EXCLUSIVE: Militant group offers cash rewards for 'location' of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson - and says ammunition will 'solve a lot of problems'

• Self-described 'militant resistance' offers $5,000 to find where Wilson is
• Claims they 'just wana get his photo' but also have incendiary Twitter feed which says ammunition will 'solve problems'
• Mounting fear of extremist violence in Ferguson when grand jury decides whether to charge Wilson over Michael Brown's shooting death
• State of emergency declared and National Guard mobilized in preparation  

By LAURA COLLINS IN FERGUSON, MISSOURI FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 22:06 GMT, 18 November 2014 | UPDATED: 13:55 GMT, 19 November 2014

A group describing itself as a 'Militant Resistance' to a 'corrupt police state' has offered $5000 for details of Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson's whereabouts, MailOnline can reveal.

Officer Wilson, 28, has been in hiding on paid leave ever since he gunned down unarmed teenager Michael Brown, 18, on 9 August.

Now, in one of a series of incendiary tweets the RbG Black Rebels have stated, 'We are paying $5k cash for location of Ofc. Darren Wilson. Real $, no joke, no crime we just wana get his photo an ask him a few questions.'

And though the RbG Black Rebels insist this is not a bounty on the officer's head, the chilling offer is set in the context of a stream of violent online posts boasting of 'combat experience', 'stockpiling' ammunition, cleaning out gun stores and being #WarReady. 

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