CNN News: One of the officer's wife involved in the arrest of Freddie Gray

[Hutzpa]

has just given an interview stating that her husband who was one of the officers in the van believed he was injured before
being placed in the paddy wagon.

Did anyone else saw the interview? frightening if true, but a Prosecutor being interviewed said the case could be complicated
because of all the scenario and evidence being presented.

[bravenak]

1. Interesting. I missed the interview.

I'll try to catch it next time.

[Hutzpa]

3. Was I find interesting is how the feed was somehow

cut right through her interview. Hopefully Dom Lemon will try and play it again.

[bravenak]

4. Damn. Now I gotta turn to cnn.

This ought to be very very interesting. So many stories. It's very confusing. I think he was injured before he was put into the van, myself. He looked limp.

[Hutzpa]

7. Okay she is back on again on CNN. nt

[bravenak]

8. I'm watching right now.

Very interesting.....

[VanillaRhapsody]

2. Same thing as Feruguson...just muddy the waters....

all that takes is conflicting evidence....present even one witness that presents a conflicting story...and Bob's your Uncle...they have an out.

[Hutzpa]

6. Which is what I think the prosecutor tried to explained

that all this is doing is making it difficult for the prosecutor to prosecute. Cover up seem to be in the works.

[VanillaRhapsody]

10. agreed....we are watching it unfold realtime...

[Hutzpa]

11. Damn! Another life lost to unreasonable reaction

with no consequences.

[AuntPatsy]

9. No way will they get out of this one, the people have had enough

[GreatGazoo]

15. yes, they will put out any alternative version of events

so that reality becomes a debate and then they will move to 'we will never really know what happened and therefore we can't prosecute anyone.'

[still_one]

5. Except this isn't the first time, and if true, why wasn't an ambulance called

[brush]

12. Days ago when the cops admitted that they didn't seatbelt . . .

Gray in the police van, I felt the "cover up" was being put into play because Gray was injured before any "rough ride" in the van.

They were willing to take the heat for not buckling Gray in the van because they calculated that far less culpability would come from Gray being allegedly injured in the van ride than from the actual beating that happened before the ride.

It's all part of covering up that Gray's spine was severed during the beating. Now they've even put forward a so called "corroborating" witness, the other prisoner in the partitioned van, claiming that Gray was beating his own head on the wall and severed his own spine — such horseshit boggles the mind that the cops think that anyone would believe that.

They're trying anything they can to distract from the pre-van ride beating and holding those violent cops accountable.

[Calista241]

13. I suspect Gray was injured when an officer put his knee on his head / neck

To ensure compliance while he was being handcuffed. The problem is proving it. Gray does seem to stand up and argue about getting in the van after they drug him over there.

And holding someone down like that does seem to be a common and accepted police practice.

[brush]

14. If you get a chance pls look at the video again

Gray's legs were limp and dragging. The cops were the ones holding him up, his legs were not supporting him.

In one video I saw one of his legs was at an unnatural angle — it looked broken to me.