Freddie Gray protests: second prisoner in Baltimore police van comes forward

*** UPDATE: 5/5 The Mayor of Baltimore just told the police to let the looting and damage to businesses continue and not to interfere with it. Now why would she do that?  Is she working for the cabal???  If not, then she is aiding them without realizing it.  Such acts will split the American people into the business owners and the regular Americans who would be the object of a police state action similar to that which these same bankers did in Germany during WW II.  

They are using paid operatives as the violent ones, and blaming it on the gangs in a community that is vulnerable since blacks are a minority and blamed for everything that goes wrong.  This, in fact, is a typeical Zionist banker operation, in that they hire thugs to pretend to be protesters or rebels like they did in Syria, only they are doing it here now.  We watched them do this is Egypt, Libya, Syria, and now here.  

We should stand together and say NO, NOT HERE IN AMERICA, go somewhere else and play  your games.  Tell our police and military to honor their oaths, since THE BAD, EVIL ONES CANNOT SUCCEED UNLESS THE POLICE AND MILITARY  ALLOW THEMSELVES TO BE USED AGAINST THEIR OWN PEOPLE AND COUNTRY WHICH IS TREASON. 

Vatic Note:  That is the problem you have when you know and its been proven over and over again, that corruption is out of control within our foreign occupied government which is controlled by the same foreign country, people who has continually killed Americans for their own political purposes and are not held accountable by anyone within our government.  If foreign agents can come here and do that,  what will that do  to residents that live here?  Economically, we are all under attack, but the poor black community is especially hurt when institutionalized racism is inherent in the system.  That is a whole other blog. 

No one has been charged, tried, or punished for the "intentional" death of 39 American sailors on the USS Liberty, so now they think they can do this any time they wish.   The corruption has to stop and stop now.  Neither have they been confronted directly about their own written policies about how we are nothing more than cattle and owned by those same foreign occupiers, who are the Khazar Zionist international bankers and their surrogate country, Britain/Israel.

A video below shows interviews with Freddie Grays's neighbors and they are saying that the protesters are not Freddie Grays people.,  they are out of towners..... what false flag does that remind us of????  Right...... Not just here in America, but we watch it every day with the bogus ISIS and the bogus AL QAEDA, and the infamous, johnnie come lately ISIL, all of which have been proven to be created, funded, supported, weaponized, and hospitalized by Israel, CIA, and MI6.

These are globalist operational false flags to get our guns and ammo after they can declare martial law.  Everyone, do not buy into the giant scam they are doing since they control it all.  Our police and military MUST KNOW THIS IS A SCAM TO END THE USA AS WE KNOW IT.... and to bring in a dictatorship under the current President.  So they have to stand with us under their oath of office and stop all this enemy domestic trying to bring us down.

After fabricating violence so many times, over so many countries,  pretty soon its obvious to the most stupid cattle of us, that this was done to achieve a political  objective.  Fortunately it hasn't worked.   The International bankers cannot get a race war going anywhere since EVERYONE is waking up to the entire scam.    Thank Goodness..... our country is too big to pull this off with such a pathetic tactic.  Its time to contact your local militia.


Freddie Gray protests: second prisoner in Baltimore police van comes forward 
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/may/01/freddie-gray-protests-prisoner-police-van-donta-allen-baltimore

City braces for more demonstrations as Donta Allen dismisses reports he told police Freddie Gray caused his own injuries

 

Donta Allen said he was the second prisoner authorities said was inside the transport van with Freddie Gray.

A man identifying himself as a key witness to Freddie Gray’s death in custody has come forward to reject previous reports suggesting he told investigators the 25-year-old caused his own fatal injuries inside a police van.

Donta Allen, interviewed by two TV channels on Thursday, said he was the second prisoner authorities had said was inside the vehicle with Gray on 12 April. According to a police timeline, the second prisoner was placed in the vehicle around 20 minutes after Gray was arrested at 1700 Presbury Street, in west Baltimore.
 

 

The city remains on edge after a small group of protesters attempted to challenge the 10pm curfew on Thursday.

Investigators have said Gray and the other prisoner were separated by a wall and never saw each other. But the testimony of the second prisoner has become crucial in piecing together the circumstances of Gray’s death. Baltimore city officials have maintained it is likely Gray sustained his injuries inside the van.
 
On Thursday, a leaked police document, reported by the Washington Post, stated that the second prisoner believed Gray “was intentionally trying to injure himself” by “banging against the walls”. But Allen, interviewed by CBS Baltimore, denied saying this.
 
“And they’re trying to make it seem like I told them that, I made it like Freddie Gray did that to himself,” Allen said. “Why the fuck would he do that to himself ?”
 
In another interview with WBAL TV, Allan said that when he was placed in the van he didn’t hear anything and described the journey to the Western District police station as a smooth ride. “All I heard was a little banging for about four seconds,” Allen said.

Asked again if he had heard Gray banging his head against the van, Allen responded ambiguously: “I told homicide that. I don’t work for the police. I did not tell the police nothing.”
 
The comments came as local media were reportedly briefed on the findings of a police investigation into Gray’s death, which concluded that his fatal injury was sustained after he slammed his head against a bolt in the back of the van. Police have conceded Gray was not wearing a seatbelt throughout the journey, leading to speculation he was subjected to a “rough ride” – where a prisoner is thrown violently as a vehicle is driven erratically.
 
On Thursday, police handed their findings to the state attorney for Baltimore, who will decide whether to charge any of the six officers involved in Gray’s arrest. Police said they had uncovered a fourth stop on the van’s journey to the station, raising further questions. 

In Baltimore on Thursday night, a crowd of around 200 people, including protesters, journalists and legal observers, gathered at the intersection of Pennsylvania and W North Avenues, with the demonstrators carrying signs and chanting slogans.

 
Their numbers dwindled as 10pm neared, until they were outnumbered by journalists, but they were nonetheless faced with a line of officers dressed in riot gear.
 
In an attempt to ward off a clash, several volunteers from the nearby Simmons Memorial Baptist ministry formed a line near the burned-out CVS grocery shop – which had been looted and set alight on Monday night – to nudge protesters home.
 


Sheirmiar White, a young Simmons volunteer, was holding the line with several members of his church, who wore white T-shirts with #DoBetter printed on the front. “We’re out here as a community that has come together to make sure everybody gets home safe tonight,” White said, conceding that he didn’t mind the enforced curfew because it was “putting the people first”.
 
Congressman Elijah Cummings, who has been a fixture at the city’s protests since the curfew came into force on Tuesday night, was again urging the gathered few to go home.
 
Police helicopters circled overhead warning protesters to disperse. But over a megaphone, the Democratic representative led the group in prayer before guiding the line down Pennsylvania Avenue to the tune of This Little Light of Mine. The song did little to drown out the voice of one angry protester who was arrested by police after the curfew deadline.

Cummings asked God to bless Baltimore’s state’s attorney, Marilyn Mosby, and spoke of the difficult work ahead of her. Amid the media circus the dead body of a man was retrieved from a truck parked at the scene, though the incident appears to have been unrelated to the protests.
 
The final group of protesters dispersed after police brought out two German shepherd dogs. “It’s like the 60s out here,” said one protester as he left.
With most peoples indoors for the night, the roads of the city were deserted, save a few civilian cars and a host of law enforcement vehicles winding their way back to the carpark of the Baltimore Ravens’ M&T Bank Stadium. The parking lot is the makeshift headquarters for all of the out-of-town law enforcement units, which included the New Jersey and Pennsylvania state police and the national guard.
 
On the largely empty streets a second person was seen by the Guardian being arrested for what police said was a violation of curfew. Two officers were separately seen downtown handing out food, shoes and clothes to several homeless people gathered outside the Healthcare for the Homeless shelter.

Cummings asked God to bless Baltimore’s state’s attorney, Marilyn Mosby, and spoke of the difficult work ahead of her. Amid the media circus the dead body of a man was retrieved from a truck parked at the scene, though the incident appears to have been unrelated to the protests.

The final group of protesters dispersed after police brought out two German shepherd dogs. “It’s like the 60s out here,” said one protester as he left.
 
With most peoples indoors for the night, the roads of the city were deserted, save a few civilian cars and a host of law enforcement vehicles winding their way back to the carpark of the Baltimore Ravens’ M&T Bank Stadium. The parking lot is the makeshift headquarters for all of the out-of-town law enforcement units, which included the New Jersey and Pennsylvania state police and the national guard.
 
On the largely empty streets a second person was seen by the Guardian being arrested for what police said was a violation of curfew. Two officers were separately seen downtown handing out food, shoes and clothes to several homeless people gathered outside the Healthcare for the Homeless shelter.

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