iraq prepared for their return, and a homecoming like this. from here at home to those overseas, here is patrick, at serving in afghanistan. and ulocal s joe neel shows us those here at home. you can share your photos act wbaltv.com, click on ulocal. police charged a second teenager in connection with a fight at a baltimore county high school. police used pepper spray to break up the fight in eastern baltimore county. tim tooten is live with the follow-up report. the second student, a 15- year-old boy, has been charged with assaulting a police officer. in the meantime, those overcome by pepper spray have been treated and released from local hospitals. it took place right at the main door. they were getting ready to leave to catch this bus behind me. it took place in a matter of seconds. what happened next forced a school resource police officer to use pepper spray to break up a fight between two male students. more than 1000 students were evacuated from the building
in may, 62-year-old jack johnson pleaded guilty to accepting more than $400,000 in bribes. jack johnson and leslye johnson are guilty of the disgraceful abuse of the trust placed in them. prosecutors say evidence shows leslie johnson clearly had a role in and responsibility. the fact that she flushed the check down the toilet and secretive that cash in her underwear and tried to escape the attention of federal agents might be enough. on top of that you had that she was in a position of authority, that she herself had been elected, and there was evidence that she knew at some level about the broader scheme. according to the prosecutors, the fbi and irs, the federal investigation is active and ongoing. they re scheduled for sentencing and on october 13. she could be sentenced from a year to 18 months. after six weeks of testimony in the casein the murder trial, the case is one step closer to going to the jury. they answered one of the biggest questions surrounding
right now, police believe that the two bodies are linked. the young man s body that was found, and of course now we know that phylicia barnes body was found. if that turns out to be the case, that will be a surprise in this investigation, something not part of this investigation to this point. my colleague dave collins is back in the newsroom to take us back to december and the timeline of this investigation. city police teamed up with federal agents to search for the teenager. the guardian angels provided assistance. there were public-private partnerships advertised to solicit tips. days after family members reported phylicia barnes missing, baltimore police and federal agents began an intense search for the high school honors student from monroe. she does that disappeared december 28, visiting her sisters in baltimore. detectives went door-to-door with her photo, asking questions, looking for a shred of evidence that could lead to a lead. and she vanished without a tr
region water systems or in milk. how could something that happened so far away impact as here in baltimore? steam that is produced in japan goes into the clouds and becomes part of the clout makes that comes across the pacific and is just like all of the other water that is part of the hydro geologic cycle of water across the planet. health officials said the radioactive iodine loses half of its regular activity every eight days. they said they continue to monitor the situation and there is no cause for alarm. lisa, thank you. ironically, the new radiation concerned, the 32nd anniversary of this nation s worst nuclear accident at three mile island. jayne miller blogs about her time covering debt crisis. you can get covering that crisis. you can get more information by going to our website. a guilty plea tonight from the 20-year-old who said her boyfriend house on fire in a jealous rage. britney garcia s reckless is put a baltimore city firefighter in the hospital.
told a senate panel backed an aircraft carrier arrived to detect radiation in the air and on the ground. others will monitors the sebec areas. we are managing teams at the consulate and military installations in japan. our sister station was told that it is important to provide constant oversight of our facilities here at home. i have already been instructed our nuclear regulatory agency to ensure that we take lessons learned from what is happening in japan and that we are constantly upgrading how we approach our nuclear safety in this country. experts say the radiation poses no threat to other countries, and that includes the u.s. before you go, we understand that more u.s. military crews have been exposed to the radiation. do we have an update? that is correct. the pentagon says these crews were flying relief mission when they were exposed to low levels of radiation. the navy says they have since been decontaminated and they are now taking anti radiation pills.