Riots Ensue Following Ferguson Police Departments Announcement About Officer Wilson According to recent reports, Chief Jackson of the police department in Ferguson just made a public statement that if Darren Wilson is not indicted he will be back on the police force immediately. Wilson has been on paid leave since the shooting of Michael Brown in August. Although his duties have not been determined, the chief also claimed that if the grand jury charged Wilson, he would most likely be terminated if the crime is a felony. 28-year-old Wilson has only been a part of the police force for three years, and has not spoken publicly since the shooting took place. Whether or not he has any desire to return to the police force in Ferguson at all in undetermined. Its clear that immediately returning to the force and being out on the field would prove extraordinarily dangerous for the officer, who would be a sure target for rioters. Rioters continue to threaten violence to the police officers of Fergusons and members of the Grand Jury if Wilson is not convicted. If social media rumors hold any weight, it appears the jury is leaning more toward letting Wilson walk free. What do you think? Is Wilson innocent? 