Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby To Be Taken Off The Case And Charges Dismissed State Attorney Marilyn Mosby has received criticism for her actions in charging police officers in the death of Freddie Gray. Now, lawyers for the authorities have filed a motion on asking that Mosby recuse herself from the case. According to reports, the attorneys for the officers question whether Mosbys personal relationships with those who will serve as witnesses during the trial will play a role in the prosecution. The 107-page motion also accuses Mosby of egregiously violating prosecutorial ethics. The pleadings speak for themselves, and we look forward to litigating them in the courtroom, attorney Marc L. Zayon told reporters. Reportedly, some feel that the investigation into Grays death may not support the charges of second-degree murder. As a result, several members of the Baltimore police force have publicly criticized Mosbys ruling. As tragic as this situation is, none of the officers involved are responsible for the death of Mr. Gray, Gene Ryan, President of the Fraternal Order of Polices Baltimore City Lodge told reporters. To the contrary, at all times, each of the officers diligently balance their obligations to protect Mr. Gray and discharge their duties to protect the public. What do you think of the incident? Is it wrong to charge the six officers involved with Grays death? 