Michael Brown shooting case: Celebrities react to Ferguson decision on Twitter

The non-indictment of police officer Darren Wilson, by the grand jury which was investigating the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager Michael Brown, has left most of the United States outraged. As expected, the streets of Ferguson exploded into protests, and parts of it spiralled into chaos, with shops, and businesses being burnt down and looted. Gunshots have been fired at the police, and multiple county police cars has been vandalised and set on fire. The police, reportedly, have replied with teargas shells and pepper spray to keep protestors at bay.

People have also taken to social media to express their opinion- mostly angst and disappointment- over the verdict. Twitter statistics say that over the past few hours ' #FergusonDecision' has been the most trending topic worldwide. Some prominent personalities, too, have opined on Twitter about today's events.

R&B singer singer Pharell Williams expressed his disappointment at the verdict and urged everyone to maintain peace.

I'm heartbroken over the news of no indictment in Ferguson. Let's all pray for peace.

— Pharrell Williams (@Pharrell) November 25, 2014

 Veteran actor Charlie Sheen was more vocal, referring to Darren Wilson as a "murderer".

Officer Wilson, You are a murderer. Shame on you. Parents are NOT supposed to bury their children. You think about that... c #Losing

— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) November 25, 2014

Actress and activist Mia Farrow mocked the police reaction to the protests and urged the US President to visit Ferguson in a series of tweets.

Seasons Greetings #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/k4acxK2g7Y

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) November 25, 2014

Mr President please go to #Ferguson

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) November 25, 2014

Pop singer Katy Perry, who is touring Australia currently, said on Twitter that she is praying for an "equal America".

Feeling stuck all the way over here in Sydney seeing the news just now... Sending my prayers to Ferguson & praying for an equal America.

— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) November 25, 2014

Former NBA superstar Magic Johnson said in a series of tweets that he was disappointed with the verdict, asserting that "Justice was not served".

I am very disappointed with decision in the Mike Brown case in Ferguson, MO.

— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) November 25, 2014

My thoughts & prayers are with the Brown family and the people of Ferguson.

— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) November 25, 2014

We must work together to stop the unnecessary loss of young men of color. Justice was not served in Ferguson.

— Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) November 25, 2014