NOT SHOCKING: COP’S ATTORNEYS CLAIM BALTIMORE PROSECUTORS HID FREDDIE GRAY’S History Of Intentionally Hurting Himself For Insurance MoneySo you mean they didn t have to burn the city down?Attorneys for the six police officers charged in Freddie Gray s death say prosecutors steered investigators away from allegations about Gray s behavior in past interactions with law enforcement.The attorneys claim detectives were told Gray had a history of participating in  crash-for-cash  schemes in which people hurt themselves to collect settlements   a piece of information attorneys say would be useful for their case.Gray died on April 19, a week after suffering a critical spinal injury in the back of a police van while being arrested. Gray s death spurred days of largely peaceful protests followed by rioting and looting on April 27.Six officers were charged with crimes ranging from misdemeanor assault to  depraved-heart  murder in the case, where Gray was heard by bystanders screaming in pain as he was put into the van.He continued to scream during the trip in the van, during which he was put in additional restraints at one point, and was eventually given medical attention but slipped into a coma.In a motion filed Thursday in Baltimore Circuit Court, defense attorneys allege that investigators for the Baltimore Police Department had information that Gray had a history of intentionally injuring himself in order to collect insurance money.The attorneys allege in the filing that police investigators knew that Gray once injured himself so severely while in a Baltimore jail that he required medical attention.The attorneys say in documents that when police investigators tried to follow up on the evidence, Assistant State s Attorney Janice Bledsoe told them  not to do the defense attorneys  jobs for them. Bledsoe is prosecuting the officers, and also represented Gray in 2012 when he pleaded guilty to cocaine possession, according to the Baltimore Sun.Defense attorneys also say in the motion that high-ranking members of the state s attorney s office met with Dr Carole Allen of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner a week before Gray s autopsy was complete and his death ruled a homicide.In addition, attorneys say the prosecutors didn t provide the medical examiner s office with a copy of the statement of Donta Allen, a man who had been inside the police van where Gray suffered his injury.Investigators initially said Allen told them that Gray had been  banging himself, like he was banging his head against the metal   like he was trying to knock himself out or something .But Allen later told the media that police had exaggerated his account and said he heard  very little banging for like four seconds .  I know that man for a fact did not hurt himself . Rochelle Ritchie, spokeswoman for State s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, declined comment on the recent filing.The officers are scheduled to face trial in October, with a hearing on motions set for one month prior. All six have pleaded not guilty.Defense attorneys have asked a judge to move the trial out of Baltimore, arguing that pre-trial publicity will taint the integrity of the jury pool.Additionally, defense attorneys have asked for State s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and her office to be removed from the case, citing alleged conflicts of interest. The most recent filing is in support of that request. The statement to investigators `not do the defense attorneys  jobs for them  would seem to indicate some level of knowledge that exculpatory evidence exists which could benefit the officers charged in Mr. Gray s death and that the prosecutor did not want this information uncovered by investigators,  the attorneys wrote in the motion. Via: Daily Mailpolitics
not shocking cop s attorneys claim baltimore prosecutors hid freddie gray s history of intentionally hurting himself for insurance money mean burn city attorneys six police officers charged freddie gray death say prosecutors steered investigators away allegations gray behavior past interactions law attorneys claim detectives told gray history participating schemes people hurt collect settlements piece information attorneys say would useful died april week suffering critical spinal injury back police van arrested gray death spurred days largely peaceful protests followed rioting looting april officers charged crimes ranging misdemeanor assault murder case gray heard bystanders screaming pain put continued scream trip van put additional restraints one point eventually given medical attention slipped motion filed thursday baltimore circuit court defense attorneys allege investigators baltimore police department information gray history intentionally injuring order collect insurance attorneys allege filing police investigators knew gray injured severely baltimore jail required medical attorneys say documents police investigators tried follow evidence assistant state attorney dance bledsoe told defense attorneys jobs bledsoe prosecuting officers also represented gray pleaded guilty cocaine possession according baltimore attorneys also say motion members state attorney office met dr parole allen office chief medical examiner week gray autopsy complete death ruled addition attorneys say prosecutors provide medical examiner office copy statement dont allen man inside police van gray suffered initially said allen told gray banging like banging head metal like trying knock something allen later told media police exaggerated account said heard little banging like four seconds i know man fact hurt michelle richie spokeswoman state attorney marilyn most declined comment recent officers scheduled face trial october hearing motions set one month prior all six pleaded attorneys asked judge move trial baltimore arguing publicity saint integrity jury defense attorneys asked state attorney marilyn most office removed case citing alleged conflicts interest the recent filing support request the statement investigators defense attorneys jobs would seem indicate level knowledge exculpatory evidence exists could benefit officers charged gray death prosecutor want information uncovered investigators attorneys wrote motion via daily mailpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: NOT SHOCKING: COP’S ATTORNEYS CLAIM BALTIMORE PROSECUTORS HID FREDDIE GRAY’S History Of Intentionally Hurting Himself For Insurance MoneySo you mean they didn t have to burn the city down?Attorneys for the six police officers charged in Freddie Gray s death say prosecutors steered investigators away from allegations about Gray s behavior in past interactions with law enforcement.The attorneys claim detectives were told Gray had a history of participating in  crash-for-cash  schemes in which people hurt themselves to collect settlements   a piece of information attorneys say would be useful for their case.Gray died on April 19, a week after suffering a critical spinal injury in the back of a police van while being arrested. Gray s death spurred days of largely peaceful protests followed by rioting and looting on April 27.Six officers were charged with crimes ranging from misdemeanor assault to  depraved-heart  murder in the case, where Gray was heard by bystanders screaming in pain as he was put into the van.He continued to scream during the trip in the van, during which he was put in additional restraints at one point, and was eventually given medical attention but slipped into a coma.In a motion filed Thursday in Baltimore Circuit Court, defense attorneys allege that investigators for the Baltimore Police Department had information that Gray had a history of intentionally injuring himself in order to collect insurance money.The attorneys allege in the filing that police investigators knew that Gray once injured himself so severely while in a Baltimore jail that he required medical attention.The attorneys say in documents that when police investigators tried to follow up on the evidence, Assistant State s Attorney Janice Bledsoe told them  not to do the defense attorneys  jobs for them. Bledsoe is prosecuting the officers, and also represented Gray in 2012 when he pleaded guilty to cocaine possession, according to the Baltimore Sun.Defense attorneys also say in the motion that high-ranking members of the state s attorney s office met with Dr Carole Allen of the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner a week before Gray s autopsy was complete and his death ruled a homicide.In addition, attorneys say the prosecutors didn t provide the medical examiner s office with a copy of the statement of Donta Allen, a man who had been inside the police van where Gray suffered his injury.Investigators initially said Allen told them that Gray had been  banging himself, like he was banging his head against the metal   like he was trying to knock himself out or something .But Allen later told the media that police had exaggerated his account and said he heard  very little banging for like four seconds .  I know that man for a fact did not hurt himself . Rochelle Ritchie, spokeswoman for State s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, declined comment on the recent filing.The officers are scheduled to face trial in October, with a hearing on motions set for one month prior. All six have pleaded not guilty.Defense attorneys have asked a judge to move the trial out of Baltimore, arguing that pre-trial publicity will taint the integrity of the jury pool.Additionally, defense attorneys have asked for State s Attorney Marilyn Mosby and her office to be removed from the case, citing alleged conflicts of interest. The most recent filing is in support of that request. The statement to investigators `not do the defense attorneys  jobs for them  would seem to indicate some level of knowledge that exculpatory evidence exists which could benefit the officers charged in Mr. Gray s death and that the prosecutor did not want this information uncovered by investigators,  the attorneys wrote in the motion. Via: Daily Mailpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: not shocking cop s attorneys claim baltimore prosecutors hid freddie gray s history of intentionally hurting himself for insurance money mean burn city attorneys six police officers charged freddie gray death say prosecutors steered investigators away allegations gray behavior past interactions law attorneys claim detectives told gray history participating schemes people hurt collect settlements piece information attorneys say would useful died april week suffering critical spinal injury back police van arrested gray death spurred days largely peaceful protests followed rioting looting april officers charged crimes ranging misdemeanor assault murder case gray heard bystanders screaming pain put continued scream trip van put additional restraints one point eventually given medical attention slipped motion filed thursday baltimore circuit court defense attorneys allege investigators baltimore police department information gray history intentionally injuring order collect insurance attorneys allege filing police investigators knew gray injured severely baltimore jail required medical attorneys say documents police investigators tried follow evidence assistant state attorney dance bledsoe told defense attorneys jobs bledsoe prosecuting officers also represented gray pleaded guilty cocaine possession according baltimore attorneys also say motion members state attorney office met dr parole allen office chief medical examiner week gray autopsy complete death ruled addition attorneys say prosecutors provide medical examiner office copy statement dont allen man inside police van gray suffered initially said allen told gray banging like banging head metal like trying knock something allen later told media police exaggerated account said heard little banging like four seconds i know man fact hurt michelle richie spokeswoman state attorney marilyn most declined comment recent officers scheduled face trial october hearing motions set one month prior all six pleaded attorneys asked judge move trial baltimore arguing publicity saint integrity jury defense attorneys asked state attorney marilyn most office removed case citing alleged conflicts interest the recent filing support request the statement investigators defense attorneys jobs would seem indicate level knowledge exculpatory evidence exists could benefit officers charged gray death prosecutor want information uncovered investigators attorneys wrote motion via daily mailpolitics