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Update from incident personnel: Rain falling at .83 inches per hour near Refugio right now. System is moving east, towards Santa Barbara area.— Santa Barbara County (@countyofsb) March 22, 2018 193

Video from inside the police precinct shows an officer leading Ugalde into a holding cell and telling her to remove her coat, sweatshirt, and shoes. The officer told her she'd have her things back in a "few minutes."  222

Tyrone Smith, now 18 years old, made his initial appearance in Waukesha County court Monday, and is facing the following charges:Second degree recklessly endangering safety with the use of a dangerous weaponObstructing an officerDisorderly conduct with use of a dangerous weaponDangerous weapons on school premisesWaukesha police say Smith, then 17, was shot Monday morning at Waukesha South High School 404

Wellman Simmons, who manages the Silver Crest Apartments where the family last lived, showed 10News surveillance video of the family loading their trailer and leaving the complex. 179

Veja Lucht is a second-grader who lives with a traumatic brain injury she suffered after horrific abuse when she was just four years old.Her father, Jeb Lucht, says his family adopted her four years ago after they met at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin."Lots of ups and downs with a traumatic brain injury, but I think she's pretty happy," Lucht said.Last summer, Veja started experiencing seizures."It's apparently very typical three years post-injury," Lucht said.Lucht says Veja suffered several violent attacks a day for several months."She had a seizure she couldn't seem to come out of. She kept twitching and kept twitching," Lucht said.Testing showed she suffered fifty seizures in a mere 10 hours."We would go up on medication, she would become lethargic, we would go down she would seize terribly," Lucht said.Nothing was working, and that's what scared the family the most."During those times you are shaking so bad, and you are thinking to yourself, 'what did I do wrong?' It's that guilt. 'Did I agree to go too high on the medication and we shouldn't have? What could I have done to prevent it?'" Lucht said.Pediatric Neurologist Dr. Kurt Hecox says there's an explanation"There are some children who don't respond to the medications that are available," Hecox said. 1336