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So, subsequently that officer, officer goodson, is facing the most serious charges of all six officers and that will be part of the prosecution's argument against him. remember, the judge ruled in the beginning of the sick trials they're separate. prosecution has to present a separate distinct world for every six of these officers' trials and also means it's a separate jury panel and this also means that it's more difficult to prove because if you are not presented a whole his stick set of -- holistic set of facts with all six officers and their slice of the pie in terms of responsibility, it'...

When did freeie gray articulate this and how much is the officer having to take a wilful action? there's no precedent for an officer being held criminally liable for failing to belt a detainee that subsequently sustained fatal injuries. so really it's up to the persuasive element of both sides of the stories. defense is arguing he wasn't fatally injured until after that fourth and fifth stop when freddie gray asked for help. prosecution is saying, that the fourth and fifth crucial stop when freddie gray already sustainedded his fatal injuries and it was a downward decline in officer porter had...

In the death of freddie game. william porter is the first of six officers to go on trial in the case. investigators say freddie gray died after breaking his neck in the back of a police van. prosecutors say officer porter, on the left here, is responsible because he failed to fasten freddie gray's seatbelt and didn't call an ambulance when grayed a consider phone. closing arguments prosecutors accused the officer, officer porter 0, lying when he said he never heard gray complain about having trouble breathing. but a defense lawyer told yours -- jurors show the facts show his client is telling ...

Manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment and officer misconduct. the jury needs to step inside the sis of a reasonable officer so none of these charges require the jury to figure out what would i do? every charge requires them to assume what a reasonable officer would be doing in that position. >> one suggestions from defense counsel is that -- well, from the prosecutors -- is that if a prisoner, which is what hee[[[, asks for medical attention you have to seek it. right? >> right. and officer porter -- he argues, number one, the reason i didn't call a medic is because the detainee at tha...