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Suspect Pedersen Case Study

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Suspect Pedersen was identified by her own admission. The victim has been recovering from a recent surgery for an aneurysm. Suspect Pedersen hit the victim across the head with a two liter bottle of soda, which was two thirds full. The victim became light headed and the assault caused her wound to open and began bleeding. The victim was transported to Huntington Memorial Hospital for her injuries.
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