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Watch Live : Protestors and police clash in Baltimore after Freddie Gray’s funeral
Shortly after Freddie Gray’s funeral, protestors emerged the streets of Baltimore to protest the untimely death of Gray
Shortly after Freddie Gray’s funeral, protesters took to the streets of Baltimore to protest the untimely death of Gray.
Baltimore protesters
Some protests have been peaceful, and well some have not. It is also being reported, gangs have joined forces in Baltimore to target cops.
What happened to Freddie Gray?
Freddie Gray was arrested after a foot pursuit on April 12 and was seen on video yelling as he was hauled into a police van. After a stop to shackle his feet, Gray arrived at a police station house with his spinal column 80 percent severed. He died a week later.
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