Author Topic: Freddy Gray, the fellow that they are destroying Baltimore for: His Rap Sheet  (Read 29932 times)

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My first thought was they are clearly over-charging in a politically motivated prosecution.

But then I reflected that's not much different than over-charging and hoping to force a plea bargain.

We need to do something about charges not being appropriate to the crime. But, I guess sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander.

No we don't. They do it to non badge wearing folks all the time. A message needs to be sent. And I am hopeful this is the start of it. We have this, the SC officer being arrested, and the "I thought my gun was a taser" idiot in Oklahoma who is facing charges. It's s start. Not anywhere near where I'd like to see it. But it will do for now
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Given CSD's take on the recent back surgery, along with a lot of black shootings that turned out to be 180 degrees different than the MSM's narrative when the facts came out, I have to wonder if this charge by the State Attorney isn't heavily politically motivated.....

At any rate, I wouldn't want to be a cop in any city over the size of 50,000, because almost all of them are run by liberals who hate the police to start with.
Last I heard the back injury pre existing was bogus

The da is married to a council man. The one on the news telling the police to back off the rioters and spouting the usual it's because of the poor life they are stuck with its someone else's fault
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« Reply #77 on: May 01, 2015, 03:48:02 PM »
I think they charge heavy to encourage one or more cops to flip on the others. In this case with so many players it's gonna be difficult to pin on one person. Everyone will say it was someone else. I was surprised that the buckle em in thing was so new.
The other prisoner has given an interview that is much less definitive than police statement.
Lots of interesting things. If gray was having trouble breathing in the beginning he was certainly yelling pretty well. I know I can't if I am having an episode. And the banging the other prisoner now describes could a ,been gray thrashing in extremis. He says he didn't even know there was anyone else in wagon st first
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« Reply #78 on: May 01, 2015, 04:07:45 PM »
I think they charge heavy to encourage one or more cops to flip on the others. In this case with so many players it's gonna be difficult to pin on one person. Everyone will say it was someone else. I was surprised that the buckle em in thing was so new.
The other prisoner has given an interview that is much less definitive than police statement.
Lots of interesting things. If gray was having trouble breathing in the beginning he was certainly yelling pretty well. I know I can't if I am having an episode. And the banging the other prisoner now describes could a ,been gray thrashing in extremis. He says he didn't even know there was anyone else in wagon st first
I think they are trying to get one of the cops to rat-out who was in the back with Gray roughing him up, if that's what happened.
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Freddie Gray was a small-time criminal.  I'd have to ask the cops involved if they really thought he was worth it.

On the flip side, Gray managed to take 6 (so far) dirty cops off the street.  He probably accomplished more in his death that the sum of his life.  RIP Freddie.
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Interesting and more interesting
Here's his warrant
At least we know why he ran
http://100percentfedup.com/states-attorney-lied-baltimore-police-had-probable-cause-due-to-a-warrant-for-grays-arrest/


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Interesting and more interesting
Here's his warrant
At least we know why he ran
http://100percentfedup.com/states-attorney-lied-baltimore-police-had-probable-cause-due-to-a-warrant-for-grays-arrest/



I looked up the warrant from the case number (I don't see a good way to post an image or a direct link here).  The case is closed and he was released on 3/18:

http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch/inquiryByCaseNum.jis  the number is 1B02290044

ETA: the case is closed because he's dead.  But the warrant was issued on 3/13 and he was released on bail on the 3/18, so the warrant was satisfied; not a reason to arrest him.
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You did better than I did I can't even find a case newer than 2012


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Wow, those are some heavy charges.  I hope the prosecutor has more evidence than has been released publicly.  Those charges aren't justified by the evidence we've seen so far.

I'm suspicious.  What do we know about this prosecutor?

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Wow, those are some heavy charges.  I hope the prosecutor has more evidence than has been released publicly.  Those charges aren't justified by the evidence we've seen so far.

I'm suspicious.  What do we know about this prosecutor?

He shouldn't have been stopped or arrested in the first place. Everything subsequent to that is all on the police.  If they had not seized him, none of this woukd have happened. 
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He shouldn't have been stopped or arrested in the first place. Everything subsequent to that is all on the police.  If they had not seized him, none of this woukd have happened. 
True, but does THAT justify  all the charges being levied against them?
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True, but does THAT justify  all the charges being levied against them?

IMO,  yes. Let the court decide the outcome.
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IMO,  yes. Let the court decide the outcome.
Then you'd replace police abuse of power with prosecutorial abuse of power.  Justice isn't served by either one.
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No we don't. They do it to non badge wearing folks all the time. A message needs to be sent. And I am hopeful this is the start of it. We have this, the SC officer being arrested, and the "I thought my gun was a taser" idiot in Oklahoma who is facing charges. It's s start. Not anywhere near where I'd like to see it. But it will do for now

That little curfluffle is starting to grow legs, and tentacles and follicles. .. The true nature of the Tulsa County sheriff's "good ole boy" network is on the verge of becoming public knowledge and it ain't gonna be pretty.  TCSO and Tulsa city haven't always had the best relationship and this may beak some eggs.
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http://time.com/3843870/marilyn-mosby-transcript-freddie-gray/

Transcript of the prosecutor's speech today.  Long but interesting.  It lays out her justification for the charges.  It's all based on the premise that the police should have requested s medic for Gray and did not.  

Info on Grays death is conspicuously absent.  We know what killed Gray (broken neck), but not when it happened, or where it happened, or how it happened, or why it happened, or who made it happen.

And do read the prosecutor's closing at the end of the transcript.  She's clearly playing politics here.  She's pandering to the mob, not seeking justice.

On net, I'm not convinced she's any better than your average dirty cop.  Probably worse, because she has more  raw political power and she knows how to use it.  I bet she can do far more damage than any cop.

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He shouldn't have been stopped or arrested in the first place. Everything subsequent to that is all on the police.  If they had not seized him, none of this woukd have happened. 
Supreme Court disagrees with you some time ago that flight in a high crime area constitutes a probable cause
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« Reply #93 on: May 02, 2015, 07:02:36 AM »
It is much more powerful to seek Truth for one's self.  Seeing and hearing that others seem to have found it can be a motivation.  With me, I was drawn because of much error and bad judgment on my part. Confronting one's own errors and bad judgment is a very life altering situation.  Confronting the errors and bad judgment of others is usually hypocrisy.


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« Reply #94 on: May 02, 2015, 08:19:19 AM »
And the Supreme Court ruling the flight does establish a reasonable suspicion thereby allowing stop and search
https://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/98-1036.ZO.html
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Now charged the case will get less attention than it deserves. I say this due to the not quite all whitey oppressor nature of the mugshots. And it needs attention based on the number of people already produced who were permanently injured or sued the city over practices the same as alleged to have happened in this case.
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So how does all this discussion of RAS/PC or not, and overcharging, jibe with the talk about the overcharging being purposefull in order to encourage one or more to turn state's evidence in exchange for the usual deal(s)?

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« Reply #98 on: May 03, 2015, 09:33:50 AM »
It is much more powerful to seek Truth for one's self.  Seeing and hearing that others seem to have found it can be a motivation.  With me, I was drawn because of much error and bad judgment on my part. Confronting one's own errors and bad judgment is a very life altering situation.  Confronting the errors and bad judgment of others is usually hypocrisy.


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« Reply #99 on: May 03, 2015, 10:07:36 AM »
Bmore has issues the link to the "speech" is painful
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/05/02/baltimore-rally-burn-down-stores-to-get-them-out-of-our-communities/
I wonder what they aregoing to do for food and medicine once they burn or intimidate their pharmacies/food stores into closing? 
About the only entrepreneurial drive in those people is selling illegal narcotics
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