BALTIMORE (AP) — A judge acquitted a police van driver of all charges including "depraved-heart" murder on Thursday in the death of 25-year-old arrestee Freddie Gray, whose broken neck on the way to the station set off Baltimore's worst riots in decades.
Six officers were charged in Gray's death, but only Officer Caesar Goodson was accused of murder. Gray was fatally injured after officers bound his hands and feet and Goodson left him unprotected by a seat belt that prosecutors say would have kept him from slamming into the van's metal walls.
Short skirts, tight shirts, stiletto heels and form fitting dresses — they tend to be the staple in many women professionals wardrobe. But, are we flaunting too much?
One of the most talked about wardrobe controversies recently came from a KTLA meteorologist who was under fire for her on-air wardrobe. During Liberte Chan's forecast, she was given a sweater to put on because viewers were complaining that her dress was a little too sexy. Many said that she should have covered up her shoulders. And this is in Los Angeles, not Provo, Utah. Here's the video. Was the dress professional? I don't think it was the best outfit to wear on TV. Do I think it was too sexy? No. I've seen a lot more revealing outfits at networking events.
