Some background on those stories Megyn didn't want to hear...
...Many suspect that Gray was the victim of a “Nickel Ride”, a horrific police torture tactic where a suspect is handcuffed and placed in the back of a police van without restraints, and driven recklessly around town by police officers. This practice has also been called a “Rough Ride” or a “Cowboy Ride.”...
...Baltimore itself also has a dark history of police van torture. In fact, Baltimore Police have paid out millions of dollars in settlements to victims who were critically injured during rides in police vans. In 2012, a woman from Baltimore named
Christine Abbott sued police after she was badly injured during a bumpy ride in the back of a police van.
That same year, the death of
Anthony Anderson was ruled a homicide, he too died of injuries sustained while riding in a police van...
http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/freddie-grays-death-reveals-dark-history-nickel-rides-and-police-van-torture
I can't say much positive about the entire judicial system in the city though. It truly is magnificently screwed up. The recent jail tales are too insane to be believed. Kingpin running drug business from the inside and impregnating every female guard in the place...is not a story that any writer could make believable.