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by Baltimore coppers even before they recovered a knife on his person.
In the motion, filed Monday, deputy state's attorney Michael Schatzow rebuts a May 8 motion for dismissal and recusal filed by attorneys for the six officers charged in the case. Schatzow calls the attorneys' claims that Mosby has numerous conflicts of interest "premature, frivolous, illogical."
Schatzow also addressed Gray's knife, which became a central part of the case when Mosby announced charges against the officers on May 1. Gray was arrested on April 12 and died a week later. His death was ruled a homicide, and he was determined to have sustained a broken neck while riding in the back of a police van. (RELATED: Baltimore Cops File Motion To Dismiss Freddie Gray Case)