Baltimore, Maryland / Police Fatal Mistake / Attorney's Interview (Part III)

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Baltimore, Maryland / Police Fatal Mistake / Attorney's Interview (Part III) #1082357

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 21, 2015
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live interview held with William Murphy, the attorney for the family of Freddie Gray, who died in police custody in Baltimore. [MURPHY - says we want justice in the Gray case in which there is no "probable cause"; calls for police cameras; states the family backs a Justice Department investigation.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Sunny Hostin, John Jay College of Criminal justice professor Lawrence Kobilinsky & former NYC police detective Harry Houck about the Baltimore police case; inset video of the arrest shown. [HOSTIN, HOUCK, KOBILINSKY - offer views on the police investigation, what can be learned from the autopsy report, the need for a better timeline of what happened to injure Gray.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson
Duration:: 00:07:00

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