Governor, Mayor React To Officers Charged In Freddie Gray Investigation
When Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby walked out to speak, no one was expecting the stunning news that was about to break.
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When Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby walked out to speak, no one was expecting the stunning news that was about to break.
The stepfather of Freddie Gray says the family is satisfied with prosecutors charging six police officers involved in Gray's arrest.
The head of a group that is holding a march Saturday says it will now be a "victory rally" after a prosecutor charged six officers in the death of Freddie Gray.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says "no one is above the law in our city."
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland says a bishop accused of fatally striking a bicyclist while driving drunk in Baltimore has resigned.
The president said justice must be served and all evidence must be presented in order to find out what happened to Freddie Gray.
The scene of Pennsylvania and North avenues is much different than it was Monday after the city state's attorney announced charges against all six police officers in Freddie Gray's death.
A new development in the Freddie Gray investigation.
Baltimore's chief prosecutor, just 35 years old and on the job for less than four months, is facing the biggest challenge of her career: deciding whether evidence supports criminal charges against police officers in the death of Freddie Gray.
Two Mineral County residents wanted by West Virginia State Police were arrested at a Maryland mall.
For the twelfth straight day, they marched from across the city and met in the middle before marching to City Hall.
Police Commissioner Anthony Batts says he's very pleased with the first few nights of the curfew.
Six Baltimore City officers are the subject of the investigation into how Freddie Gray suffered the spinal injury that eventually caused his death.
"I am Donta Allen. I am the one who was in the van with Freddie Gray," Allen said.
The ATF is offering up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to arrests and convictions in the fires set in Baltimore Monday.
