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Per Reporter: The children are left home alone often with Sean (Brittani’s boyfriend). Sean is verbally towards Mikel; he curses and humiliates Mikel. Sean pushes, shoves and throws things at Mikel. On 9/14/17, Mikel, Patrice (paternal grandmother) & Josephine (maternal grandmother) attended a parent teacher conference. After being dropped off at home, Mikel was noticed running out of the home. Patrice had to drive to locate him. Once Patrice located Mikel he was upset. Mikel informed Patrice that Sean allows Micah (victim’s sibling) to beat him up; Micah is three times Mikel size. Patrice confronted Sean. Sean responded, “Your grandson is weak.” Sean brushed up in Patrice face, which prompted Patrice to leave. Micah ran out of the home stating,
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