Video ID: 20140821-008

¤M/S Wounded protester [CUTAWAY]
¤M/S Tramon Arthur, wounded protester (in English) "I just got brutalised by a police officer" and showing wound [UPSOUND]
¤C/U Rubber bullet wound
¤M/S Kierra Moore, protest (in English) "The guy Wilson needs to be in jail for life. He executed this little boy for nothing, we stay and can't feel and we have to look at this type of stuff every day." [UPSOUND]
¤C/U Protester showing handcuffs mark on wrists [CUT AWAY]
¤SOT, Kierra Moore, protester (in English): "If he don't get in jail, there's gonna be a war."
Tramon Arthur, protester (in English): "If no justice, no peace, you've heard it out of everybody's mouth here. If they don't give us justice, we're not going to give them peace so there's going to be a ruckus in St. Louis."
¤M/S Wounded protester [CUT AWAY]
¤SOT, Tramon Arthur, wounded protester during Ferguson clashes (in English): "We have our hands up baby, we have no artillery. So why do we all have guns pointing down at us? Because you guys have a badge it makes it okay for you to kill us and shoot us down? No you won't do that to us, you won't kill my dignity and my pride."
¤C/U Wounded protester [CUT AWAY]
¤M/S Protester saying (in English) "They are over here killing our children. When ISIS is over there killing their children." [UPSOUND]
¤M/S Protester showing sign (in English) reading "Go kill ISIS!!!"

SCRIPT

Protesters decried "police brutality" in Ferguson on Thursday morning, showing wounds inflicted during a crackdown on protesters on Tuesday evening when security forces intervened to disperse crowds.

Tramon Arthur, one of the protesters wounded during Tuesday's rally, explained how he was brutally attacked and arrested by security forces. He warned of increasing tensions in St. Louis unless Darren Wilson, the officer responsible for the shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, is brought to justice. Tramon was joined by two other protesters by the names of Kierra Moore and Marnette Williams, with the former promising a "war" unless justice is served.

Although Wednesday witnessed a calmer evening than Tuesday, around 150 people still took to Florisant Avenue and wielded placards critical of the police and government. One middle-aged man carried a placard demanding the U.S. government focus on "killing" the Islamic State (ISIS) instead of its own people.

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