We're still waiting on the grand jury decision regarding the shooting of Michael Brown, but the Ferguson police department is reportedly close to taking some action. Negotiations are reportedly underway for the resignation of Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Brown. CNN broke the news on tonight's episode of Anderson Cooper 360°.
#AC360 begins right now with breaking news on reports #OfficerWilson is negotiating his resignation from #Ferguson PD pic.twitter.com/VQ0X670rqU
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) November 21, 2014
There is no question he could not return to his job - @sunnyhostin on reports #OfficerWilson is resigning pic.twitter.com/3Q2AdVpiwW
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) November 21, 2014Wilson is considering resigning to "protect his fellow officers," but sources say he could still change his mind in light of the upcoming grand jury announcement. He still maintains he's done nothing wrong.
We'll have more as this story develops.
[via CNN]
