NOT GUILTY! BALTIMORE POLICE PREPARE FOR UNREST - NO EVIDENCE FOUND to Charge Officer Goodsen in Freddie Gray Murder Trial Protesting has already begun in Baltimore streets with people shouting no justice no peace and jail killers. Baltimore Police Chief has cancelled all leave for officers today preparing for possible rioting, while Baltimores Mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake asked that citizens to be patient and to allow the entire process to come to a conclusion. However angry crowds are reported to be growing by the minute.Charges against Baltimore Police Officer Caesar Goodson, Jr. were much more serious than the previous two trials of Officer William Porter that ended in a hung jury and mistrial and that of Officer Edward Nero, ending in an acquittal. From DeRay Mckesson, Black Lives Matter activist and former mayoral candidate: This is a disappointing verdict. I look forward to the remaining trials. The verdict today is a reminder that the current laws, policies and practices protect police behavior at all costs. The work to create systems and structures that hold police accountable continues. Freddie Gray should be alive today. Prosecutors left the courtroom with their proverbial tails between their legs after Judge Williams questioned prosecutors about the basis for their case in the first place and their reasons for believing the defendantculpable at all (somewhat similar to being called to the Principals office). Video evidence even showed the police van obeying stop signs and traffic lights with only two minor infractions: 1) not coming to one complete stop and 2) slightly crossing a yellow traffic line. The latter infraction actually reduced centrifugal forces on Freddie Gray having the fortuitous result of making the alleged rough ride less jolting for Gray. This decision is another HUGE defeat for prosecutor Marilyn Mosby and could potentially have an impact on her future career. Attorneys for the Defendant had widely argued the prosecutors grossly overcharged Officer Goodson. Prosecutor Mosby supported these charges against Goodson, who was found NOT GUILTY OF ALL FOLLOWING CHARGES: Judge Williams will be presiding over the trials of the remaining three police officers thathave yet to begin.Officer Goodson stillfaces an administrative review by the Police Department. 