Serious errors in the handling of the Michael Brown shooting have been exposed by the grand jury files on the case, including Darren Wilson's gun not being tested for fingerprints – and the officer washing blood off his hands. A 12-person jury, after hearing more than 70 hours of testimony from 60 witnesses, ruled that Officer Wilson will not have to stand trial over the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. However, in the thousands of pages of evidence released to the public afterwards were glaring examples of crime scene protocol not being followed. A 12-person jury, after hearing more than 70 hours of testimony from 60 witnesses, ruled that Officer Wilson will not have to stand trial over the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown
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A jury ruled Darren Wilson will not stand trial over  Michael Brown shooting
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Jury files reveal examples of crime scene protocol not being followed
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Officer Wilson was allowed to drive himself away from the crime scene
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He then put his weapon in an evidence bag himself after washing his hands
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Wilson claimed that Brown had tried to wrestle his gun from him
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But the gun was never tested for fingerprints, an investigator revealed
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The first officer to interview Wilson after the shooting didn't record the conversation or take notes as he had 'multiple things going through my head besides what @placeholder was telling me'.