the police were called to the 1000 block of hillen. video showed shaun white forcibly strapping the drunk woman on to a stretcher. the police report goes on to describe slapping her in the face once they were inside the ambulance. white is charged with two counts of second degree assault. he is suspended without pay. >>> well, she made history with the baltimore police department. today we are sitting down to find out how a baltimore city detective did something no man on the department has done. direct it l--- deet julie -- detective julie pitochelli brought back the first international suspect. anastacia oluoch had fled to africa after viciously beating a 90-year-old man she was caring for. the detective was the lead on the case and eventually brought the woman back to baltimore last month eye wasn't going to let it go. >> it's refreshing to see how one case inspired her for the last five years to work so hard to bring this woman back to justice. >> now oluoch is being held on no bail and will be arraigned sometime next month. >> a w

as you look behind me, that is the morgan state student center off hillen road. just to the right of that on your television screen you'll see a pretty active crime scene. that is where the person, the victim in this case collapsed on to a trash can right outside the student center. there's also some clothing at the scene, which you can tell where we're standing was apparently bloody. that's outside the are a of morgan state. we've seen a number of police officers armed with riot shields enter the morgan state student center. as you said earlier, they do not have a suspect in custody. clearly, that was part of the search for that suspect. police have not identified the victim, nor have they told us whether he was a student at morgan statement of however, students who i've spoken with say that person, who was shot just a few months before the shooting, was inside the student center and, in fact, he was in the pool room playing pool at the student center. moments later he left. students heard a loud noise, which they thought was a gunshot and came out and saw him n

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