Freddie Gray

Supreme Court denies appeal by officers in Freddie Gray case

Five Baltimore police officers had alleged they were wrongfully prosecuted for the death of Freddie Gray

Court blocks officers' lawsuit in Freddie Gray case

The court blocked a lawsuit filed by five officers who said Attorney Marilyn Mosby maliciously investigated and charged them in the death of Freddie Gray

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Court asked to dismiss lawsuit against prosecutor in Freddie Gray case

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Assistant Attorney General Karl Pothier said that as a prosecutor, Marilyn Mosby is immune from the lawsuit filed by officers who were cleared in Freddie Gray's death

Top-ranked Baltimore officer cleared in Freddie Gray case

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Lt. Brian Rice appeared visibly relieved and hugged his attorneys after the findings were read aloud

2 Baltimore officers accept discipline in Freddie Gray case

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The LEOs “believe they did not violate any of the policies, procedures or practices of the Baltimore PD,” but “accepted the disciplinary action to move on"

Administrative review of Baltimore police custody death complete

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Baltimore police announced that the investigation into the April 2015 death of Freddie Gray has been turned over for review

DOJ: Reforms in Baltimore will withstand presidential change

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U.S. District Judge James Bredar said political winds change, but orders of the court do not

Baltimore PD commits to sweeping changes in deal with US

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The Justice Department agreement mandates changes in the most fundamental aspects of police work

Commish criticizes gala appearance by cops cleared in Freddie Gray case

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Baltimore's police commissioner is criticizing the decision of three officers charged but not convicted in the death of Freddie Gray to attend a conservative group's gala

2 officers cleared in Gray case to receive back pay

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Sgt. Alicia White and Officer William Porter will receive $96,855 and $70,523 respectively after being suspended without pay

Baltimore cop acquitted in Freddie Gray case to receive $127K back pay

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Lt. Brian Rice was acquitted last month of manslaughter, misconduct and other charges in Freddie Gray's 2015 death

DOJ report: Baltimore police show bias, overuse force

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The Justice Department is seeking a court-enforceable consent decree to force the department to commit to improving its procedures in order to avoid a lawsuit