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let me state in no uncertain terms that lieutenant rice and all of the officers involved at all times acted reasonably and in accordance with their training as baltimore police officers. no officer injured mr. gray caused harm to mr. gray and they are truly saddened by his death. these officer did nothing wrong. the police union is calling for marilyn mosby to appoint a special prosecutor. tonight people are gathering in the streets all across america. we ll be monitoring the protests and marches throughout the hour. let s go live now to baltimore, craig melvin, msnbc anchor and reporter and also with us tonight, joy reed msnbc national correspondent. craig, you first. the family says that they are satisfied with the charges. they had a real message of nonviolence. what is the reaction of the crowd in the wake of these officers being charged today? reporter: first of all, ed, let me take you inside this

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lieutenant rice has been accused of domestic violence twice in the past. in one of those instance he was accused of threatening someone s life. given these accusations, was any consideration given to removing this officer from the streets at any time? you know, i can t comment on personnel records. what i can tell you is specific to this investigation, our investigators are going to look at every piece of evidence that s out there. they ll look at the timeline of events that led up to our interaction with mr. gray look at what the interaction was and the events that led to his passing. i want to ask you about a statement made by an official of the fraternal order of police yesterday referring to the protesters as a quote, lynch mob. do you fear a comment like that puts the citizens at baltimore, including your own officers at greater risk by further inflaming tensions? you know clearly i understand the concern over the choice of words. i don t want to speak for the fraternal orde

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not everyone was pleased with the state s troernattorney s decision. the local chapter of the police defended the police officers in question. i have never seen such a hurried rush to file criminal charges, which i believe are driven by forces which are separate and apart from the application of law and the facts of this case as we know them. let me state in no uncertain terms that lieutenant rice and all of the officers involved at all times, acted reasonably and in accordance with their training as baltimore police officers. these officers did nothing wrong. earlier tonight, i sat down with state s attorney marilyn mosby. so i just came from outside city hall. there was someone with a drawing of marilyn mosby, like god bless marilyn mosby. i got people on my twitter feed this morning. it was just like, you are the youngest prosecutor of a major

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jr. who could face 60 years in prison if convicted. today is a momentous step toward justice. let me stay in no uncertain terms that lieutenant rice and all of the officers involved acted reasonably due to accordance with their training as baltimore police officers. we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. and that was msnbc s peter alexander reporting. adam reese is outside of baltimore city hall. adam, a good morning to you. talk about a fluxuation of emotions this week. how are people in baltimore reacting to this news? reporter: alex good morning to you. the announcement of the arrests brought a change in tone in baltimore. the protests are peaceful and celebratory. let s hear what they have to say. she did what she had to do today on tv, but she done it because she had to calm these people down. that s what she done.

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