article_snippet.sent: But the developments were cold comfort to hundreds of residents who on Tuesday evening took to the streets of West Baltimore West Baltimore to protest the police force in Gray's name.
article_snippet.sent: Taking to the streets of West Baltimore: Protestors again took to the streets of West Baltimore Baltimore on Tuesday to demonstrate against city police following the death of Gray, a black man who suffered a spinal-cord injury while in a police van .
article_snippet.sent: The protesters rallied site of Gray's arrest and then marched to a police department a couple of blocks away, chanting and holding signs that read: 'Black Lives Matter' and 'No Justice, No Peace' - slogans that have come embody what demonstrators believe is widespread mistreatment of blacks by police.
article_snippet.sent: The crowd outside the Western District Police Station on Tuesday included 53-year-old Pricilla Jackson, carrying a sign reading, 'Convict Freddie's killers.'
article_snippet.sent: Protestors stand outside of the Baltimore Police Department's Western District police station during a march and vigil for Freddie Gray .
article_snippet.sent: Hundreds of protestors march to the Baltimore Police Department's Western District police station .
article_snippet.sent: Protestors raise Protestors fists and candles in solidarity on the streets of West Baltimore to protest the police force in Freddie Gray's name .
article_snippet.sent: Children and adults alike gather to protest over the death of Gray, 25, who died from spinal injuries on April 19, one week after being taken into police custody .
article_snippet.sent: Protesters link arms as Protesters participate in a vigil for Freddie Gray down the street from the Baltimore Police Department's Western District police station .
article_snippet.sent: A protester holds up a sign which read: 'Black lives matter.
article_snippet.sent: Officers lined up to face the crowd while one protester held up a sign which read: 'Black lives matter' Hundreds of residents took to the streets outside Baltimore Police Department Western District station during the march and vigil .
article_snippet.sent: Police face the baying crowd who had joined together to protest for Gray, 25, who died from spinal injuries on April 19, one week after being taken into police custody .
article_snippet.sent: Gray's death has prompted daily protests and a vigil was planned Tuesday evening at the spot where Gray was arrested.
article_snippet.sent: News crews meet protesters holding up homemade signs with slogans such as 'Black lives matter' and Justice 4 Freddie' Citizens and groups including Justice League of NYC took to the streets Monday to protest following Gray's death .
highlights_snippet.sent: Hundreds swarmed the streets of West Baltimore on Tuesday at the site of Gray's arrest and then marched to The Justice Department .