word soros put trial pay protestors riot al sharpton charge incite riot inflammatory racist rhetoric comment italics opinions 100 feed accord report u.s. department justice police respond race-related protest riot ferguson missouri last summer make series missteps include antagonize crowd attack dog military-style tactics.yeah .. people incite riot burn businesses threaten anyone dare drive ferguson probably pretty credible witness come missteps ferguson police department report copy obtain reuters draft summary document doj plan release come weeks evaluate law enforcement action justice department spokesperson say after-action assessment convey find lessons learn report focus tactics police ferguson st. louis st. louis county missouri highway patrol four agencies try quell protest riot break white ferguson police officer shoot kill michael brown unarm black teenager aug. 2014. always will engage constructive dialogue best practice st. louis department say statement interest final report identify well may need improve upon improve number arrest make arsonists/rioters burn businesses make statement justice department draft report cover action 17 days follow shoot find police lack effective protocols adequately train struggle communication coordination make mistake sometimes heighten tensions.the use dog crowd control ferguson protest incite fear anger crowd accord report use teargas people without warn also problem.in addition police inconsistent use force make arrest officer remove nameplates evade accountability action justice department said.the report also criticize police position snipers atop armor vehicles monitor crowd rifle sight say tactic serve exacerbate tensions yeah would cop ferguson concern safety clown like openly walk around advocate violence officer wilson find law enforcement agencies set negative tone media initially offer limit public information brown shoot report also say police inhibit protesters constitutional right free speech.in report list 45 find along recommendations improvements.via reuters doj continue obsession discredit ferguson police ridiculous new report