29% of you think no that police charges will not lead to convictions. 71% of you believe they will. back to you. okay francis. thanks so much. we re going to continue watching how that poll goes throughout the two hours. we ll continue coming back to see how people are feeling about that question. one question that s key to what s happening in baltimore is what actually happened to freddie gray on that faithful day on april 12th? there s so much speculation and accounting because of cell phone video that neighbors able to capture. what did it mean for that van ride. here we have lecturer of police science and former police officer. also laurence is the chair of the science department at john j. college of criminal justice. craig, let s talk first about what the mayor had to say and the five officers with felony charges against them on custody
in baltimore, a medical examiner found the cat sfrosk injury that gray suffered happened in the back of the police car. in fact according to wjla the head injury that he sustained matches exactly the shape of the bolt in the back of the van. this is a major development that could mean gray s death was a direct result of the van ride with police. however, the big question is who caused that injury. but tonight there is a report from a prisoner who was in that same police van. that prisoner reportedly telling investigators we thought gray was quote intentionally trying to injury himself. these developments are coming hour after police released a new bombshell in their investigation. they now admit that the van carrying gray made an additional stop that was unreported until today. that means once gray was in custody, that van stopped. you will see so total of five times before an ambulance was called. what happened in that stop that stop that wasn t reported until
the field, not the streets. for the first time in history the baltimore orioles played to an empty camden yards. mlb officials too afraid of possible violence inside their stadium. my prayers have been out for all the families all the kids out there. you know they re hurting. but what exactly happened to 25-year-old freddie gray? that remains a mystery. according to a newly-released investigative document obtained by the washington post, a prisoner who rode in the police van with gray who was separated by a metal partition and could not see him, told investigators he believes he was, quote, intentionally trying to injure himself. nobody s standing up for the officers any of them. cutting against this report a family member of one of the six officers under investigation. they wish to remain unidentified but say gray wasn t manhandled on the road. and the van ride was not rough. there were two people in the back. if he was rolling around in the
police report will not be made public. it s up to the states s attorney marilyn mosby when to move forward. she has not given a timetable on when the report will be given. mayor blake tweeted this. quote, the family of mr. gray wants answers. i want answers. we ll remain vigilant on the path to justice. the second night of a curfew led to no major disturbances and followed a massive demonstration earlier in the day. a new march is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. today. it wasn t just peep in baltimore city that took to the streets. people across the country marched in solidarity calling for justice. today the washington post reporting a sealed document not seen by msnbc news says a prisoner shared the van ride
investigative document obtained by the washington post, a prisoner who rode in the police van with gray who was separated by a metal partition and could not see him, told investigators he believes he was, quote, intentionally trying to injure himself. nobody s standing up for the officers, any of them. cutting against this report, a family member of one of the six officers under investigation. they wish to remain unidentified but say gray wasn t man handled on the road and the van ride was not rough. there were two people in the back. if he was rolling around in the back then the other person that was back there would have been rolling around in the back also. and they weren t. and they say a lot more than that in that interview to anderson cooper. so let s test it right now. there s no question this the washington post report is the new piece in the puzzle saying again, this prisoner who rode in the same police van with freddie gray not next to him he was separated by a wa