EREPORT # 19730 stated the following: The incident occurred today. ASWS Harvey received a call from dispatch that Deputy Compton, #64 was on the scene at Charles Connetti III's home at 17211 Kiln Acres Rd. Kiln, MS and needed to speak to DHS. He reported Maddox Viergge, 14mos was unresponsive and being tended to by AMR. It was possibly shaken baby or a brain injury. Father lives out of state, no name given. Mother is Lauren Rush. She and the child live at 10370 Avenue A Kiln, MS. The child was being taken to Hancock Medical Center by AMR. Once worker arrived at the hospital more information was gathered. The mother staying at her boyfriend, Charles Connetti's home who also may be the child's father. The child was teething. Charles took the…
On Tuesday April 25, 2017, Bronx Child Abuse Squad was notified through an IRT of a (six) week old child with serious injuries, not likely who was being medically evaluated at Montefiore Hospital. Investigator’s responded and interviewed medical staff. Doctors indicated the complainant had two skull fractures, two broken ribs and possible medical condition. MRI was conducted showing no injuries to the child’s brain, no subdural hematoma and no sub arachnoid hemorrhaging. Ophthalmologist examined the child and did not observe retinal hemorrhaging or petechial hemorrhaging.…
Brett and Kathy’s filing status used to be married, filing jointly. Although both of Brett and Kathy want to get divorce, they have not divorced considering financial pressure and their three children. From 2014, Brett begins to contribute more than Kathy do to support the home and their children. Also they want to file income tax returns separately. Thus Brett believes he can claim head of household filing status.…
Derreck Fryar has great work ethic and he is really dedicated to his work. He only missed two team meetings and one missing is because he attended the new employee orientation. He is willing to work late to solve problems with his teammates anytime. An example is that he works hard to solve an emergency damage control for our important client.…
Ms. Davenport is a 47 years old female and was admitted to the healthcare facility. Upon admission we conduct a systematic assessment. The nursing assistant took her vital signs and on documentation of her vital signs measurements shows that some of her results are not within the normal ranges.…
The Department received a report with concerns due to the child waiting outside for 50 minutes and no one answered the door. The worker made contact with the child and interviewed her privately to discuss the situation. The child advised the worker this is the first time she was unable to get inside of her house. The worker discussed the situation with Ms. Hopkins. She advised the worker she recently developed a cold and took over-the-counter medication which made her drowsy. Ms. Hopkins was very corporative with the department by providing proof about her ankle sprain and showing the worker the medication she was taking for the cold. This investigation will be marked “NOT INDICATED” for Neglect: Inadequate Supervision due to insufficient evidence…
IRTC spoke with Investigative Consultant, John Ortiz, who assisted with contacting Detective Marshall from the Brooklyn SVS. Detective Marshall voiced that the subject child was interviewed at a local hospital (name unknown) and she made statements pertaining to possibly being rape. Detective Marshall uttered that the subject child was located on the second floor in a Brooklyn apartment building on 9/10/17 and she alleged that her attacker resided on the third floor of the same building. Detective Marshall stated that NYPD arrested a suspect based on the subject child’s description of the perpetrator. Detective Marshall conveyed that when the subject child was interview at the hospital, she was unable to recall making statements pertaining…
In the case of Honig v. Doe, it was the first case to reach the Supreme Court dealing with discipline of special education students. This case took place in 1988 after two students from the San Francisco School District with emotional disabilities and aggressive tendencies were threatened with expulsion. John Doe (a pseudonym) was a socially and physically awkward 17 year-old who had difficulty controlling his impulses and anger. From early on in school, physical abnormalities, speech difficulties, and poor grooming habits resulted in his being the target of classmates teasing and ridiculing him. One day, in response to taunts from a fellow student at a developmental center for disabled students, he reacted in an explosive manner anticipated by his individualized education (IEP). He choked a student with enough force to leave abrasions on the boy’s neck. Afterwards, while being taken to the principal’s office, John kicked out a window. John was suspended from school for 5 days. The principal recommended that he be expelled. A lawsuit was filed, and the federal district court issued a temporary order directing the school to return John to his then current educational placement.…
PER REPORTER: The incident happened on Sunday, October 15th. McComb Police was suppose to call in a report but they didn't. CPS received a call from McComb Police Department from Officer Bruce Gatlin. He stated the child was at the hospital and hadbeen abused. When the reporter arrived at the hospital, mom said she had been at work that day. She left for work at 6:00 a.m. Mom works in Jackson, Louisiana. Mom said she got home and noticed a knot on Logan's head; there was a red mark. Mom said she asked Brandon what happened. Mom left the children with Brandon that day. Brandon said Logan fell. Mom said at that point, Brandon left the home. Mom said she started checking Logan to see if everything was okay and noticed bruising on his butt, arms,…
Officer Smith did have reasonable suspicion to make the initial vehicle stop. The taillight appeared to have been broken and there was colored tape so there was probable cause to pull the driver over. Police Officers may pull a vehicle over for many reasons like traffic violations, equipment violations and even suspicious activity whenever they have a reasonable articulable suspicion that a public offense is occurring or has occurred.…
1. Is Target, liable for injuries sustained by Beth Adams, a store patron who slipped on a puddle of soda that had been pooled on the floor for a minimum of four hours?…
Additional information is required pertaining to where the reported incident occurred. IRTC reviewed prior cases in Connections and there is no indication that the depicted concerns was reported to NYCACS or NYPD. IRTC spoke with Child Protective Manager, Patrice Cox, who reported that this case is assigned to Chantel Plummer and the subject child is present in school based on the ATS database. CPM Cox expressed that contact will be made with CPS to make a school visit to interview the subject child to verify the narrative and to obtain information as to where the alleged incident occurred.…
All-American Airways began in 1939 as the first airmail service, changing names several times – due to buy outs and mergers – until February 27, 1979 when US Airways was born (Going Green, 2012). They filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2002 and without halting operations they not only turned things around and pulled themselves out of bankruptcy in 2003 (Gallagher, 2003), they also reported a net profit of $240 million in 2010. The Dallas Ft. Worth (DFW) airport is currently the third busiest airport in the world (Fegan, 2012) and fly’s to more than 200 locations worldwide - 210 to be exact.…
LDSS-2221A (Rev. 10/2008) FRONTNEW YORK STATEOFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICESREPORT OF SUSPECTEDCHILD ABUSE OR MALTREATMENT…
Reporter states for several weeks the child (Kenjuan George-7 years old) has been observed sad and talking about he doesn’t like himself and wants to die. R/s the child has been observed throwing himself off of playground equipment at least five times and trying to make himself throw up. R/s the child believes that no one likes him. R/s there is a concern of the child being in the home. R/s the child’s family doesn’t like him and he doesn’t like his family. R/s the mother (Sheneka Brown) leaves the child home alone with the dog. R/s Sheneka tries to stay away from the child because she doesn’t like him. R/s Sheneka stays gone all day long and won’t come back until the night. R/s the child is afraid to be at home by himself. R/s the child has been observed to be dirty and doesn’t look like he is being cared for. R/s the child is constantly picked on by others because of his clothes and attire. R/s there are concerns that the child doesn’t eat dinner and puts himself to bed and wakes himself up in the morning. R/s there are concerns that Sheneka has been…