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1-29-13: No Police Charges in Anthony Anderson Homicide, Police Scanner Music, Taylor Branch and the Civil Rights
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Anthony Anderson of East Baltimore was tackled by a city detective during an arrest four months ago. As a result of injuries during that arrest, Anderson died that night in police custody. State's Attorney Gregg Bernstein announced last week there will be no charges against the police officers involved in the arrest. We asked him why.
What do you get when you give a police scanner an ambient soundtrack? Eric Eberhardt, creator of the website “You Are Listening To Baltimore” told us on Maryland Morning.
Historian Taylor Branch identifies 18 essential moments in the Civil Rights movement in his his new book "The King Years".
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