I am requesting that Respondent’s possession and access to the children be limited to standard possession. The current possession and access schedule is no longer in the best interest of the children because of the reasons listed here. I am concerned that Respondent may be abusing alcohol and controlled substances in and out of the presence of the children. On July 25, 2016, Respondent was convicted of a DWI that resulted in the suspension of her license. On July 20, 2016, during the kids extended summer possession, Respondent was in a car accident. I suspect that alcohol and or controlled substances may have played a role in the accident. My wife, Amanda Maust, received a FaceTime call from Respondent at 2:35 A.M. stating that she had just …show more content…
The school records indicate that the children are often late to school on the morning’s they are in the Respondent’s possession. They are also one of the last children to leave when Respondent picks them up from school. The teachers have expressed concern about the children’s bed time routine while in the Respondent’s care. When the children return to school after being in Respondent’s possession, the teachers say that the children are extremely tired and have trouble concentrating. When I asked the children about it, they stated that they do not have a bed time or schedule at Respondent’s house. There have also missed events at the school. This includes the last half of the 2015-2016 school year and also into the 2016-2017 school year. For example, on 9/29/2016 there was an event titled for Watch Dogs with Dad for Cade. Cade really wanted to attend the event but it fell on a Thursday night. I tried on multiple occasions to talk to respondent and make arrangements for the event but she wouldn’t respond. Cade was not able to attend. There are incentives on Fridays where the school allows the children to wear hats, certain colored shirts etc. for a $1.00. There has not been one-time Cade or Caitlyn were able to participate in these events. On 10/7/2016 Cade arrived late to school. His teacher, Amanda Pike, sent a message to wife, Amanda Maust, on the Remind App that Mrs. Pike unitizes to
According to police reports, Mr. Jonathan Hartshorn was involved in a single vehicle non-injury accident when the vehicle he was operating rear ended another vehicle in the drive thru lane at 1212 S Rock Rd. Officers were called to the accident and made contact with Mr. Hartshorn, who had moved to 1219 S Rock Rd. Officer Reser made contact with Mr. Hartshorn and detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage on Mr. Hartshorn. Mr. Hartshorn also had slurred speech. Officer Reser had Mr. Hartshorn perform the sobriety tests, which he failed. Mr. Hartshorn submitted to a breath test which showed a BAC of
It's unknown if that was handled. They wondered why the children were always sick. Recently, dad mentioned the mold. Dad doesn't go in the home; he and the mother don't get along. Dad was aware of the mold and he thought it was being handled but it's unkown. There are concerns of no beds in the home. They assume all the children sleep on a mattress with the mother. It's unclear if there are other children who live at the home. This is hearsay and TJ has mentioned this. TJ missed the first day of school because of staph; dad took him to the doctor. Dad is the custodial parent for TJ and Londyn. Mom signed over her rights for them to dad. DHS has that form and there was a written letter. Mom has a total of 6 children. The parents have court next Thursday. Mom put dad on child support for Kennadi. There was a verbal agreement between mom and dad for them to have one week on and one week off. This is dad's week to have them. Dad has a new girlfriend and mom is acting out because of that. On yesterday, mom got TJ an early dismissal and procceded to the grandmother's home to get the girls. The grandmother refused to give them to her. Mom came with her friend (Chiquita), initally. Mom brought the police with her to the grandmother's
Amy Miller related she was in the yard at her mother’s residence at 11713 Lithia Pinecrest Road. Miller said she saw a black pickup truck “hauling ass” westbound on Lithia Pinecrest Road. Miller said she maybe 55-60 miles per hour. Miller said shortly after seeing the truck go past, she heard a loud boom. Miller said she ran out to the road and saw a tractor in the westbound lane of Lithia Pinecrest Road and saw a body lying in the roadway as well. Miller said there was also a pickup truck in the grass off the south side of the road, facing east. Miller related she never went to the crash, but did call 911.
A probable cause provided by the affidavit Warden willfully or by culpable negligence failed to provide the child with care and supervision
“The supervision, or lack of supervision, of school children does not fall within the scope of care, custody, and control of real property that is stated in the Rule.”, 42 Pa. C.S. § 8542(b)(3). “Immunity will be denied a local agency such as a school district only when there is negligence, which makes government-owned property unsafe for the activities for which it is regularly used, for which it is intended to be used, or for which it may be reasonably foreseen to be used.”, Vann v. Board of Education, School District of Philadelphia, 76 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 604, 464 A.2d 684 (1983).
The reporter stated on 11/19/15, the children had a forensic interview with Regan Smith, family nurse at Children’s Safe Center. The reporter stated after the interview, Ms. Smith made a recommendation that the children seek professional counseling for lack of supervision; Ms. Smith also recommended that Ms. Kiner is not capable of properly caring for the children. According to the reporter, the children are not supervised properly, they leave the home after Ms. Kiner takes Oxycodine prescribed for back pain, and they vandalize and tear up her furniture and home. The reporter stated it’s been reported by the school that the children come to school with bad hygiene and that they are not bathed properly. Ms. Little stated that the children also
This newspaper article is from the Toronto Star. The accident occurred in June of 2016 on highway 400 near finch avenue, Toronto. Sarbjit Singh Matharu was charged with four accounts of criminal negligence causing death and one count of negligence causing bodily harm after a fatal car crash. Described as a fiery 12-vehicle crash Matharu, a truck driver from Winnipeg Canada, surrendered to the police, saying that it could have been prevented. The crash claimed the life of 27 year-old Maria Lipska who was just days away from here graduation. The crash also claimed the lives of three generations of woman from the same family; 5 year-old Isabela Kuci; her mother, Valbona Vokshi, 35, and grandmother Xhemile. Police say that the investigation is
Scott was referred to the Department of Child Protection Services (DCPS) on January 12, 2012 by school personnel calling the Child Abuse Hotline for possible Abuse/Neglect/Exploitation. The presenting problem the reporter stated in the original report that the children are always smelly, sick, and dirty. They have been wearing the same clothes to school for days at a time because there is no washer or dryer in the home and no income for a laundry mat. The children have missed numerous doctor appointments. When children arrive at school they are always hungry and anxious to eat. The school has given clothing, food, and monetary donations in the past. This has been an ongoing
The reporting party (RP) visited foster family on 7/6/15 and found foster father exhibiting mental health behaviors. The RP stated the foster father disclosed he suffers from epilepsy and doesn't take his medication since he doesn't need it. The RP also stated the foster father is prescribe medication due to anxiety and refuses to take the medication. The foster father believes the medication will cause him to "pass out." The RP states the home is a mess with "things all over the place." The RP did not give specific details regarding the "mess." The RP stated the foster father inappropriate behaviors caused him to "last out" at the children and confining the 5 year old child to the back of the garage. The RP stated the child has access to hazardous
The accident occurred on Monday, June 22, 2015 . The claimant was driving a 2008, 4 door Jeep. She owned the vehicle and was wearing a seat belt. The accident occurred on the Deegan Expressway while going southbound, near exit 7 where she entered the highway. She was in the right lane of 3 lanes and about 30 seconds
Was there a Band competition, exam, or any other event during this time period that would encourage students to miss school, not involving health factors, at Jackson and Truman Middle Schools?
The client is a 14-year-old Hispanic female in a residential substance abuse treatment rehabilitation center. The client participated in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy anger management group. The client was admitted to the residential program in July of 2016 for her cannabis use. She was referred by Drug Court due to her failure to comply with the program rules. The client has a past of domestic violence and defiant behavior towards her mother and not abiding by curfew.
I would like to inform everyone that Adam Daniel, Ibrahim Yillah and Evalisto Baez were in a motor vehicle on their way back from Brny Mawr hospital. Evalisto Baez was driving the van during the accident. Evalisto Baez reported that his water bottle fell under the accelerator causing the van to swivel. Evalisto Baez lost control of the van and hit a tree causing the van to total. All parties in the van are on their way to Bryn Mawr hospital. At this moment, we do not know where the van was taken. All standard protocol has been taken. We will update everyone when more information is available.
Kenny, James. ""Bonding" in the Child Placement Process a Psychological and Legal Perspective." Opposing Viewpoints. Policy & Practice, Dec. 2015. Web. 20 June 2016. The author wrote this article to inform people of what exactly bonding means when referred to in the foster care system. The author is qualified to write this article because not only is he a retired psychologist with more than 50 years of clinical experience but he is also a biological, foster and adoptive parent. Being a foster and adoptive parent gives him first hand to the information that he is discussing. The article doesn’t seem to be biased one way or another as it gives information, facts and data but not really any opinions on the matter. The audience is anyone like
PER REPORTER: Patty said she Shyanne is a fairly new student at Newton County Elementary School. She said the child and her family moved to Mississippi from Georgia in August of 2016. However, she said Shyanna was not enrolled into school until September 26, 2016. She said she is not sure why the child’s parents waited so long to enroll her into school, but she said to her understanding Shyanne missed a lot of days from school when she was living in Georgia. She also mentioned that Shyanne missing too many days from school in Georgia is going to result in the child having to repeat the 3rd grade next year. Patty said it was not until just recently that both she and the child’s teacher discovered that the child had a really bad odor. She said