May 23rd, 2016 by WCBC Radio
Closing arguments in the case of Edward Nero- the Baltimore police officer charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray were made Thursday- and a verdict is expected today. Nero, who doesn't face manslaughter charges for Gray's death, is accused of putting Gray in a dangerous situation. Nero pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault and misconduct charges, both misdemeanors, related to Gray's arrest, and reckless endangerment and misconduct based on the way Gray was loaded into a police transport van. University of Baltimore Law School Professor David Jaros told WBAL radio that he is not surprised Maryland Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams delayed his ruling until Monday…