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How The Fight To Convict Baltimore Cops In Freddie Gray's Death Fell Apart

A conviction was a long shot, legal experts say.
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Baltimore Prosecutor Vows To Fight On After Freddie Gray Case Defeat

Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby's quick action has earned her significant support in the majority black city of 620,000 people, legal experts and civil-rights activists said.
By Scott Malone and Ian Simpson, Reuters

21 Times Cops Weren't Held Accountable For The Death Of Black Victims

These are egregious reminders of repeated injustice.
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Black Influencers Express Outrage Over Dropped Freddie Gray Charges

"The system we allow has failed him."
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Charges Dropped Against Remaining Officers In Freddie Gray Case

"As a prosecutor, I must consider the dismal likelihood of conviction at this point."
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There's Something Disturbing About The Way Cops Act Just After They've Shot Somebody

Don't they see a fellow human being lying there?
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Republican Convention Roars Approval Of Baltimore Officer's Acquittal In Freddie Gray Death

A somber moment is turned into an applause line.
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Baltimore Police Lieutenant Acquitted In Freddie Gray Death

Brian Rice, 42, is the highest-ranking officer charged in Gray’s death from a broken neck suffered in a police transport van.
By Donna Owens, Reuters

Baltimore Saw Steep Decline In Police Numbers As Murder Rate Soared

The number of uniformed officers in the mid-Atlantic city fell 6.1 percent last year and has shrunk by even more in the first half of this year.
By Scott Malone, Reuters

Baltimore Police Officer Charged With Murder Of Freddie Gray Is Cleared

Caesar Goodson Jr. was one of six police officers facing charges in connection with the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.
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