Heavily Armed Blacks Take Stand Against Rioters, Protect WhiteDoug Morello, owner of a convenience store still open, amid the riots and looting in Ferguson. After the announcement the grand jury made that Officer Darren Wilson would not get indicted for the shooting of Michael brown, chaos spurred over Ferguson as the rioter set flames to police vehicle and building owned by locals, except for one convenience store which was guarded by Derrick Johnson and a few others that respected Mr. Morello and his place of business. RJ, one of the men that helped protect the store commented, Hes a really cool dude, hes helped us a lot. Mr. Morello stated, We would have been burned to the ground many times over if it werent for them. Though many of the business targeted did not survive, Doug Morello was very appreciative of Derrick Johnson and the men that stood by him protecting instead of joining the Ferguson Rioters. 