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Personal Narrative: The Mother's Smoke Weed
Reporter stated the following: The mom let him smoke weed and drink. The mom lets him do whatever. He started weed year ago. I have known about him smoking weed for 3 or 4 days ago. The last time he was smoking weed was yesterday and I seen it.
I said to the mom, “Carina you let him smoke weed”. The mom said “this boy is grown and can do whatever he wants”. Yesterday, he was drinking beer. I do not know how long he has been drinking beer. She (mom) lets he curse at grown folks. He has been cursing at grown folks for a year. The last time he was cursing at grown folks was yesterday and the mom did not do anything. Almost four days ago he had to be rushed to the hospital because he was drunk and high. His uncle (Ryan) rushed him to the hospital.

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