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Investigation dissolve all factualfact factual disputes. the the theory of her case announced today, that the original charging document was false and wrong. that there wasnt weapon or evidence to detain the individual. then thats the false imprisonment. >> let me ask you as a prosecutor, would marilyn mosby go that far out on a limb if she hadnt seen police evidence which is that knife? >> absolutely not. everything ms. mosby has said is based on her rendon dagsition of facts. this is their own...

Somebody run, you at least have reasonable suspicion to pursue that person. if you were standing on park avenue and 34th street and started running down the street and its not known for criminal history, et cetera it might be hard to explain why you were chaseing something. to make it it was an illegal arrest, what i think were looking at is what was written down on the charging document against mr. gray. what they wrote down and said were the reasons that they went after him. but just because t...

Probable cause standard was met for this arrest. because what the charging document to the district court of marilyn state is that he was going to be charged with and said possession of a switchblade, of a knife blade with automatic attachment. but the question is how would officers have known that? how would they have known that when they stopped it? i think thats the question. >> right. the officers were on bicycle, as you point out, joy. and the switchblade was somehow tucked on to his person...

With mr. gray and heard him banging on the walls of the van saying he was intentionally trying to injury himself. the prisoner was separateaccept separated by gray with a metal peace. theres no evidence to support that prisoner ins claims. we want to get to it for the first time. msnbc is getting a look at what freddie gray was going to be charged with. joy, you have the charging documents. what are they? >> absolutely. essentially one of the questions people have been asking fundamentally about...

Cover-up, one big line we know the original police report said mr. gray was taken into custody without incidence or force. thats fiction. so again, we have to wonder what is it that these six police officers dont want us to know? >> certainly without incident right? the big debate is over force and i guess, ari, so lets combine the information that we have today. one is this new information about a second stop. another is the outstanding professor butler points out, the outstanding search warran...

Front of us now. >> actually thomas this is very important. weve done stories on this already. >> this is the catalyst of what this means. >> this is the charging document for the arrest from april 12th. the controversy of this in itself is the whole thing. its very much part of the investigation too. the question is did police a, have probable cause to chase him? and b, once they stopped him, did they have probable cause to seize him? seizing is the taking him into custody. putting him on the p...

You investigated the suspects -- the charges against the suspect actually ended up being dropped? >> that is correct. some of the patterns that emerged quickly in the investigation is they were all common charges. those four charges or you found language in a charging document saying the suspect became defensive and the officers feared for their safety and they took defensive action. nobody was prosecuted and they were dismissed once they got to a court or to prosecutors hands. >> how common was...

Charging document the jury had to take with them and right now as i understand it they are reading the verdict. well have that for everybody here in just a moment. but again, the fact that they spent 11 hours behind closed doors, separated by two different days seven hours of deliberation yesterday four hours of deliberation today before we got word that they would be becoming back with the announcement and we wait to see what that verdict is. they have 30 different charges to consider. 17 of wh...

Intoxication and obstruction of justice. we have a new account from one of the bar owners who spoke to johnson just moments before that confrontation with abc agents. >> hey, hes bleeding! his head is bleeding! >> you [ bleep ] racist! >> reporter: new accounts raising new questions about the moments just before this video was taken. owners of the trinity irish pub in charlottesville say martese johnson quote, did not appear to be intoxicated in the least when he was turned away at the door. the...

So now you step back one moment and you look at a letter, reasonable experts can disagree as to whether the lettering is comparable, as to whether the wording is comparable -- >> and its up for the jury to make that choice. >> the jury makes that determination. so you have that and then you pivot into -- its a confession or ramblings? >> this is critical, in those filings in los angeles, the authorities in los angeles say lying in wait. they have evidence of him lying in wait. i dont know that w...