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Quote, regretted any offense taken and added, "the rams will continue to build on what has always been strong and valued relationships with local law enforcement and the greatest st. louis community as we come together to help heal our region." but a rams spokesman followed up to say they did not apologize. st. louis police in turn took to twitter to compare the definition of apology to the rams' statement. you're being looking at the businesses, many of them boarded up. the business owners here, quite frankly, struggling. there's no business to be had on this street. businesses are boarded up...

>> let me be clear -- i ain't mad at you, all right? >> late monday night, the st. louis rams addressed the controversy involving this public show of solidarity by five of its players, their hands up don't shoot message, a local police association said it implied that michael brown was shot while attempting to surrender. the rams chief operating officer called the angered officers and released a statement saying in part we expressed our respect for their concerns surrounding yesterday's game. the rams will continue to build on what always have been strong and valued relationships with local la...