Is Baltimore the Real Ferguson? #FreddyGray

by Kim D.

The Ferguson, MO riots and protest never garnered unbiased support because the outrage was sold on the false narrative that Officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown while the gentle giant was holding his arms in the air in surrender. Once the truth was exposed and Wilson was exonerated by a grand jury and the DOJ, all of the rioting and protesting in Ferguson was exposed for what it was - a pumped up, morally bankrupt culture of progressive, blind outrage.

Will the suspicious death of Baltimore's Freddie Gray be vastly different? 

Police have been vague on why Gray, 25, was arrested. Officer Garrett Miller wrote in a police report that Gray was stopped after fleeing "unprovoked upon noticing police presence." A knife was found in Gray's pocket and he was arrested, Miller wrote.

William Murphy, lawyer for the Gray family, says police probably had no right to pursue and detain Gray. Michael Davey, attorney for six Baltimore police officers suspended in the matter, said five of those officers gave statements to investigators.

No details on how Gray was injured have been released. He apparently suffered a severe spinal cord injury during his arrest or in the van that transported him to the police station.

It will be interesting to see if the collective outrage pimps are successful in turning Baltimore into the new Ferguson.

#FreddieGray protesters steal a car and jump on the hood and roof of it. The picture YOU WONT SEE on CNN tonight pic.twitter.com/1Dnw8tvYbZ
— Bill (@DefendWallSt) April 24, 2015