Man Who Filmed Freddie Gray's Murder Arrested
May 2, 2015
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as posted by the channelThe man who initially filmed Freddie Gray being arrested is now being targeted and harassed by the police himself. Kevin Moore, who is said to have cooperated with police and turned over the video, claimed he was targeted after the police asked the public to identify him. The allegedly released his photo and told the public that he was 'wanted for questioning.'" Cenk Uygur, John Iadarola and Ben Mankiewicz discuss on a special Power Panel episode of The Young Turks. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
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"Kevin Moore, the man who filmed 25-year-old Freddie Gray‘s arrest, was reportedly arrested in Baltimore on Thursday night, according to a Facebook post from “We Cop Watch,” a group that routinely films police activity.
Moore, who is said to have cooperated with police and turned over the video, claimed he was targeted after the police asked the public to identify him. They allegedly released his photo and told the public that he was “wanted for questioning.”
The Facebook post linked to a Counter Current News article claiming Moore was arrested along with Cop Watch activists Chad Johnson and Tony White. The group also asked for help from lawyers. Moore was apparently released overnight, but Johnson and White are still in custody."*
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