Darren Wilson Responds To Demands That He Apologize To Michael Browns Family Dont expect Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson to apologize to Michael Browns family according to his lawyers, that isnt going to happen, reports Time. Even if he gave the most heartfelt apology, theyd still not like it, attorney James Towey told the Washington Post. Wilsons team reminded the nation this week that, even though the grand jury decided not to indict him, his life is not back to normal. Wilsons address popped up online just days after the August incident in which he fatally shot Michael Brown. He was reportedly forced out of his home and moved in with a relative before having to pack up his things again and move into a quote-unquote permanent location. Wilsons lawyers also argue that he has become the poster child for bad race relations and that, aside from marrying another police officer named Barbara Spradling while the case was pending, he has bounced around from place to place and worn disguises because his life is constantly being threatened. I think I expressed to him, Do you realize your first call [back on the job] will be to a blind alley where youre executed? He took a pause for a minute, thought about it and said, Oh. That is the reality. Attorney Danielle Thompson added, At first [his thinking] was, I want to go back, Im a cop, I want to still be a cop. It took some time for him to realize that wasnt exactly going to be what happened. Sources: Time, The Washington Post/Photo Credit: Fibonacci Blue/Flickr 