Jeffrey Williams Pleads Not Guilty On Charges Of Shooting At Ferguson Officers

CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — The man accused of shooting two police officers during a Ferguson protest in March has pleaded not guilty. Twenty-year-old Jeffrey L. Williams was arraigned yesterday on charges of felony assault, armed criminal action and a weapons offense. No new court date was immediately set. Prosecutors say Williams told investigators he fired a gun but was aiming at someone else. Williams' attorney says his client wasn't the shooter.