‘Baltimore And Beyond’: ‘News One’ To Discuss Police Brutality At Town Hall State Of Emergency Meeting Tonight On TV One

Baltimore and Beyond is a program that will air on TV One tonight to discuss black America, law enforcement, and the unrest in Baltimore. News One will broadcast a town hall meeting, the first of its kind on TV One. According to their Facebook page, the broadcast will focus on killer cops and police brutality that has led to the deaths of black Americans, such as Freddie Gray.

Police brutality and the deaths that have occurred as a result of it is at an all time high. The Baltimore and Beyond Town Hall meeting seeks to get to the root of the issues facing African-American communities, and how key figures are on location in Baltimore to address the problems with law enforcement officials, members of congress, and local church ministers.

News One reports today that U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch will also arrive in Baltimore, in order to help find solutions to some the city’s problems. Marilyn Mosby, who is now known as the tough, no-nonsense Baltimore City state’s attorney who is determined to get justice for the family of Freddie Gray, a black man who died while in police custody. His tragic death caused outrage and protest in the city of Baltimore. Mosby announced last week that she had charged six officers in the death of Freddie Gray.

And while Marilyn Mosby believes that most cops are good cops who understand their duty to protect citizens, she also admits that there are bad cops out there. She addressed the problem of bad cops in January, according to a previous Inquisitr article.

“I know that the majority of police officers are really hard-working officers who are risking their lives day in and day out, but those really bad ones who go rogue do a disservice to the officers who are risking their lives and taking time away from their families.”

State of Emergency: Baltimore and Beyond News One Now Town Hall Meeting will be held at Morgan State University beginning at 4:40 p.m. ET. For those who cannot attend in person, the meeting will be televised at 9 p.m. ET and again at 11 p.m. ET on TV One.

Roland Martin will lead a distinguished panel of guests to speak on this issue. The guests will include Ben Jealous, Julianne Malveaux, and Jeff Johnson, some the nation’s most recognized personalities who are at the forefront of news and current events that affect black America.

Here is the tease for tonight’s News One show, Baltimore and Beyond.

“The NewsOne Now special will feature diverse voices such as national and local figures and newsmakers, who will address a variety of topics, including: lawless law enforcement and police brutality, national criminal justice and incarceration reform, law abiding citizens, civil disobedience and unlawful protests, and disenfranchised and impoverished communities.”

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