Duquesne Basketball Shooting Victim Suspended

One of the Duquesne University basketball players shot last year on campus is now facing drug charges.

Stuard Baldonado was charged with delivery or possession of a controlled substance and has been suspended from the team.

Baldonado was one of five players shot after an on-campus dance.

A bullet severed an artery in one of his arms.

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