Officer Travis Brown, who was critically injured after being tackled during a protest in Ferguson on the 10th anniversary of Michael Brown's death, is showing signs of improvement while in a coma. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $100,000 for his medical expenses. The community, including law enforcement and local pastors, gathered for a vigil to pray for his recovery. Brown has undergone several surgeries to address brain swelling and has shown minor movements, giving his family hope. Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle and Mayor Ella Jones emphasized community unity and healing during this challenging time. The incident has sparked a conversation about community solidarity and differing viewpoints.