http://6abc.com/690804/
We've known for a while that Freddie Grey's arrest involved possession of a weapon. Sure, it wasn't a gun, but it could actually be described as a less dangerous weapon... and it was even a legal one.
Does the right to carry weapons not apply if you're a black man in Baltimore?
Please note: Arrest records are completely irrelevant. There's nothing in the law - or in proper morality, for that matter - which suggests that those with an arrest record shouldn't have equal protection under the law.
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Mosby said what police described as an illegal switchblade - Officer Garrett E. Miller swore in a court record under penalty of perjury that he found such a knife clipped inside Gray's pants pocket - was actually a legal knife, and provided no justification for Gray's arrest. |
We've known for a while that Freddie Grey's arrest involved possession of a weapon. Sure, it wasn't a gun, but it could actually be described as a less dangerous weapon... and it was even a legal one.
Does the right to carry weapons not apply if you're a black man in Baltimore?
Please note: Arrest records are completely irrelevant. There's nothing in the law - or in proper morality, for that matter - which suggests that those with an arrest record shouldn't have equal protection under the law.
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