Freddie Gray

"They will still riot and burn down their own community," another cop wrote.

Maryland school district ends field trips to Baltimore citing concerns from parents and violence in the area.

Sonja Sohn of "The Wire" makes her directorial debut in a documentary about the city she could never really leave.

Actions that are criminal when parents do them are tolerated in public schools.

Ten recent deaths caused by police show a correlation between the size of the award and culpability.

Lethal violence is seen as a culmination of unnecessary and humiliating stops, needless citations, gratuitous disrespect, and episodic brutality.

The decree followed findings that Baltimore's police department regularly violated African-Americans' civil rights, including through strip searches, unlawful stops and excessive force.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called for a review of Obama-era consent decrees between the federal government and local law enforcement.

The Justice Department harshly criticized Baltimore's police for racism and excessive force as it announced an agreement with the city to implement reforms.

Brian Rice is the third officer to be acquitted, with two trials and a retrial still to come.

Caesar Goodson Jr. was the driver of a police transport van in which Gray broke his neck in April 2015.

The judge, who is deciding the case in a bench trial, said he would hand down a verdict on Thursday.

Edward Nero, 30, had faced misdemeanor charges of second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and two counts of misconduct in office.

The full-time protester filed to run for mayor just before the deadline, and some aren't thrilled.

The jury selection in his trial has been scheduled for January 11.

The protesters are demanding accountability in shootings by police.

William Porter's is scheduled to be retried on June 13.

No property damage was reported.

William Porter was the first of six officers to be tried in connection with Gray's death. He may face another trial.

Protesters filled the streets in Baltimore Wednesday night after the judge's announcement.

Six officers will be tried in connection with Freddie Gray's death.

A jury on Tuesday is deliberating the case of a police officer charged in the death of a black detainee.

The defense has rested in the first of the six separate trials.

The move comes six months after the death of a black man in police custody sparked riots.

"This isn't just about Commissioner Davis. This is about a larger system of injustice."

Six police officers face criminal charges ranging from second-degree murder to misconduct in office.

A new investigation from the Baltimore Sun claims that officers weren't sure if he was faking it.

Freddie Gray died from injuries he suffered while in police custody earlier this year.

The black man died earlier this year while in police custody.

The retired sergeant exposed alleged wrongdoing via Twitter and hasn't looked back.