obviously the scenario changed from a mental health observation to one of custodial. i mean, once they placed him under arrest then they started following procedures based on a typical arrest scenario. reporter: officers take lambert from outside the hospital to the police station. by the time they arrive he appears to be unconscious. an ambulance was called, but lambert could not be revived. his family has filed a $25 million lawsuit alleging, quote, the officers conduct constitutes murder saying excessive force and negligence contributed to his death. the south boston police department and the three officers involved have denied these claims. a statement from their attorney says in part, quote, we are vigorously defending the case. our position is reaffirmed by the reports of two independent well-qualified experts in the field. while taser logs appear to show the officers pulled the trigger at least 18 times in a span of 30 minutes with one of the officers using a taser 15 times
wagon involved a call for assistance. bpd officers were handling an arrest scenario that required additional police officers to respond. the wagon operator decided to respond to that location at north avenue and pennsylvania. at north avenue and pennsylvania avenue a second prisoner was introduced into the transport wagon. the transport wagon then proceeded to the western district. at the western district freddie gray an ambulance was called rather for freddie gray. mr. gray was placed in an ambulance and he was transported to shock trauma where he died a week later. our investigative team is dedicating every resource at our disposing to each and every one of these sites. it s come flex. it involves a minutia of details. it requires our full talents, our full time. and we re going to get this right. but in order to get it right,