Second detainee recalls ride in Baltimore police van with #FreddieGray http://t.co/LxZySnQGoJ pic.twitter.com/WicgKfiiPx
— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 30, 2015
Report: Gray's spinal injury occurred inside van http://t.co/pNHkhZJCaN @PamelaBrownCNN reports #TheLead #FreddieGray
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 30, 2015
Freddie Gray was intentionally trying to injure himself, witness says: http://t.co/qmymlUDCcA pic.twitter.com/BQnQSMh7gY
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 30, 2015
A fellow prisoner said Freddie Gray was banging against the walls of the Baltimore Police van that was transporting him and was deliberately seeking to hurt himself, the Washington Post reported.
According to a police document obtained by the Post, the fellow prisoner couldn’t see Gray because of a metal partition.
But he could listen and he told police he heard Gray “banging against the walls” and could tell that he “was intentionally trying to injure himself.”
It isn’t clear how much other evidence backs up the prisoner’s account of the 30-minute van ride. The document was written by a Baltimore police investigator... Gray was found unconscious in the van and died of spinal injuries a week later.
WaPo: Prisoner in Van Says Freddie Gray Was Trying to Injure Himself http://t.co/CBrN6Ez7YI @megynkelly pic.twitter.com/zbPeapNUzd
— FoxNewsInsider (@FoxNewsInsider) April 30, 2015
Another prisoner believes Freddie Gray tried to injure himself, report says: http://t.co/aVHQkC30sB pic.twitter.com/3e9yC3DRVD
— The Hill (@thehill) April 30, 2015
I hope Brian Williams isn't @washingtonpost's #FreddieGray source...
— Bob Owens (@bob_owens) April 30, 2015
#Baltimore police say they will not release a full report on #FreddieGray death Friday. http://t.co/hEQrP859Da
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@cbsbaltimore) April 29, 2015