reverend. the second man in the van, councilman saying he just heard a little bit of noise. what s your reaction? it s interesting. i mean i think it s different than what we ve heard before. and it s concerning. i mean i think the biggest thing that came out today was, i think the police talked about, there was an additional stop that the only reason that they knew about it was from a private cell phone camera. that s the type of stuff that folks want to know about and hear about and it makes folks even more suspicious. the one thing that always takes most people back to is why freddie gray why was he a suspect, why was he chased why was he detained is and ultimately arrested and not really provided with the information to the public why he laid in a shock trauma bed. many people look at this 25-year-old young man, seemingly healthy, and they just don t understand how a turn of events can happen so quickly. i m hearing everywhere of meetings today and down in the
wolf i think the most important thing is that from a communications perspective the police department are transparent to the level that they need to be transparent to the citizens. you have a seemingly healthy 25-year-old man who seems suspicious to the police they ensue, they chase him, detain him, arrest him. and immediately the community doesn t necessarily get the information that they re looking for while they know that this young man is laying in a shock trauma bed. i think that was the crux of the matter associated with the initial onset of the protests. that s the type of information the folks want the know. they want to really know what took place on that particular day. do you think we re going to get that on friday? i would hope so. i know that the police have been working around the clock. i know the department of justice are doing their own independent civil rights investigation. and i know the state s attorney s office has been working around the clock to do