This video includes a clip from CBS and images from the Baltimore Police Department. He wasn’t fatally shot by the cops, but he did die after an interaction with them.
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“The Gray family remains in my thoughts and prayers”. Porter and White, whose charges were dropped, will begin to receive theirs. Trials of three officers ended in acquittals. “She should be held accountable”.
July 27, 2016Again.the rest of pros against remaining ofcs in #FreddieGray case dropped by state.
The mayor says as elected officials, they have a duty to uphold the law and the process.
Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police President Gene Ryan called Mosby’s accusations “outrageous” and “simply not true”.
“The Baltimore city police, they did the investigation and they said it was an accident”, he said.
What she did not mention is that Williams faulted Mosby’s team for failing to turn over numerous pieces of evidence that supported the six defendants.
On Wednesday, the prosecution dropped all charges against the remaining officers facing trial in cases related to Gray’s death.
Mosby said prosecuting officers is “fraught with systemic and inherent complications”.
Tessa Hill-Aston said Wednesday that she thinks the state’s attorney’s office did a “remarkable job”.
“We ask for the public to remain patient and peaceful and to trust the process of the justice system”, she said.
It was announced they were dropping all the charges against the police involved in Freddie Gray’s case.do you have a reaction?
The state’s attorney said Wednesday that members of the Baltimore Police Department showed bias and a reluctance to investigate their own in the death of Freddie Gray.
In total, six officers – three white and three black – were charged in the case.
April 19, 2015 Gray dies at a hospital.
It appeared that unarmed African American victims of unjust police violence finally would see justice.
“I can tell you that actions of these officers will not and should not in any way damage the important working relationships between police and prosecutors as we continue to fight together to reduce crime in Baltimore”, she said past year. Never again should someone be placed unsecured and defenseless in a metal wagon head first feed shackled and handcuffed, due to the fact that officers are now required to seat belt and secure all prisoners.
She declined to take questions, citing a lawsuit that the officers have filed against her.
Attorneys for the officers also planned a news conference.
Six officers were charged after the April 2015 death of Gray, a 25-year-old who sustained a neck injury while in police custody. The van made several stops while Gray was in the back and unresponsive. The three other officers involved, Officers Edward Nero, Caesar Goodson Jr. and Lt. Brian Rice, were acquitted of all charges by Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams, according to The Sun.
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After Goodson’s trial, both men embraced.
