Murder charges against Freddie Gray cops may be DROPPED

Murder charges against Freddie Gray cops may be DROPPED because police findings don't support the case, say officials

Baltimore City State Attorney charged six officers over death of Gray Separate police probe of case says manslaughter is most serious crime Defense lawyers are arguing that arrest for knife possession was legal 'If this case falls apart, will Baltimore burn?' one official asked

The murder charges filed against the Baltimore officers who arrested Freddie Gray could be dropped, because the police investigation into his death doesn't support the prosecution's case, it's been reported.

Last Friday, Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby levelled charges ranging from assault to second-degree murder at six police officers involved in Gray's death. He had suffered a fatal spinal injury while in police custody.

However, officials familiar with the case have revealed that police investigators do not agree with the charges. The murder charges filed against the Baltimore officers who arrested Freddie Gray could be dropped

The officials said that the internal probe team do not believe a charge more serious than manslaughter should be brought against any of the officers, according to CNN. RELATED ARTICLES

What's more, defense lawyers are mounting a challenge to Mosby's assertion that the officers had unlawfully arrested Gray because the knife he had in his pocket is considered legal under Maryland state law.

Marc Zayon, the attorney for Edward Nero, one of the officers charged, argued in a motion filed Monday that the knife in Gray's pocket — described in charging documents as 'a spring assisted, one hand operated knife' — is in fact illegal under state law.

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The 'day after' Mayor Rawlings met with Lynch, in a 'closed door' meeting, she called for a federal investigation of the police dept. ...Some interesting facts discovered also is that Baltimore has already been participating in 'a voluntary Justice Department review'which was requested by Rawlings-Blake and Batts 'LAST FALL'. ....It would enable police to implement reforms without a court order or independent monitor....also around that time..LAST NOV. ....Baltimore City Council passed a bill for all Baltimore cops to wear body cameras which passed 12-1. The bill had widespread support among the public. Mayor Rawlings vetoed the bill..... Meanwhile both Rawlings and Mosley are being coached from Washington and other outsiders...of that I have no doubt.

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