Its all ahead because this is face the nation. Captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin in baltimore with cbs news correspondent Wyatt Andrews. Good morning, bob. Related to the demonstrations here in baltimore last night there was a much different attitude yesterday especially compared to the violence that we saw on monday night. The difference in that mood came directly from the charges that were filed against the police on friday that six officers involved in the arrest of ready gray. Thousands of people marched on saturday first assembling around city hall then occupying an intersection in northwest baltimore close to freddie grays home. Plenty of anger was expressed but there was also celebration due to fridays arrest of Six Police Officers on charges that range from assault to Second Degree murder. In a community not used to the arrests of police christine foreign forbes said its about time. Lot of times theyre not accountable for their actions. Justice was served. I he
Philadelphia this evening. Late today Baltimore Police gave the results of their investigation to prosecutors but did not make the details public. So we still dont know how gray suffered his fatal spine injuries. But the police did reveal Surprising New evidence in grays arrest and his ride in a police van. Jeff pegues is in baltimore tonight. Jeff. Reporter scott, police here turned over their report to the States Attorneys Office a day early than anticipated. The autopsy report is expected to be finalized soon, and freddie grays family will learn his cause of death tomorrow. Baltimore police today had a revelation the van carrying freddie gray made a previously unknown stop a fourth stop. This was discovered only because of Surveillance Video captured images of the van. In all it made four stops in 45 minutes before arriving at the Police Station where paramedics were called to treat gray. While in the van police say he was handcuffed, shackled, and not wearing a cite belt. Tonight c
Face the nation. Captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin in baltimore with cbs news correspondent Wyatt Andrews. Good morning, bob. Related to the demonstrations here in baltimore last night there was a much different attitude yesterday especially compared to the violence that we saw on monday night. The difference in that mood came directly from the charges that were filed against the police on friday that six officers involved in the arrest of ready gray. Thousands of people marched on saturday first assembling around city hall then occupying an intersection in northwest baltimore close to freddie grays home. Plenty of anger was expressed but there was also celebration due to fridays arrest of Six Police Officers on charges that range from assault to Second Degree murder. In a community not used to the arrests of police christine foreign forbes said its about time. Lot of times theyre notctions. Justice was served. I heard the call, no justice, no peace. When it was announ
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