Police Find No Evidence Gray Fatally Injured During Arrest

[carpro]

If the police had followed procedure, he wouldn't have been standing. This was obviously done on purpose because they know what happens in the back of those transports when you're not in your seat with a seat belt on.

They DELIBERATELY set out to injure him if he wasn't already injured.

The only thing "obvious" is that he should have stayed seated. If the prisoner is resisting, putting him in a seatbelt would have required even more force. You would have cried over that as well.

You have no proof anything was done "deliberately", as usual.

 

[just-want-peace]

First , he wasn't thrown anywhere. Second, his hands were restrained behind his back per policy because he's a criminal and under arrest. Third, if he stood up, it's his lookout. No "rough ride" is necessary when one is standing up. The moron should have stayed seated.

Interesting that this SAME "rough ride" didn't cause any other injuries (leastwise until some are thought up by the bleeding hearts.)

 

[carpro]

Funny how following policy didn't apply to placing him in a seat belt by any of the officers any of the times they put him in the transport or checked on him.

The moron would have been seated if they had followed policy.

The moron wouldn't have been arrested if they followed policy.

Of course he would have been arrested again. He's a career criminal.

A lapse in policy didn't kill him, although the officer's will be disciplined if it its determined they violated policy.

But, the fact remains, he's dead because he apparently stood up and may have even dove into the door on purpose.

 

[Zaac]

The only thing "obvious" is that he should have stayed seated. If the prisoner is resisting, putting him in a seatbelt would have required even more force. You would have cried over that as well.

You have no proof anything was done "deliberately", as usual.

Just dumb. Shackle your hands and feet and see how still you stay in the back of a moving vehicle.

If they wanted him to stay seated, they would have placed him in his seat with the seatbelt.

There are numerous instances in which they OBVIOUSLY had the opportunity to do so and they did not.

 

[Use of Time]

If the officers didn't follow procedure they should be reprimanded, fired, etc as appropriate. If their failure to follow procedures results in someone's death then they should face charges.

It doesn't justify riots.



You seemed to have glossed over some words. Let me help you:

second-degree assault
Fourth-degree burglary, trespassing
with intent to distribute
intent to distribute
trespassing
second-degree assault, second-degree escape
intent to distribute
violation of probation
intent to distribute
intent to manufacture and distribute
intent to distribute, violation of probation
intent to distribute

Any context there? His rap sheet is long but at this point how many of those are even legit? We just saw the police manufacture some BS about a switchblade didn't we? How many of those charges stuck? He's a free man isn't he? All of those issues were handled according to the legal system.

At what point did I ever say it justified riots? All of this of course is immaterial to the subject at hand. Freddy Gray was arrested for nothing and died in the hands of the police. Period.

 

[Zaac]

Any context there? His rap sheet is long but at this point how many of those are even legit? We just saw the police manufacture some BS about a switchblade didn't we? How many of those charges stuck? At what point did I ever say it justified riots? So many questions. All of this of course is immaterial to the subject at hand. Freddy Gray was arrested for nothing and died in the hands of the police. Period.

And that's the crux of it. And I know it makes the people in Baltimore and around the world wonder how many others have had trumped up charges over nothing?

 

[carpro]

Just dumb.

That's right. He was.

Standing up in a moving vehicle with your hands restrained behind your back is asking for an injury. He got what he asked for.

 

[Crabtownboy]

The only thing "obvious" is that he should have stayed seated. If the prisoner is resisting, putting him in a seatbelt would have required even more force. You would have cried over that as well.

Watch the video. He was not resisting arrest.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-gray-video-moore-20150423-story.html

You have no proof anything was done "deliberately", as usual.

Who said it was deliberate. The rough ride was deliberate. The rough handling was deliberate. Surely the police did not want to kill him, but they did.

 

[robustheologian]

That's right. He was.

Standing up in a moving vehicle with your hands restrained behind your back is asking for an injury. He got what he asked for.

Thank God the officers got what they asked for.

 

[carpro]

The officers have been charged only. Indictments will not be returned on most of the charges, if not all. They were "charged" to appease the public.


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[carpro]

Who said it was deliberate. The rough ride was deliberate. The rough handling was deliberate. Surely the police did not want to kill him, but they did.

There is no proof of either rough handling or a deliberate rough ride. But there is evidence of intentional self injury.

The grand jury will dismiss most or all of the charges.

They can't even be charged with a policy violation unless it can be proved they knew about the change in policy.


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[Jedi Knight]

That Governor and Obama's admins involved= No justice....see Louis Learner and Illegals how to evade.

 

[Zaac]

That Governor and Obama's admins involved= No justice....see Louis Learner and Illegals how to evade.

What about justice for the dead man's family?

 

[carpro]

That Governor and Obama's admins involved= No justice....see Louis Learner and Illegals how to evade.

Justice is not the province of the Obama injustice department.

It's all about their agenda...

Divide the people.