Social Media Plays Major Role In Freddie Gray Protests
As marches continue across the city, many organizers are turning to Twitter and Facebook to get the word out.
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As marches continue across the city, many organizers are turning to Twitter and Facebook to get the word out.
Baltimore residents continue to take an active role in restoring calm, answering the call of city and state leaders---among them, State Senator Catherine Pugh.
As our city tries to move on from Monday's riots--WJZ revisits North Chester and Gaye Street, where a huge fire caused major damage.
Community leaders call for calm and police hand over investigation into Freddie Gray's death to the State's Attorney's office.
Maryland's governor took to the streets of Baltimore Thursday afternoon, asking one-on-one for residents' help to keep the city calm.
Baltimore is still under a state of emergency days after violence erupts in the city.
Protesters and demonstrations have calmed down. People are showing they don't want violence in their city anymore.
This came as a surprise, police said they would not turn their information over to prosecutors until tomorrow.
An actor from HBO's critically-acclaimed show "The Wire" believes CNN is trying to start a riot in Baltimore on Friday because it's the beginning of sweeps.
In Monday's riots, 98 officers were injured in total and 95 people have been charged so far, Baltimore police reported Thursday.
Baltimore streets were quiet overnight as a citywide curfew remained in effect. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joins "CBS This Morning" to respond to criticism about the delay in deploying the National Guard and calling protesters "thugs."
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi is appealing for peace in her native Baltimore and says "something different" is needed from police and the justice system.
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Another Baltimore mainstay cancelled in light of several demonstrations planned for this weekend in the city.
