A day after the grand jury declined to indict police officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting black teenager, Michael Brown, in Ferguson, the cop has gone on record to say that "he would not do anything differently."
Wilson said that he feared for his life after Brown reached into his police car and grabbed his gun. The teenager also punched him in the face, he said. The cop added that he did not know if he could survive another blow from a man who seemed as big as "Hulk Hogan," reported ABC News.
He said that all he wanted to do was "live.
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