Community Leaders React To Edward Nero's Not Guilty Verdict
Many community leaders are reacting to the fact that Edward Nero was found not guilty of all counts. They say the trial is the justice the city asked for.
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Many community leaders are reacting to the fact that Edward Nero was found not guilty of all counts. They say the trial is the justice the city asked for.
Freddie Gray arresting officer Edward Nero has been found not guilty on all counts by a Baltimore judge.
Residents of the west Baltimore neighborhood where Freddie Gray grew up and where he was arrested spoke to WJZ about the not guilty verdict Monday.
A not guilty verdict was handed down to Baltimore Police Officer Edward Nero in the death of Freddie Gray.
There are four officers left to be tried in the death of Freddie Grey. Here's a timeline.
Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man from Baltimore, died of a spinal cord injury he sustained while in police custody.
Officer Edward Nero was acquitted of all charges today in the death of Freddie Gray.
A judge is expected Monday to hand down his verdict in the case of a Baltimore police officer charged in the arrest and subsequent death of Freddie Gray.
In hours, a Baltimore judge is set to announce his ruling in the trial of Officer Edward Nero, one of the six officers charged in connection with the arrest and death of Freddie Gray.
Attention will focus on a Baltimore courtroom Monday when a judge is expected to render the first verdict in the case of Freddie Gray more than a year after his death in police custody.
Maryland's highest court has released an opinion explaining its recent decision to force an officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray to testify against his colleagues.
Closing arguments in the case against Officer Edward Nero are now complete. The judge is expected to deliver his verdict on Monday morning.
Security is expected to be stepped up around the Mitchell Courthouse on Monday when the verdict is read in the trial of Officer Edward Nero.
The defense has rested its case in the trial of Officer Edward Nero, the second officer to stand trial in the death of Freddie Gray.
The case of Officer Edward Nero is nearing a conclusion. The defense will be calling its final witnesses Wednesday.
The prosecution has rested in the trial of Officer Edward Nero. Nero is one of six officers facing charges in connection with the death of Freddie Gray. The closure in court comes after fellow Officer Garrett Miller was forced to take the stand as a witness.
A police officer standing trial in connection with the death of Freddie Gray described to investigators in a recorded statement played in court Friday a frantic and chaotic scene at the site of Gray's arrest.
Key evidence was presented in the second day of Officer Edward Nero's trial on Friday. A recorded interview was played in court.
A number of witnesses took the stand Thursday, as the trial got underway for Baltimore police officer Edward Nero.
A change in tactics for prosecutors in the latest trial against an officer in the death of Freddie Gray. They plan to argue Officer Edward Nero had no business arresting Gray to begin with.
Officer Edward Nero's fate will lie in the hands of the judge, not a jury.
An officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray is set to go to trial this week. Edward Nero, unlike Officer William Porter, is charged with misdemeanors and not felonies. His fate could lie in the hands of the judge and not a jury.
A man has pleaded guilty on Monday to malicious destruction of property by fire, arising from the arson of a liquor store during the Baltimore Riots.
Baltimore's Police commissioner says a 13-year-old who was holding a BB gun when he was shot by an officer will not be charged with a crime.
There were more than 60 buildings set on fire during last year's unrest. Several people have been arrested, but federal agents are still investigating several others.
