article_snippet.sent: Protests to demand answers in the case of Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old black man who died in Baltimore Police custody last week, descended into chaos on Saturday night.
article_snippet.sent: From inside the stadium, fans watched as smaller groups of Freddie Gray protesters split off from the main demonstration, throwing cans, bottles and trash cans at police, storefronts and restaurants.
article_snippet.sent: During a press conference Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said that a 'small group of agitators' turned the demonstrations violent, according to NBC Baltimore.
article_snippet.sent: Fredericka Gray, the twin sister of Freddie Gray who spoke to the public for the first time, urged demonstrators not to be violent and said 'Freddie Gray would not want this'. '
article_snippet.sent: Fredericka Gray, the twin sister of Freddie Gray, said Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake brother 'would not want this' and urged demonstrators to remain peaceful .
article_snippet.sent: On Saturday, residents young and old, from CBS Baltimore  and beyond, gathered around noon and voiced residents anger at how the department and the city's officials are handling the investigation into Gray's death.
article_snippet.sent: The thousands of protesters at Saturday's rally were the biggest outpouring of public anger since Gray was arrested on April 12 .
highlights_snippet.sent: Baltimore protesters called for police to be charged and jailed over death .
  