The grand jury that is considering whether to charge the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown has been accused of misconduct, after a Tweet showing an apparent leak among the panel surfaced online. The Twitter message - which was posted Wednesday morning but quickly deleted - suggested one member of the jury had been discussing the case with a friend. The Tweet suggested that the jury had not seen enough evidence in the case to charge the officer at its center, Darren Wilson. The trail started on August 20, just days after the shooting of 18-year-old Brown, who was unarmed - and is confidential. Scroll down for video . Under investigation for miconducty: This Tweet, posted Wednesday by Susan M Nichols but quickly deleted, suggests that a member of the grand jury investigating the shooting of Michael Brown has been discussing the case, which could force the trial to start again . Shooter: The trial started just days after the August 9 shooting of Michael Brown by St. Louis officer Darren Wilson (pictured) and will decide whether Wilson is to face any charges over the incident . The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has since confirmed it is 'looking into' the alleged breach, according to The Washington Post. A leak could force the trial to restart. A restart would require a full new jury panel. The possible leak was made public by Shaun King, who has been a vocal activist in the Brown case, according to Mashable. King noticed that a woman, Susan M. Nichols, had posted information about the trial on her Twitter handle @thesusannichols. The handle has now been deleted, but King made a screenshot. Nichols has also been vocal about the case and her support for Darren Wilson. She allegedly Tweeted: 'I know someone sitting on the grand jury of this case There isn't enough at this point to warrant an arrest. #Ferguson.' Scene: Michael Brown, 18, was shot dead in Ferguson, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, on August 9. He was not armed at the time . A grand jury reviewing evidence in the case of Michael Brown (pictured), including testimony direct from officer Darren Wilson, has yet to decide whether to charge him with a crime. The deadline on the case in January 7 . The grand jury has until January to reach a decision. However The Post reported that the FBI and county police's investigations into the shooting are 'pretty much done'. Protests have continued in Ferguson, however on a more peaceful scale, as people wait to hear whether Wilson will face charges.
Woman, Susan M Nichols, said on Twitter Wednesday that there wasn't enough evidence to charge police officer Darren Wilson .
Said she 'knew someone of the grand jury of this case'
Nichols has since deleted her Twitter .
The trial started August 20 and is confidential .
A leak could force a restart .
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office .
Unrest in Ferguson continues as locals await the decision on what will happen to Wilson .
The grand jury that is considering whether to charge the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown has been accused of misconduct, after a Tweet showing an apparent leak among the panel surfaced online. The Twitter message - which was posted Wednesday morning but quickly deleted - suggested one member of the jury had been discussing the case with a friend. The Tweet suggested that the jury had not seen enough evidence in the case to charge the officer at its center, Darren Wilson. The trail started on August 20, just days after the shooting of 18-year-old Brown, who was unarmed - and is confidential. Scroll down for video . Under investigation for miconducty: This Tweet, posted Wednesday by Susan M Nichols but quickly deleted, suggests that a member of the grand jury investigating the shooting of Michael Brown has been discussing the case, which could force the trial to start again . Shooter: The trial started just days after the August 9 shooting of Michael Brown by St. Louis officer Darren Wilson (pictured) and will decide whether Wilson is to face any charges over the incident . The St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has since confirmed it is 'looking into' the alleged breach, according to The Washington Post. A leak could force the trial to restart. A restart would require a full new jury panel. The possible leak was made public by Shaun King, who has been a vocal activist in the Brown case, according to Mashable. King noticed that a woman, Susan M. Nichols, had posted information about the trial on her Twitter handle @thesusannichols. The handle has now been deleted, but King made a screenshot. Nichols has also been vocal about the case and her support for Darren Wilson. She allegedly Tweeted: 'I know someone sitting on the grand jury of this case There isn't enough at this point to warrant an arrest. #Ferguson.' Scene: Michael Brown, 18, was shot dead in Ferguson, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, on August 9. He was not armed at the time . A grand jury reviewing evidence in the case of Michael Brown (pictured), including testimony direct from officer Darren Wilson, has yet to decide whether to charge him with a crime. The deadline on the case in January 7 . The grand jury has until January to reach a decision. However The Post reported that the FBI and county police's investigations into the shooting are 'pretty much done'. Protests have continued in Ferguson, however on a more peaceful scale, as people wait to hear whether Wilson will face charges.
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