Prosecutors overseeing the Freddie Gray case have just announced that charges faced by three remaining officers in the case have been dropped. As it stands, all six Baltimore Police Department officers connected to the death of the Black 25-year-old city resident have all dodged charges.
Welp. In yet another surprise in the Freddie Gray case. The third, and highest-ranked officer involved in the death of the Baltimore man was found not guilty on all counts Monday morning.
Is this what Donald Trump means about making Amerikkka great again? Baltimore officer Edward Nero was found not guilty on all charges in the death of Freddie Gray.
The sad thing here is too many of us won’t be surprised. Today (Dec. 16), a mistrial was called in the case of Officer William Porter in the death of Baltimore native Freddie Gray, whose murder by police led to rioting in the city.
There’s a certain lack of empathy—or flat out racism—routinely displayed by the mainstream media when it comes to the portrayal of Black people. Case in point, Freddie Gray, the man murdered at the hands of Baltimore cops, was described as “the son of an illiterate heroin addict.”
KRS-One is one of Hip-Hop’s living legends and still very much a capable artist in his own right. The South Bronx Blastmaster was a guest on CNN‘s “Get Political” series where he discussed police brutality, Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray and much more.
The aftermath of the death of Freddie Gray hasn’t done the city of Baltimore many favors. The family of the slain African-American man at the hands of six police officers were recently awarded a multi-million dollar settlement, but today, October 23, the harsh reality of money not being the end all cure for problems has […]
The mother of Freddie Gray was transported to a hospital after reportedly attempting suicide. According to CBS Baltimore, multiple sources confirmed that Gloria Darden tried to take her life Wednesday (Oct. 21) night.
The defense is doing anything they can to tip the scales in the favor of the police officers on trial for the murder of Freddie Gray. However, a Baltimore judge denied a request for a change of venue.
The city of Baltimore will pay the family of Freddie Gray a $6.4 million civil settlement to be approved tomorrow (Sept. 9), during a fiscal spending meeting. The multi-million dollar settlement is bigger than the combined sum of more than 120 police brutality and misconduct suits brought against the city’s police department in the last four […]
The public hearings of the six police officers accused of murdering Freddie Gray begins today (Sept. 2). in Baltimore.
During the height of the citywide protests in Baltimore ignited by the police custody death of Freddie Gray, celebrities and entertainers showed their support in a variety of ways. Pop superstar Rihanna attempted to host a concert in the city in support of the protests, but the performance never materialized.
The aftermath of Freddie Gray’s death has led to Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts finding himself on the wrong side of the unemployment line as Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake felt like he wasn’t getting the job done.
The April 19 death of Freddie Gray at the hands of Baltimore cops rocked the Maryland city and unfortunately uncovered yet another instance of police misconduct in America. On the morning of Gray’s funeral, police officials issued a warning that gang-related attacks against cops were to happen but it appears that it was all made […]
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