Ferguson, Missouri (CNN) -- The streets of Ferguson were quiet on Monday as the city waited for an expected announcement of a decision from the grand jury weighing evidence in the Michael Brown shooting, U.S. and local law enforcement officials told CNN.
More businesses boarded up their doors and windows over the weekend, in case protests take a violent turn, although most of the demonstrations so far have been peaceful. Community leaders and activists have called for calm.
Many residents just want to get the whole thing over with. When asked about the grand jury decision, some said they have been hearing for days that it was imminent.
"I will believe it when I see it," said Stefannie Wheat.
The announcement will come from the St. Louis County prosecutor, the sources said.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/24/justice/ferguson-grand-jury/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
More businesses boarded up their doors and windows over the weekend, in case protests take a violent turn, although most of the demonstrations so far have been peaceful. Community leaders and activists have called for calm.
Many residents just want to get the whole thing over with. When asked about the grand jury decision, some said they have been hearing for days that it was imminent.
"I will believe it when I see it," said Stefannie Wheat.
The announcement will come from the St. Louis County prosecutor, the sources said.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/24/justice/ferguson-grand-jury/index.html?hpt=hp_t1