It’s Going Down in Baltimore! Riots, Coverup, Interviews, LIVE STREAM Footage, Inside Intell and Why It’s Happening!

By Lisa Haven 

The mystery that surrounds the Freddie Gray case just seems to deepen. It all began the morning of April 12th at 8:39am when Freddie Gray locked eyes with police officers in an impoverished neighborhood in Baltimore. Gray, who noticed the police, took off on foot as the officers began hot-pursuit under simple “suspicion.” The next 45 minutes of Gray’s encounter with the police were crucial and ultimately lead to his death by a fatal spinal cord injury. At this time no one is divulging information on exactly how the injury occurred. But things are leaking out!!! 

For example, the Baltimore Sun did further investigation and found that the police has missed the opportunity to examine evidence that could have shed some light on some of the events that transpired that day. Here are just a few of the things they uncovered:  

1. Video footage from a neighborhood convenience store camera could have been the key video needed to uncover the events that transpired. However, by the time the police canvassed the area the footage from the security cameras was taped over.   

2. Reports from residents in the area conflict with the official story including the fact that the police reported that Gray’s arrest was made “without force or incident.” Yet video footage and reports state otherwise. 

3. Only partial timelines have been released and investigators have honed in on his stop-and-go trip through the city in the back of the police van. The lieutenant, a sergeant and four other officers involved in the case have been put on suspension with pay, pending the results of the investigation.

4. Officials have declined providing the 911 call relating to Gray’s arrest or injury, giving the excuse that it is an open investigation. 

5. Police have declined providing dispatch recordings that contain any conversations between the officers and Gray while he was in custody. 

6. The timelines for when the van made stops is incomplete. 

7. A second person was picked up while Gray was in the vehicle. At this time the police will not divulge the persons name in order to “protect the integrity” of that person.  

The police claim they chased Gray because he ran raising their “suspicions” of drug dealing. The police report specifically states that the arrest of Gray was due to “fleeing unprovoked” and when they pursued him they found a switchblade knife on his person, which according to some reports was fully legal to carry. No other reasons were given. 

A friend of Gray’s, Kevin Moore, rushed outside his house when he heard the screams of his friend pleading for his life. He noticed Gray’s face was planted down on the ground  by one officer while the other had bent his leg backwards. 

At this time police request a transport van. While waiting for the van Gray asked for his inhaler, because he had asthma, but was ignored the request by the officers. Gray screamed and as word spread residents began pouring out of their homes to find out what the problem was. A bystander captured video of the officers dragging Gray into the transport van with his feet hanging lipless behind him. (See video Here)   

Now in the vehicle and about one block south and four minutes later. The van stopped because Gray was acting “irate” according to police. Gray was then taken out of the van and his legs were shackled. He was not buckled into the van, even though it is was department policy. 

Reports have surfaced from Sellers, who lives on the same block, stating that the police were pelting Gray with batons. 

Another report came from Jacqueline Jackson, who stated that the police lifted Gray by his pants but he was not responding, then they threw him in the paddy wagon.” She further went on to claim that the police were lying about everything and that she witnessed it.

While in the van a call was made to the police asking them to pick up another person. The van contains a metal barrier so another person could be loaded on the other side not occupied by Gray. At this time the police will not tell us who that other person is, even though he is a witness. 

After the pick up the police headed to the Western District police station rather than to booking. When Gray was taken out of the van there was damage to his voice box as well and reports have surfaced that it had been crushed. 

Finally at 9:24am officers called in medical aid because of Grays serious medical condition. 

Paramedics responded and spent 21 minutes treating Gray at the station. He was then taken to Maryland Shock Trauma Center where eventually Gray would fall into coma and die. 

Six of the suspended officers have provided statements two have refused. 

As a result of this incident suspicions have risen in the local community causing protests and outcries from citizens, family members, and friends in the Baltimore area. 

Since this event we here at BeforeItsNews have managed to obtain EXCLUSIVE footage in an interview from Baltimore Residents about Freddie Grays Case. Here is that Footage: 

Below is more B4IN EXCLUSIVE  video coverage that you wont’ get anywhere else! It shows exactly what residents are thinking, feeling, and why they are protesting! Trust me, you don’t want to miss this…. 

Want to follow what’s going on with the protests at they happen? Then watch via LIVESTREAM in the video below: 

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