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Per Reporter: Latrina was accompanied to the clinic by her “second mom”, Angela (William’s girlfriend. Latrina visits with Angela during the Summer. According to Pamela (nurse practitioner) Latrina was treated for gonorrhea 6/15/17. Latrina admitted to having a sexual encounter 2 years ago. Upon questioning 6/16/17, Latrina stated that she was raped 2 years ago by an unknown male. Latrina stated that she got off the school bus at the wrong stop. An unknown stranger offered her a ride home. Latrina was raped by the male driver of the car. Latrina couldn’t recall the male’s name. Latrina did not notify her mother (Lillian) or Angela about being raped. Latrina admitted to having consensual sex with a male (unknown) she dated at her home last
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