Six Baltimore police dismissed for a while and authorities investigate why Freddie Gray was arrested and what caused the injury in custody.
US Justice Department said it would investigate the death of a black man who died after suffering a spinal cord injury while in Baltimore police custody.
The federal investigation will look for violations of civil rights in the case of Freddie Gray, who was arrested on 12 April.
On Tuesday, hundreds gathered at the protest arrest of Gray, a protest march to the police station two blocks away, singing and holding a banner that reads "Black Lives Matter " and "No Justice, No Peace" - slogans that have demonstrated what is believed demonstrators cruel treatment against blacks by police throughout the United States.
Among the demonstrators looks Gray family members, including his mother Gloria Darden, which is very sad, sobbing and thrashing uncontrollably, her face is less apparent for wearing headgear and sunglasses.
Earlier that day, six Baltimore police dismissed for a while and authorities investigate why Gray stopped and what caused the injury. Baltimore Police Department has released the names of the police. Police had been dismissed without receiving a salary while authorities investigate the death of Gray.
Further details almost nothing about what exactly happened to Gray. Authorities Baltimore said he "was arrested without force or incident" with another man in a region known with drugs activity.
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