mistrial after jurors failed to release a decision on officer william porter. he faced up to 25 years in jail had they convicted him on all four counts. gray died of a massive spinal cord injury suffered is while in police custody. the jury of seven blacks and five whites deliberated for 16 hours before telling the judge they couldn t reach a unanimous verdict on anything. porter is free tonight on bail. within minutes protests broke out in front of the courthouse. police arrested two. the demonstratored seemed unorganized at best. even a small crowd marching through empty streets were told to get on the sidewalk. tonight the city is largely quiet as officer porter awaiting to hear when he ll face a jury again. i m leland vittert in baltimore. now back to hannity. welcome back to hannity. and here with more reaction to the mistrial in the case against one of the baltimore cops being tried in the death of freddie gray, we have trial attorney political commentator eric
they would. the idea that these people would then willingly migrate to whatever establishment figure is put up in their place, i don t think that s going to happen. with trump supporters, a significant proportion of them would just sit on their hands if they were to be taken out in some way. so the establishment has lost control of this thing. well said. mark steyn, good to see you. congratulations on the new cd. i ll be getting a copy, i promise, under my christmas tree. yeah, you ll be playing it all christmas long, sean. i promise. coming up bo dietl, eric guster will weigh in on the judge declaring a mistrial for one of the cops in the freddie gray case earlier today. then senator ted cruz will react to his debate performance. that and more. no matter where you look, you won t find another small commercial van that can fit more, carry more weight, and yet go farther on a tank of gas
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man, a native of baltimore. this charge of manslaughter was the product of mob violence. this in the city where this trial should never have happened. it would have been moved outside of the city. why? they didn t even have a lawsuit. they voluntarily gave to the family of freddie gray $6.4 million. a man who was arrested at least 18 times. this was a tragic accident death. to charge this cop with manslaughter was a travesty, and if it happened outside of baltimore, they would have been acquitted. they shouldn t retry him. but politically they ll do expedient thing and probably do it for political purposes. this is only the first guy up. and the hope was that, in fact, he would turn and testify against the other cops. that won t happen. i don t think it s going to happen. what we saw was that the testimony by experts in the case was that, in fact, he may have been more generous and more protective of freddie gray than was required, which is a
no, i m saying you re saying that. no. to an all-white jury. people in maryland . [ many speaking at once ] you re saying that white people can t give a fair verdict. no, no, no. i said suburban all-white jurisdiction outside of the city of baltimore. does that mean they re objective? does that mean they re less no, they have a different experience with the police on a daily basis. having tried cases where i, in fact went ahead and agreed, yes, we should have a change of venue. you don t want a case coming back on appeal. you want to seek justice. doesn t that sound like they have a different experience, doesn t that sound like juan is saying he would expect that the people in baltimore would prejudge the police differently? no. baltimore has experienced the worst homicide in more than 20 years since the death of freddie gray. there s a greedy and opportunistic mob there that has