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Giovanni has a bruise in his face, in which it appears that he was hit with a fist. He states that his mother (Maria) done it. Giovanni is special education, and he did not know why it happened. He may have a ruling of SLD. The incident may have occurred over the weekend, the children were not at school on 2-8-16. On last week, he had a whelp on his face in which he had been slapped. He stated one of his sister's had done it, but when the reporter spoke with the sister on 2-9-16, she denied doing so. According to the reporter the children are habitual late at times; Elizabeth was not at school on 2-9-16. The children clothes would be dirty a lot. The school gave the children clothes for Christmas, and it does not look like they are wearing

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