纽约市民对弗格森枪击案反应不一

Civil rights activist Reverend Al Sharpton held a news conference in New York city, to give his response to a grand jury decision over the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson. His comments came as State Prosecutor Bob McCulloch said that the grand jury found there was no probable cause to charge the police officer with any crime. And that triggered mix reactions from people standing in the heart of Manhattan, New York city.

"I think it’s wrong. I think blatantly the kid was trying to...I don’t know what to say. It’s just shocking because to shoot someone like that in broad light and in public like that with no type of punishment is wrong. Compared to any other type of crime that people are getting arrested for and there shouldn’t be no separation because he is an officer. So I really don't agree with that," says Serge, a  resident from New York.

"I trust the system and I believe that they had the facts and they made their decision based upon that. So that’s kind of how I see it," says Connie, a resident of Phoenix, Arizona.