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Set of circumstances, and also each one we still don't know all the facts in any of them. and lumping them together does just make all police seem bad. but now, the police though on the other hand sometimes they're admitting now they do things with a wink and nod that aren't quite policy. it is a policy you belt the suspect in the back. we've had people police officers telling fox anonymously, is that if a suspect gives them hard time during the arrest they will sometimes punish them by giving them what's known as a rough ride. >> that is a kwuminappropriate practice. had that been proved i'm ...

The question i wanted to ask, were you as floored by the rest of the country about those charges having been brought yesterday? >> absolutely. everything about yesterday's announcement was surprising. there's become an expectation that these kinds of cases that takes months very deliberately gather the evidence and can take up to three months. the police department has said in an aggressive timetable, two weeks. some said it was an artificial timetable. some of the even the preliminary work wouldn't be done by this if state's attorney herself said i'm not going to be bound by the police timeta...

Visited is that baltimore is at the least two cities. one baltimore around the inner harbor area where young people are coming to move and start families where camden yards is and it's growing and affluent and partially white. another baltimore where the neighborhood is winchester where gray was detand and that neighborhood has few economic opportunities, it has high unemployment high poverty rates, double the number of liquor stores, double the number of tobacco stores. there aren't a lot of opportunities. you walk through those areas, it's boarded up shops, it's boarded up apartments. >> yea...

For the lesser culpability, for those officers to flip. the ones who may have only seen things and weren't as seriously injured -- involved in the injures -- injuries they are the one that will flip. >> thank you, we have to take a quick book. when we come back as the curfew approaches the ride in the van and how this may play out in court. and with the curfew still out there and hundreds still out, how that may play out. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why ...

Here it is, the front page of "baltimore sun" including your byline. the question i wanted to ask, were you as floored by the rest of the country about those charges having been brought yesterday? >> absolutely. everything about yesterday's announcement was surprising. there's become an expectation that these kinds of cases take months, very deliberately gather the evidence and can take up to three months. the police department has set an aggressive timetable, two weeks. some said it was an artificial timetable, that some of the even the preliminary work wouldn't be done by this if state's att...