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Freddie Gray

  • Heather Mac Donald: Violent Crime Will Spike As Police Stop Policing
    Heather Mac Donald: Violent Crime Will Spike As Police Stop Policing
    Is America experiencing something reminiscent of China’s “Cultural Revolution”? What distinguishes this current moment from other, similar movements? How will the recent push to “defund the police,” sparked by the ...
    June 24, 2020BY Jan Jekielek
  • ‘America Is Weeping’: Taking Stock After 3 Days of Tragedy
    ‘America Is Weeping’: Taking Stock After 3 Days of Tragedy
    Can this really be America in 2016?
    July 10, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Edward Nero, One of Six Officers Accused in Freddie Gray’s Death, Acquitted on All Charges
    Edward Nero, One of Six Officers Accused in Freddie Gray’s Death, Acquitted on All Charges
    It has been 13 months since the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray—and now one of the six Baltimore ...
    May 23, 2016BY Andrew Simontacchi
  • Closing Arguments Set in Freddie Gray-officer Trial
    Closing Arguments Set in Freddie Gray-officer Trial
    BALTIMORE— Prosecutors and defense attorneys will deliver closing arguments in the trial for an officer charged in the ...
    May 19, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Trial of Freddie Gray Van Driver Gives His Side of the Story
    Trial of Freddie Gray Van Driver Gives His Side of the Story
    Police van driver Caesar Goodson was with Freddie Gray for every second of his 45-minute trip from the ...
    January 11, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Officer Must Testify Against Van Driver in Freddie Gray Case
    Officer Must Testify Against Van Driver in Freddie Gray Case
    The retrial of a Baltimore police officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray could be compromised by ...
    January 7, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Prosecution Nears Finish in Baltimore Officer’s Trial
    Prosecution Nears Finish in Baltimore Officer’s Trial
    After four days of testimony, the state is preparing to rest its case against Officer William Porter, one ...
    December 8, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Officer Prepares to Face Jury in First Freddie Gray Trial
    Officer Prepares to Face Jury in First Freddie Gray Trial
    Baltimore Police Officer William Porter is set to face a jury in the first trial stemming from the ...
    December 2, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • More Prospective Jurors Questioned for Freddie Gray Trial
    More Prospective Jurors Questioned for Freddie Gray Trial
    A second set of 75 prospective jurors was due to be questioned in a Baltimore court for the ...
    December 1, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Baltimore Judge to Schedule First Trial in Freddie Gray Case
    Baltimore Judge to Schedule First Trial in Freddie Gray Case
    A judge was expected to decide when the first of six Baltimore officers charged in the death of ...
    September 29, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • The War Room, the Street: 2 Responses to Baltimore Violence
    The War Room, the Street: 2 Responses to Baltimore Violence
    There are only three rules at the Kids Safe Zone: Sign in, clean up after yourself, and read ...
    September 1, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Baltimore Protests Fueled by Lack of Information on Freddie Gray Investigation
    Baltimore Protests Fueled by Lack of Information on Freddie Gray Investigation
    BALTIMORE—Authorities' refusal to provide more than a few sketchy details about the Freddie Gray investigation is fueling suspicion ...
    May 1, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Baltimore Returning to Normal After First Night of Curfew
    Baltimore Returning to Normal After First Night of Curfew
    BALTIMORE—Cars rolled through the streets, students returned to class and a symphony played on a sidewalk Wednesday, offering ...
    April 29, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Major Fire Burning in Baltimore as Police Try to Restore Order
    Major Fire Burning in Baltimore as Police Try to Restore Order
    9:30 p.m. A massive fire has broken out in a building that was under construction and the Baltimore ...
    April 27, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Baltimore Police Transport Under Scrutiny After Freddie Gray’s Death
    Baltimore Police Transport Under Scrutiny After Freddie Gray’s Death
    BALTIMORE—People in Baltimore and other cities accuse police of sometimes giving prisoners an extra-rough "nickel ride" — a ...
    April 24, 2015BY The Associated Press
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