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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/30/us/baltimore-riots.html?_r=0

Baltimore Leaders Try to Curb Expectations Over a Pending Police Report

By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA and ALAN BLINDERAPRIL 29, 2015

BALTIMORE — An edgy peace held sway here Wednesday as a huge crowd took to the streets again Wednesday night and the mayor and the police sought to tamp down expectations that residents would learn details on Friday about how a young black man died after being injured in police custody.

Fears ran high that the end of the week could return this city to the violence spurred by the still-unexplained death of the man, Freddie Gray, 25 — particularly if people think they will get answers, but do not. Speculation about the possible release of some or all of the findings has fueled expectations that the public will learn much more about the case that day.

But the mayor, the police commissioner, a large group of prominent clergymen and a lawyer for Mr. Gray’s family emerged from a meeting Wednesday to give a united warning against expecting any revelations on Friday, when the Police Department has said it will turn its findings over to the state’s attorney for Baltimore, Marilyn J. Mosby, who will decide whether to seek criminal charges. Six officers have been suspended in the episode.

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This feels bad, real bad.  Obama, Holder and so many others have fomented and fueled this anger.  It does not matter what the reality or truth is.  It does not matter what statistics reveal or what witnesses saw.  It does not matter as long as we have anarchy.

Unreal how rapidly we are unraveling.
There are some among us who live in rooms of experience we can never enter.
John Steinbeck