Philly Police On Alert After Remaining Charges Are Dropped In Freddie Gray Case
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross says his officers already have their hands full, but they're on alert for any other kinds of protests.
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Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross says his officers already have their hands full, but they're on alert for any other kinds of protests.
Gray's death in April 2015 added fuel to the growing Black Lives Matter movement.
Chris covered the fallout from Melania Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention. He talked with Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach about the Republican platform at 6:20, John Daniel Davidson from the Federalist at 7:50 about the battles going on inside the Republican party, and AB Stoddard from Real Clear Politics at 8:00 about Melania Trump's speech.
Alan Dershowitz says too many people in America root for particular outcomes in trials regardless of the evidence.
Author, commentator and former Police Officer, Randy Sutton, says the officer acquitted in the death of Freddie Gray should never have been brought to trial.
A Baltimore police officer has been acquitted of assault and other charges in the arrest of Freddie Gray.
Sam Angell, a Baltimore native, says he saw the daunting images on TV two weeks ago and was devastated.
Freddie Gray's death in Baltimore has had a ripple effect on politics in Philadelphia, focusing the city's mayoral race on policing just weeks before an important vote.
Rich discussed an appeals court ruling on NSA surveillance, a Baltimore police report on the incident that resulted in the death of Freddie Gray, and Kim Kardashian being shouted down by animal rights activists. He talked with former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino, Dr. Mazz, and attorney Marc Goldich.
Baltimore's Mayor and State Attorney each best exemplify the purest definition of an incendiary device.
Probably the most insulting and offensive statement coming out of the Baltimore riots was one anchor telling the nation that she was told that the Baltimore Police Department had an influx of military vets returning from Afghanistan and Iraq and they were itching for battles.
The six officers originally suspended for arresting Freddie Gray in Baltimore are now facing charges ranging from misconduct to murder.
Rich covers the indictment's of the police in Baltimore responsible for the death of Freddie Gray and indictments of three 'Bridgegate' conspirators. He also spoke with Dr. Mazz.
Asa Khalif, one of the leaders of the "Philly is Baltimore" protests, promised demonstrations, like Thursday night's march through Center City, would continue to draw attention to police brutality and misconduct in the wake of the death of Freddie Gray.
In solidarity with the Baltimore protests, a march titled "Philly Is Baltimore" is underway in Philadelphia.
The mayor said there's no move afoot for Philadelphia police to assist the already serious law enforcement presence in Baltimore. Pennsylvania state police have been alerted to possible deployment.
The governor declared a state of emergency and called in the National Guard to restore order, and Attorney General Loretta Lynch, in her first day on the job, said she would send Justice Department officials to the city in coming days. A weeklong, daily curfew was imposed beginning Tuesday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., the mayor said, and Baltimore public schools announced that they would be closed on Tuesday.
Rich covers the riots going on in Baltimore and the controversies that continue to follow Hillary Clinton. He talked with political consultant Lanny Davis and columnist Eleanor Clift.
