the prisoner who was in the van with gray is donte allen.e spoke to nbc affiliate wbal about what he heard while he was in the police van. >> when i got in the van, i did hear nothing. it was a smooth drive. all i heard was a little banging for about four seconds, not a mean? i just heard little banging. just little, know what i mean? just little banging. just little banging. amy: when allen was asked whether he told the police that he heard freddie gray banging his head against the van, this was his response. >> i told homicide that. i don't work for the police. i didn't tell the police nothing. amy: there you have it. that was donte allen, the one "the washington post" pieces written about that they say he said he intentionally try to hurt himself. cornell brooks williams, here you have this person testifying. yep the police giving a different version of what he said. you also have them driving the van that was reported until a private security video that information came out. "the new york times" just wrote in a piece -- investigators fro

donte allen was the man on the other side of that van wall. he says he never saw gray and all that he heard was. >> this little boom boom this little banging. >> reporter: he also denies ever saying he was trying to hurt himself. instead he implicates police. >> when i got to the police station, i heard them saying we gave him a run for his money. basically saying they did something to him. >> reporter: and as a curfew begins for the third straight night, people promising they won't go anywhere until their questions are answered. >> in philadelphia yesterday police clash with people marching in the streets. there were two arrests but as we mentioned, while all that was happening, a major new report emerged back in maryland. local washington d.c. station wjla citing anonymous law enforcement forces saying there is no evidence freddie gray's injuries were caused during the videotaped arrest saying the medical examiner found the injury was caused when he slammed into the back of the van. apparently breaking his neck. a head injury he sustained ma

donte allen rode in the van with gray because he couldn't see gray because of a solid divider. they report gray was already responsive by the time alan was put in the van but alan insists he heard the banging. >> all i heard was a little banging for about four seconds, you know what i mean. i heard little banging, just little -- you know what i mean. >> boomer:. >> boomer: just little banging. >> now gray's autopsy report shows no evidence that he banged his body against anything on his own. gray died from a spinal injury a week after his arrest. six officers involved in that arrest are now suspended. >>> new jersey state troopers will remain in baltimore until next week or maybe longer. yesterday governor christie extended their deployment until tuesday at the request of maryland's governor. 150 troopers and police workers left mercer county on tuesday. they've been helping enforce baltimore's curfew. pennsylvania state troopers are heading to baltimore to help. >>> 4:07. the eagles will enter round two tonight with a new wide receiver. here's commissioner roger goodell announ

donte allen was the man on the other side of the van wall. he said he never saw gray and all he heard was. >> boom, boom, this little banging. he also denies ever trying to say gray was trying to heard himself. instead he implicates police. >> when i got to the police station, i heard them saying, well, i gave him a run for his money, basically saying they did something to him, man. >> reporter: as a curfew began for a third straight night, protesting clearing the streets but promising they won't go anywhere until all of their questions are answered. jay gray, nbc news, baltimore. >> those protests, they are spreading. in philadelphia yesterday police clashed with people marching in the streets. there were two arrests there. as we mentioned, while all that was happening, a major new report emerged back in maryland, local washington, d.c. station wjla citing anonymous law enforcement sources saying there is no evidence freddie gray's fatal injuries were caused during the videotaped arrest, saying, quote, the medical examiner found gray's catas

. >> accords to the washington post donte allen rode in the van with gray but couldn't see gray because of a solid divider between them. our nbc station in baltimore reports gray was already unresponsive by the time allen was loaded into that van but alan insists he heard the banging. >> all i heard was a little banging for four seconds, a little banging, just little -- you know what i mean? boom, boom. just little banging. >> gray's autopsy report shows no evidence that he banged his body against anything on his own. gray died from a spinal injury a week after his arrest. six officers involved are now suspended. >>> new jersey state troopers will remain in baltimore until next week or maybe longer. yesterday governor christie extended their deployment. 150 troopers and police workers left mercer county for baltimore. they've been helping enforce the curfew there. pennsylvania state troopers are heading to baltimore to help. >>> happening today, camden county is celebrating two years for its restructured police force. officials say the commitment to community policing has helped reduce

according to the washington post donte allen was in the van with gray. he couldn't see him because of a solid divider. "nbc 10" reports that gray was already unresponsive by the time allen was put into the van but allen hearded banging. >> all i heard was a little banging for about four seconds, you know what i mean. i heard little banging, you know? just little -- you know what i mean? boom. boom. just little banging. >> gray's autopsy report shows no evidence that he banged his body against anything on his own. gray died from a spinal injury one week after his arrest. six officers involved in the arrest are suspended. >>> yesterday governor christie extended the officer's deployment until tuesday at the request of maryland's governor. 150 troopers left mercer county. they've been helping enforce baltimore's curfew. pennsylvania state troopers are heading to baltimore. >>> it's being called a triumph. >> happening today, camden county is celebrating two years of its restructured police force. officials say the commitment to community policing has helped

the "washington post" says the second suspect identified as donte allen, told police freddie gray was banging against the walls, intentionally trying to injure himself. allen says it was just a little banging. today, changing his story, a little banging, little boom boom. a leaked report from the medical examiner says that freddie gray died as a result of slamming his head against the inside of the police van, breaking his neck. a head wound is consistent with the bolt inside the back of the van. local nbc says by the time dante allen got into the van, freddie gray was unresponsive. video of the fourth stop which we don't have but have seen shows police opening the van door checking on gray and not reacting. from stop number four to the police station took 20 plus minutes. that's when freddie gray was found to be unresponsive and paramedics were finally called. it would seem his injury happened at some point inside the van. listen to what someone who says they're close to an officer involved in this case told cnn. >> he believes that the injuries were sustained outside the paddy wagon

at this fourth stop donte allen put on the other side of a metal partition. >> the only thing i heard, little banging. i thought someone was over there banging his head or something. >> reporter: modesby says gray was once again neglected. >> sargent alicia white, officer porter and officer goodson observed mr. gray unresponsive on the floor of the wagon. >> reporter: but it wasn't until 25 minutes later when the van reached the police station that a medic was called. at that point, she says gray was in cardiac arrest and not breathing. the medical examiner and prosecutor concluded gray's death was a homicide. >> mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. >> all six officers are facing criminal charges we've learned, including assault and misconduct. all six in police custody. jake, far from over. we heard earlier from the attorney of one of the officers who said this was an egregious rush to judgment by the prosecutor and plans to fight the charges. jake? >> all right. pamela brown

donte allen was also taken into custody that day and held in the same police van.denies reports that gray injured himself. he spoke with the station wjz. >> that's what they said right? >> who said that the police? >> yeah. >> they made it sound like i said freddie gray did that to himself. >>> late thursday night police enforcing the 10:00 p.m. curfew marched down the streets of the city meeting little resistance. on monday rioters burned cars and biddings. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives is now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrests. >> and so the prosecutor's office now has the case. it is moving forward. more marches are planned this weekend. and the national guard will remain in place here until the situation has fully calmed down. gayle. >> thank you, jeff. baltimore's city attorney moseby will decide whether to charge the officers. it's her first elected office. she spent five years as an assistant states attorney. her husband is a baltimore city councilman. >> john mill joins us at the table. he's our forme

and then donte allen says they got allen out of the van first to take care of him before tending to freddie we have said is about care and custody and the possibility of criminal negligence. and those are the things that add up to criminal negligence. first of all unsecured in the van while shackled and handcuffed. two, looking at him, examining his condition and not calling a medic. three, you get to the police station and now you can see that he's probably near death he's not breathing, and instead of saying holy cow, call 911, what do you do? you take care of the other guy who is perfectly fine first. all of those things add up to a picture of criminal negligence and that's where this case is focused. >> jayne first of all, your reporting this week has been overwhelming. we want to tell you that. secondly, what jumped off the page to me in terms of a long time covering cops is how did this extra stop that was just reported recently within the past day or so how was this not reported before? do you know whether it was reported before internally and what is the story on the extra stop? >>

at the fourth stop they picked up donte allen who was put on the other side of the metal partition. >> the only thing i heard was banging. i tho was banging his head or something. >> mosby said he was again neglected. >> porter and white observed him unresponsive on the floor of the wagon. >> but 25 minutes later when they received the police station that a medic was called. at that point he was in cardiac arrest and not breathing. the medical skaum inner decided it was a homicide. >> he was handcuffed and shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. >> all six officers are facing criminal charges including assault and misconduct and the van driver is carrying a charge that could carry a sentence of up to 30 years. and some of the officers say this was a rush to judgment and will fight. >> >> and all six officers have posted bond. and there is a lot to talk about. sunny hostin and a former prosecutor and friend of the mayor, stephanie raulins blake. and harry houck. >> and jeffrey toobin. you did not expect these charges today. what do you make of them and the severi

it was at fourth stop here the man picked up this man, donte allen, who was put on other side of a metaltition. >> the only thing i heard was someone over there banging. like someone was banging their head or something. >> 0 sergeant alicia white and oerter officer and officer goodson observed mr. gray unresponsive on the floor of the wagon. >> it wasn't until 25 minutes later when the van reached the police station that a medic was called. at that point she said gray was in cardiac arrest and not breathing. the medical examiner and prosecutor concluded gray's death was a homicide. >> mr. gray suffered a severe and critical neck injury as a result of being handcuffed shackled by his feet and unrestrained inside of the bpd wagon. >> all six officers are facing criminal charges, including assault and misconduct. the van's driver facing the most serious charges, including second-degree depraved heart murder which carry as sentence of up to 30 years. all officers are in custody and an attorney for one of them said today this was an egregious rush to judgment by the prosecutor and vows to fig

donte allen says he did not hear gray intentionally hurting himself as reported.ltimore and around the country. more updates on "america this morning" and later on "good morning america." turning to the moments in the aurora movie theater trial. first responders sometimes breaking down on the stand recall the gruesome scene and the frantic efforts to save the victims. another testified about the moment james holmes was arrested. abc's brandie hit has more. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. >> breaking down on the stand, officer justin grizzle remembers the gruesome scene inside this colorado movie theater and rushing several victims to the hospital including kaleb medley with a gunshot wound to his face. >> i could tell he was gurgling under the blood. i yelled at him don't [ expletive ] die on me. don't [ expletive ] die on me and he would start breathing again. >> medley survived but is now in a wheelchair and has difficulty speaking. james holmes claims he was insane when he killed 12 people and wounded 70 others in 2012. this surveillance video shows m