as you were talking john we could see the names of the officer, caesar goodison and the others all beingharged with various offenses, including -- one of them including murder. >>> now to an attorney and legal an cyst who is joining us via skype from los angeles. so first, your reaction to the announcement made by prosecutor mosby. >> like most of the country, i was shocked. yesterday we kept hearing about being patient and all of the officials from the city of baltimore, kept urging everyone to be patient and wait to allow justice to be played out, so there was no expectation that this morning, the state attorney would come out and make a pronouncement about how she would proceed with respect to the police report that had been turned over to her yesterday, and her own independent investigation that has been ongoing since freddie gray's death. so i was shocked although elated to see the courage of this prosecutor. for herself and her own officer to stand up and say there was enough evidence in this case to charge all of the officers involved with the freddie gray incident. >> that commen

upon arrival of the transport wagon driven by officer caesar goodison lieutenant rice officer nero and officer miller loaded mr. gray into the wagon and at no point was he secured by a seat belt contrary to general order. lieutenant rice directed the wagon to stop at baker street. at baker street lieutenant rice officer miller and nero removed mr. gray from the woeing gone placed flex cuffs on his wrists placed leg shackles on his ankles and completed required paperwork. officer miller nero and lieutenant rice loaded mr. gray back into the wagon, placing him on his stomach head first on to the floor of the wagon. once again, mr. gray was not secured by a seat belt in the wagon contrary to a bpd general order. lieutenant rice then directed officer goodison to transport mr. gray to the central booking and intake facility. following transport from baker's street mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the wagon. from baker's street officer goodison prosleeded to the vicinity of morer street and fre

the charge specifically was that the driver of the police van, an officer named caesar goodison not onlyid not heed the complaints of freddie gray that he was hurt and needed medical occasions but on five occasions on the way to the police station just refused to acknowledge that he was even hurt and only when he was in cardiac arrest and finally eventually died did medical attention arrive. also the initial reason for him being picked up which -- which was that he had a knife in his possession. that was legal as well according to the state prosecutor the charge was false imprisonment on the part of the police officers because that knife was held legally by freddie gray. so you will see them being arraigned, we believe possibly even as early as today. but the police union representatives says the policemen simply were not responsible for the fatal injuries inside the van, and again, the prosecutor says that the officers were complicit by having him shackled and bound in the van and tossed around without any kind of restrain and that lead to his injuries. >> and thomas you mentioned there