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October 20th, 2014
09:47 PM ET
Ferguson bracing for protests in case of no indictment
The city of Ferguson, Missouri is bracing for another round of violent protests now that new evidence could acquit the officer who shot unarmed teen Michael Brown.
Law enforcement sources tell CNN that Brown's blood was found on the gun, uniform, and car belonging to Officer Darren Wilson.
This new evidence may support Wilson's account that he fired in self-defense, but it draws anger and suspicion from local activists.
CNN's Sara Sidner is OutFront with the latest.
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