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Ferguson protesters say police chief was drunk when he joined march, was not provoked [video]

As Twitchy reported late last night, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson briefly marched along with Michael Brown protesters before “all hell broke loose,” and arrests began after a demonstrator allegedly attempted to fight the police chief.

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Activist Shaun King and St. Louis alderman Antonio French claim that a YouTube video proves that no one provoked the police chief.

https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/515483304490184704

https://twitter.com/goldietaylor/status/515498429217529856

https://twitter.com/DavidSc18653023/status/515501700690354177

To others, the YouTube video verifies the theory that Chief Jackson was drunk when he joined the march.

https://twitter.com/stackizshort/status/515500169891037185

https://twitter.com/stackizshort/status/515500406277812224

https://twitter.com/geauxAWAYheaux/status/515483792027295744

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Also going with the drunk theory: Missouri General Assembly member Maria Chappelle Nadal and MSNBC contributor Goldie Taylor.

https://twitter.com/goldietaylor/status/515503288155140097

Here’s another angle on the police chief and the mayhem surrounding him.

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