DNA evidence ties on-duty Baltimore officer to Edgewood rape after giving woman a ride home

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DNA evidence linked Baltimore City officer Daniel Oxendine to an on-duty rape in Edgewood after he drove a woman from Baltimore City to Harford County, where the assault occurred. He faces multiple charges including first- and second-degree rape, burglary with intent to commit rape, misconduct in office, and two counts related to a law enforcement officer engaging in a sexual act with a victim of an investigation. Oxendine remains jailed pending a bond hearing, with Baltimore Police Department cooperating as investigators review for possible additional offenses.
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