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In an article in The Baltimore Sun, former Deputy State’s Attorney Page Croyder wrote, “Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s ‘quick’ and ‘decisive’ action in charging six Baltimore police officers a mere two weeks after the death of Freddie Gray reflects either incompetence or an unethical recklessness.” The knife which appears to have been the basis for the unlawful arrest charges against two officers was illegal after all, she pointed out. Mosby won’t even produce the knife. Croyder wrote, “In fact, Ms. Mosby was so hasty it appears she locked up two completely ...

Looking some place else to live. joining us to discuss, that prosecutor, page croyder. you were blunt off the top. you say the decision reflects inexperience, reflects recklessness and you also talk about political ambition. why did you feel so strongly about speaking out like this? >> when you have a complicated case like this and volatile case like this, you have to take your time to get it right. you have to take your time so that people have confidence that the charges that you are placing are not motivated by political ambition and do not reflect your inexperience. in this case two weeks ...

Arresting officers with false imprisonment when there's a serious question as to whether or not there was probable cause. she also could not possibly have thought through the implications of charging officers for arresting without probable cause because those implications are very serious. if you're going to charge them criminally for what may have been a mistake versus planting of evidence or lying. if an officer incorrectly interpreted the fourth amendment to be subject to criminal charges has a huge chilling effect on the police department about which i'm getting feedback already. so, yes, ...