BREAKING: Evidence Emerges That Is Getting Ferguson Officer Off The Hook It is becoming increasingly clear that the Department of Justice has thus far been able to find evidence sufficient enough to bring federal civil rights charges against Officer Darren Wilson for the shooting of Michael Brown. According to reports, Wilson told investigators that he had a physical struggle with Brown inside of his patrol car for his gun. He also claimed that the teen punched and scratched him during the altercation, which he claims left visible swelling and cuts around his face and neck. Wilsons claims contradict the reports of witnesses who made statements that Brown was not acting violently or resisting when he was shot. However, a forensic examination points otherwise, after blood was found on both Wilsons pistol and the interior panel of his cruiser. Results indicated that the blood was Browns, which supports Wilsons story. It is still the responsibility of the grand jury to decide whether the officer will be indicted on a murder charge for Browns death. Their verdict will be released in mid-November. 