piece together a puzzle they have been desperate to solve for 16 months. it s going to be up to the court to find out that mr. johnson, i would hope he would tell what he had in the container, tell his family, tell his family, tell them the truth about what happened to felecia barnes. we are going to gear up for a solid defense. reporter: both sides will work to answer as the defendant will remain behind bars. we will learn that barnes death will be added to the homicide rate here in baltimore city, her body was found last year. police tell abc2 news that the homicide goes on this year s count because that s when charges were filed in the case. her body was found in harford last april. however the indictment sates she was murdered in baltimore city and it s now added to the list. we are keeping you updated on air and on line as developments happen in the murder case. go to abc2news.com, look for her story on our home page in there you will find the stories and time
i never will forgive him. reporter: over the past four years, the city has paid out more than $7 million to settle police misconduct claims. reporter: and tshamba had a troubled past. police found out he was drunk and had a charge in 2005 after he went off on george mcelroy. he wassing go was going crazy. reporter: in 2006, he crashed into a light pole and didn t have license or registration. and 2001, he arrested a woman because of the way she signed a ticket. there is something disturbing whether there when there is something systemically wrong with our police department. reporter: little consolation to brown s sister who has to live the rest of her life without him. my brother was my best friend. [ crying ] and it was only right for me to stand up for him. reporter: tshamba faces up to 30 years behind bars for manslaughter and a felony handgun violation. he says he plans to appeal. reporting live from mount vernon, wjz eyewitness news. tshamba f serve
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you know, just once, as the weather guy i would love to say you said what s in store? what s in store? marty bass we don t have a clue, just once. we haven t got hold on, let me get a coin. how are you doing? good morning, well could to eyewitness news this saturday, i m gigi barnett. this is. i m marty bass in for tim williams. it s nice weather, not all that bad. you can tell the humidity has peeled away. there are breaks in the clouds. let s look at the day part. what we re going to be seeing is a slow clear out. the further we get into this day, the sunnier it will be. in other words, 3:00 this afternoon it will probably be 50% sunnier than 9:00 this morning. the low 70s, going to the mid-80s this afternoon. we ll be in the mid-70s as we roar through saturday night. complete look at the weekend first warning forecast coming up. first, here s what people are talking about a beloved family pet is shot and killed in a anne arundel dog park. lawyer s for th
find an anomaly, we re moving rapidly. reporter: small leaks haven t set off alarms yet. engineers have to make sure it s not causing big problems underground. coast guard admiral thad allen still sees it as a permanent fix. bp is looking into drilling mud. progress has brought relief to the shore. some gulf coast residents are starting to feel optimistic. justin rolen owns the tackle box in long beach, mississippi. his live bait tank sits empty but maybe not much longer. state officials reopened the catch and release in the mississippi sound. this is hopefully the first step towards recovery, towards normalcy. reporter: so justin is prepping his boat, eager again to get live bait. he rebuilt twice and he s prepared to do it again. reporting from long beach, mississippi. wjz, eyewitness news. the coast guard was knishally initially concerned about seepage. a big victory for slots in ran slots in anne arundel county. reporter: voters will get the chance to choo