when did freeie gray articulate this and how much is the officer having to take a wilful action? there s no precedent for an officer being held criminally liable for failing to belt a detainee that subsequently sustained fatal injuries. so really it s up to the persuasive element of both sides of the stories. defense is arguing he wasn t fatally injured until after that fourth and fifth stop when freddie gray asked for help. prosecution is saying, that the fourth and fifth crucial stop when freddie gray already sustainedded his fatal injuries and it was a downward decline in officer porter had a rome duty reasonable duty to seek medical attention right then instead of notifying his supervisor. there was accusations the driver of the vehicle gave the suspect a rough ride. was that case made in court as no. subsequent trial. is the first