an officer fatally shot an unarmed teenager identified the officer on Friday as Darren Wilson.

Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson made the announcement after initially declining to the release the name, saying the officer had received numerous death threats.

"He's been a police officer for six years, has had no disciplinary action taken against him," said Jackson.

The officer has been on administrative leave since the shooting Saturday of 18-year-old Michael Brown, whose death has sparked several days of clashes with furious protesters.

Jackson said Wilson, along with other officers, were called to the area after an emergency call reporting a "strong-arm robbery" at a nearby convenience store.

He didn't immediately release details about the alleged robbery, saying more information would be released later.

Tensions in Ferguson boiled over after a candlelight vigil on Sunday night, as looters smashed and burned businesses in the neighbourhood, where police have repeatedly fired tear gas and smoke bombs.