article_snippet.sent: Baltimore police who said a 25-year-old they arrested was taken into custody 'without incident' are facing questions about what happened to lead to his death from a severed spine.
article_snippet.sent: Police still have no answers about exactly what happened that led to the neck injury though Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said, 'Whatever happened happened in the back of the van'.
article_snippet.sent: 80 percent severed at Freddie Gray neck' during an arrest in Baltimore last Sunday .
article_snippet.sent: An officer pulled out An officer Taser for use during the incident, but an autopsy that came back Monday showed no Taser marks.
article_snippet.sent: Civilian video showed An officer being loaded into The van, but did not show the entire encounter.
article_snippet.sent: Attorneys said that An officer suffered three broken bones, according to  NBC Baltimore.
article_snippet.sent: the autopsy report concluded that no force was used, a claim echoed by officers.
article_snippet.sent: Monday's press conference included CCTV footage of part of the incident, though it does not show the fatal spine injury.
article_snippet.sent: Civilian video showed Freddie Gray being loaded in The van, but did not show the entire encounter or how Freddie Gray was hurt .
article_snippet.sent: Mayor Rawlings-Blake said that whatever injury occurred to Freddie Gray must have happened in the van, where cameras that allowed the driver to see the back of the vehicle do not record the footage.
article_snippet.sent: The commissioners announced immediate changes to arrest policies on Monday, including immediately giving medical attention to suspects who ask for it.
highlights_snippet.sent: Whatever happened happened in the back of a transport van,' Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said .