article_snippet.sent: 80 percent severed at Freddie Gray neck' during an arrest in Baltimore last Sunday .
article_snippet.sent: Freddie Gray was taken into custody April 12 after police 'made eye contact' with Freddie Gray and another man in an area known for drug activity and the two started running, police ' said.
article_snippet.sent: Freddie Gray was handcuffed and put in a transport van.
article_snippet.sent: At some point during Freddie Gray roughly 30-minute ride, a transport van was stopped and Gray's legs were shackled when an officer felt a transport van was becoming 'irate,' police said.
article_snippet.sent: According to court documents, Officer Garrett Miller accused Gray of carrying a switchblade, which was discovered in Gray's pocket after Officer Garrett Miller was stopped.
article_snippet.sent: The lawyer for Gray's family said The lawyer for Gray's family believes the police had no reason to stop The lawyer for Gray's family. 'the police've made concessions on lack of probable cause,' attorney Billy Murphy said. '
article_snippet.sent: Batts said the reason for Gray's stop is 'a question we have to dig into.'
article_snippet.sent: Video shows Gray screaming out in pain as Gray is taken to the van.
article_snippet.sent: Spectators thought Gray had broken legs though police said an autopsy showed Gray did not .
article_snippet.sent: In a video of the arrest, it appears six police officers dragged Gray to a police van while Gray screamed out in pain .
article_snippet.sent: Harold Perry, 73, a retired small businessman who is nearly blind, said Gray heard the arrest through Gray bedroom window.
article_snippet.sent: In a video of the arrest, Gray is screaming, but it's not clear what Gray is saying.