article_snippet.sent: Gray was placed inside a police van and was able to talk, said Baltimore Deputy Police Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez who described Gray as upset.
article_snippet.sent: And when Gray was taken out of a police van, Gray could not talk, and Gray could not breathe," according to Baltimore Deputy Police Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez.
article_snippet.sent: What we don't know: It's unknown what caused the spinal cord injury that led to Baltimore Deputy Police Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez a week after Gray's arrest, and it's also unknown what, if anything, happened inside a police van.
article_snippet.sent: What we know: Segments of cell phone video shot from two different positions appear to begin after Gray has been arrested and show officers dragging Gray, who is handcuffed, to a van.
article_snippet.sent: a van can be heard screaming.
article_snippet.sent: a van was dragged a bit," said Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, "but then you see a van using a van legs to get into a van, so a van was able-bodied when a van was in a van, and we know that when a van was finally taken out of a van, a van was unresponsive.
article_snippet.sent: Officers placed more restraints on Gray inside a van, police said, while surveillance video recorded a van conscious and talking.
article_snippet.sent: At 9:24 a.m., police called an ambulance for Gray.
article_snippet.sent: Police say Gray requested medical attention, including an inhaler, and an ambulance later took Gray to the University of Maryland Medical Center's Shock Trauma Center.
highlights_snippet.sent: Gray was placed inside a police van after Gray arrest; it's unclear if anything happened inside a police van .
  