BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: So after these initial riots, I know Evan Perez sat down with Anthony Batts, who is no longer the commissioner of the Baltimore city police, but Evan asked him, what about these comments, as officers are saying, they were told not to engage, and he said that that was incorrect. Have you heard anything more from the cities since this has come out?</s>MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The police have said all the way around that that is not correct. The police are going through their own review of what happened in those days and what orders were give and how they responded. Batts has said that they were not trained up and they didn't have the right equipment. He's admitted that. He denies all the way along that he gave an order to stand down. But clearly, they took a very -- as the police union called it, a very weak stance towards the rioters in not pursing them and in not being more aggressive and laying down lines and moving out there so people weren't able to get to fire hoses. I saw the fire engines pull up and have to retreat because they couldn't get close it without throwing bottles at the police.</s>BALDWIN: Miguel Marquez, thank you so much. Next here, we have new video from inside the jail where that African- American woman was found dead. What that tape could tell about the way she died. CNN takes you inside. Also, new details about prisoners. David Sweat and Richard Matt made their dramatic escape out of that prison. They've been comparing themselves to the "Shawshank Redemption." A former inmate at the Clinton Correctional Facility gives his take on the escape details. Stay right here.
Police Audio Shows Baltimore Officers Told to Stand Down