The National Guard was patrolling the streets of Ferguson, MO last night but it hardly made a difference. Police came under "heavy fire" according to the State Highway Patrol as 31 people were arrested. The Hill: Protesters fired shots and hurled bottles at police, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and officers responded with sound cannons. Multiple volleys of tear gas were also reported. At least 31 people were arrested and at least two people were shot during the protests that extended into Tuesday morning, according to Captain Ron Johnson, who is leading the Missouri Highway Patrol's security presence there. Johnson said no police officer fired a weapon Monday night, despite coming under what he called "heavy gunfire," according to reports. Johnson did not know the two victims’ conditions, but said police used armored vehicles to pick them up. Johnson said some of those arrested were residents as far away as California and...(Read Full Post)