Baltimore activist will return to "keep the peace" despite arrest
Prominent activist Joseph Kent tells CBSN that he is undeterred by high-profile arrest
Freddie Gray fallout in Baltimore
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Man who was in same police van gave his account to police, and what he said is starting to leak out
NYC protests over Freddie Gray get heated
More than 100 arrests as demonstrators shut down roads, clash with officers; protests in other cities mostly peaceful
Results of Freddie Gray investigation won't be made public
Police say they'll report their findings Friday to Baltimore prosecutors; community leaders in Baltimore fear the secrecy could trigger new protests
Twitter outrage over Baltimore protester's arrest
Many are wondering the fate of prominent Baltimore activist Joseph Kent who was arrested Tuesday evening as the Baltimore's curfew went into effect
Orioles put on offensive show - in stadium with no fans
The ballpark was empty, but there was cheering from beyond the centerfield wall as team plays in riot-torn Baltimore
Baltimore mom: "I just lost it" seeing son at riots with rock in hand
Toya Graham, caught on a video smacking her 16-year-old son in Baltimore streets, told CBS News she doesn't feel like a hero
Hillary Clinton: Time to "end the era of mass incarceration"
Democratic presidential candidate calls for an end to rioting in Baltimore, offers a detailed vision for criminal justice reform
Baltimore calm after some trouble as curfew began
Rioting was followed by day of cleanup and relative quiet, but things got briefly out of hand when police began enforcing curfew
Baltimore, reeling from unrest, goes under curfew
Police held in place as they attempted to disperse remaining individuals in the city's streets under the order, in effect until 5 a.m.
Rift between police and community underlies Baltimore unrest
Poverty, unemployment and poor relations with police have caused mistrust and anger among the city's residents
Baltimore mom who smacked son during riots: "I don't want him to be a Freddie Gray"
Woman captured on viral video explains why she lashed out at her son in an exclusive interview with CBS News
Orioles to host game without fans amid Baltimore unrest
Game against the White Sox will be played "without fan admittance in order to minimize safety concerns," the league says
Baltimore riots leave 20 police officers hurt, one person critical
City under curfew and all public schools are closed after riots sparked by funeral of man who died in police custody
Video of man calming Baltimore crowd goes viral
An as-yet-unidentified man wearing a "Punisher" T-shirt telling protesters to back away from police is quickly gaining attention
"The Wire" creator calls for end to Baltimore riots
David Simon and members of the HBO drama's cast among those who spoke out on social media after Monday night's violence
National Guardsmen descend on Baltimore after riots, fires paralyze city
Police block streets and firefighters douse smoldering blazes after riots sparked by funeral of man who died in police custody
Baltimore mom caught beating rioting son draws praise
Police commissioner says many rioters were high schoolers, and he wishes more parents took charge like mom in viral video
NAACP president: Baltimore "one in a series of tragedies"
As community leaders work for long-term fixes, Cornell Williams Brooks says: "This problem won't be solved with Molotov cocktails"
Baltimore mayor defends delay of response to riots
Maryland National Guard rolled into Baltimore in midst of violent protests, but city's response left many wondering what took so long
Freddie Gray: Baltimore reacts
Following days of unrest in Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray, State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced criminal charges against six police officers
Freddie Gray funeral highlights police tension
Lawyer for man killed in Baltimore police custody says cops involved in his arrest should open up; thousands attend funeral service
Baltimore reeling from volatile police demonstrations
As Freddie Gray's family prepares to bury him, they are calling for peace in the wake of an eruption of violent protests
Baltimore journalist says police attacked him at protest
A photo editor for City Paper says he was beaten by police in riot gear during demonstrations over the death of Freddie Gray
Freddie Gray's twin sister speaks after violent protests
Thousands clogged downtown Baltimore Saturday night in protest over man's death in police custody, leading to tense situation at Orioles' game
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