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jamal bryant a key figure leading protests pushing for peaceful protests. first off, mr. valentine, thank you for your service and your service in vietnam for our country and elsewhere. >> thank you. >> what do you make of the announcement today and for you what's the most important thing that baltimore keeps in mind going forward? >> that they have not let this make them fall down but to stand um and bind together and unite. now, you have doing that thing with her son. moi toyas need to come home get their children and take them home out of this. my generation, it's time for us to take a vacation. we got to pass it on to the next generation, to the generation after them. this generation behind me has to step up lead and show the young ones behind how to come up and be better than them and the generation now needs to be better than me and succeed further. >> reverend, what's your reaction to the news from the state's attorney that they're going to be charges against these six police officers? >> i'm in shock therapy.
>> despite stopping for the purpose of checking on mr. gray's condition, and at no point did he seek nor did he render any medical assistance for mr. gray. >> reporter: several blocks later, the driver stopped for a third time and three other officers arrived to check on gray. >> mr. gray at that time requested help. and indicated that he could not breathe. officer porter asked mr. gray if he need add medic, at which time mr. gray indicated, at least twice, that he was in need of a medic. >> reporter: mosby says the officers did not call a medic, and once again failed to seat belt gray. the van's driver decided to move on. at this fourth stop donte allen put on the other side of a metal partition. >> the only thing i heard, little banging. i thought someone was over there banging his head or something. >> reporter: modesby says gray was once again neglected. >> sargent alicia white, officer
so what happened there and why did it take this long for investigators to find out about it? and the other big question of the day, what did the other prisoner in that van hear? "the washington post" reported that the second man told investigators that he could hear gray quote, trying to injure himself. but as we mentioned earlier, wbal's jane miller spoke with the second prisoner in the van, and he told her something different. >> when i got in the van, i didn't hear nothing. it was a smooth ride. we went straight to the police station. all i heard was like a little banging for like four seconds. you know what i mean? i just heard little banging, you know, just little -- you know what i mean? boom, boom just little banging. just little banging. >> joining me now is baltimore city councilman nick mosby, who represents freddie gray's neighborhood. thank you for being here councilman. >> thanks for having me on
we're back with the breaking news out of baltimore. the baltimore police have turned over their freddie gray death report. the state's attorney marilyn mosby, will now decide if officers will be charged in the freddie gray case. today, her statement said quote, we have been briefed regularly, throughout their process while simultaneously conducting our own independent investigation, into the death of freddie gray. while we have and will continue to leverage the information received by the department, we are not relying solely on their findings, but rather the facts that we have gathered and verified if news today, her office is conducting an
that are solid at trial and solid on appeal if it gets that far. and that we want to ensure that there is justice for freddie. and that every citizen in baltimore feels when this investigation is done, that this case was treated appropriately. >> mary koch lawyer for the gray family thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >> now i want to bring in eugene o'donnell, professor of law and police study at john j. college of criminal justice. eugene, what's your reaction from hearing from the other passenger in the van, who says he didn't hear much just a, quote, little banging. what's your reaction to that? >> it underscore was the attorney just said wisely which is, there's a long way to go here, even though it seems like we've waited a long time, but that there's inconsistencies, it's not "law & order" or csi, we're all used to hearing stories that don't necessarily