BREAKING: Two Police Officers Shot Down In Cold Blood Outside Ferguson Police Station [VIDEO] According to recent reports, two officers from different jurisdictions were shot outside of the St. Louis County Police Station on Wednesday night, amid Ferguson protests. Now, St. Louis County Police and Missouri State Highway Patrol have made the decision to take care of policing the riots moving forward. The statement was made after the officers were released this morning. Both were in serious condition before being released from Barnes Jewish Hospital, the station claimed in a Facebook post. St. Louis Police Chief Jon Belmar claimed the pair were lucky they werent killed. With both officers, we dont have any remarkable long-term injuries, Belmar concluded. One officer was struck in the shoulder while the other was shot in the face. The shooter was reportedly about 150 feet away. Ladies and gentleman, we were very close to having what happened to the NYPD. We could have buried two police officers. The shooter has not yet been arrested. President Obama responded to the event by saying, Violence against police is unacceptable. Our prayers are with the officers in MO. Path to justice is one all of us must travel together. This heinous assault on two brave law enforcement officers was inexcusable and repugnant, Attorney General Eric Holder chimed in. I condemn violence against any public safety officials in the strongest terms, and the Department of Justice will never accept any threats or violence directed at those who serve and protect our communitiesSuch senseless acts of violence threaten the very reforms that nonviolent protesters in Ferguson and around the country have been working towards for the past several months. Some would argue that the protests have been less than nonviolent so far. Still, tensions in Ferguson are at an all time high, as are arrests due to flare-ups and unrest. The shooting followed the resignation of the citys police Chief Tom Jackson. Jackson is the sixth person to be fired or forced to resign amid claims of racial bias. What do you think of the incident? Do you support our officers? 