Adrian's Case Summary

In the story, "Boy's Life", Cory Mackenson is in his homeroom teacher's classroom abiding for the bell to ring. It was almost summer break they only had a few more minutes until the bell girdled. He glanced outside, in the hallway, and noticed that another teacher was letting her kids go before the bell rang and questioned why Mrs. Neville didn't let her kids out early. Moments later, the bell did ring, but she told the kids to sit down, and then walk out in an orderly fashion, one row after the other. Cory knew that she didn't want her kids to leave because she was lonesome and not really savor her summer break.

The third key piece of evidence in the crown’s case was Gary Anderson’s testimony. Anderson’s testimony proved that the murder of JoAnn was not only at the hand of Colin Thatcher but that it was premeditated. Gary Anderson testified he had met Thatcher in the fall of 1980 and Thatcher had asked him if he was interested in killing JoAnn Wilson for a fee of $50,000. Anderson stated he knew another person named Charlie Wilde who might be interested. Wilde suggested a third person, Cody Crutcher, who would be willing to take on the job. Anderson stated that Thatcher gave him $15,000 to pass on to Crutcher, and that Anderson paid some $14,500 to Crutcher, together with a picture of JoAnn Wilson and a set of her car keys. Nothing came of this and

An analysis by the Applied Research Center says about 5,000 children are in foster care due to deportation of 200,000 parents of American born children between 2010 and 2012, and also estimated that over 15,000 children would join them by 2016 if the trend continued. Most times, extended family members or now single parents who are expected to take care of kids left behind, are sometimes deemed unfit by the court due to certain condition which may include the immigration status of such family members. With no family fit to take guardianship responsibilities, thousands of Mexican kids are doomed to a fate of foster caring. These kids who have known no greater love than that from their parents are most times traumatized and may never recover from this trauma.

On 9-15-17, Adrian and Len was standing at a stop sign on a curve. Adrian and Len was waiting on their school bus. Adrian and Len were unsupervised. Adrian and Len was out of eye sight from the home. Adrian has been diagnosed with ADHD. Adrian takes medication for his ADHD (Focalin and Tyenxi). Adrian has behavior issues. Adrian is hypractivity. Adrian has exposide. Adrian was suspensed from school. For pushed a students, throwing a desk, running out of the classroom.

The 4-year-old son of Adrian Peterson is by a different mother than the one who was the alleged victim in the Montgomery County case, in which Peterson was accused with felony injury to a child. In that case, Peterson admitted to striking the boy repeatedly with a branch from a tree or a "switch," but has stated that he had no intentions of harming the child, and was using his parental judgment to discipline his son. The latest incident allegedly happened in June of this year, while the child, who does not live in the same state, was visiting Mr. Peterson at his gated home in springtime. A photo, which was sent via text by Adrian Peterson to the child’s mother, shows an injury to the head of the boy concealed by two colorful bandages. Other

PER REPORTER: The family has been homeless since 7/8/2015. They called the MS United to End Homeless for assistance. The agency tried to get Teeshass and Kristina to stay at a shelter, but she refused to do so without Anthony. The family ended up at the Salvation Army. The reporter said they appeared to be stone out. According to the reporter Teeshass and Anthony is smoking crack and cocaine. The reporter said on 7/10/2015 a case manager visited them at the Salvation Army. The Case manager said that Kristina had a very calm personality. They left the Salvation Army on 7/17/2015 around 11:00 pm with the child. They were told they will not be able to come back if they leave. Since then they have been living day to day out of their car. It is

Mrs. Cristina, I’m Alejandro’s Guzman dad, and I was wondering if it was possible for him to take the Spanish test in order to see if he needs to skip the first level. I understand, that Daniel Agui, is taking the test tomorrow at 10:00 am, can Alejandro be scheduled at that time as well?

Henrico County Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (Henrico CASA) harnesses the power of more than 100 volunteers who are supervised by only three paid staff. The volunteers contribute a value of nearly $300,000 back to our community through contributing a yearly average of 15,000 hours of their time. The volunteer advocates provide thorough investigations of each child’s situation and follow-up reports to the Court for as many as 400 abused and neglected children each year. The program’s focused and intense training program empowers these everyday citizens to play a powerful role in abused and neglected children’s lives. Each child’s voice is brought to the Court as the advocates investigate the child’s circumstance and then makes

Omari is a 5 year old AA/M presenting with symptoms of angry outbursts and disruptive behavior at school and at home. Grandmother stated that when Omari "doesn't gets things done his way", like being first in line, or win in a game, etc., then he explodes in a tantrum. When in an angry outburst, individual can throw things, kick, and challenge authority figures. Grandmother explained Omari has swing to hit even the principal. For that reason, he has been suspended twice this year, 2 days each. GM disclosed he is very smart and doesn't have any problem academically. GM explained she and her husband have been taking care of the individual and his brother for the last 2 years. Individual's father lives in NC and his mother's lives with her dad.

(African American, Hispanic and African) House are both poorer and more likely to be renters than white households” Howard Karger and David Stoez(2013).

Per Reporter: The family’s home is filthy; it is not a safe environment for the child. The grass is knee high. It is unknown if there are working utilities. The child is not bathing properly. The child wears the same clothing and never wear socks. It is unknown if the child has adequate clothing. It is unknown if there is food in the home; however, Shameka receives food stamps. The child only eats hot dogs and bologna without bread. The child is not receiving a full course meal, as a result, the child has lost weight. The child has been bouncing around from place to place, from Chicago to Coldwater to Como. The child was seen 9/17/17 with blisters on his arms; it appears to be bed bug bites. The child was placed in the care of Willie (paternal

Kathy and Raymond have visits one day per week for two hours per day. Worker supervises these visits once per month. The first visit this worker will be supervising is on November 23, 2016. These visits occur at the Godfrey, Illinois McDonalds play place, but were taking place outside in the community prior to this when the weather is nicer. During the last supervised visit the case assistant observed Raymond reading the newspaper. The tried children interact with the case assistant; the case assistant redirects the children to interact with Kathy and Raymond. Johnathan spent most of the visit in the play place and Zoey spent most of the visit on the tablet. Raymond left the visit and returned 20 minutes later telling Kathy “they (the children)

Soon, only five minutes were left in class and Kenny McCormick hadn’t bothered to show up. Ace thought nothing of it when they first got to class; it was normal for him to be late. It wasn’t usual for him to completely skip the class. He was here today, she at least knew that much. As usual, this morning Craig and her had picked him up. They also had to drive him home, so it wasn’t like him to just not tell him when he was leaving early. Ace hadn’t heard from him since second period, Algebra II. Just as she began to worry that something happened, the short teenager made a loud appearance.

This worker called and informed the mother that Tommy would be late for the visit due to the shortage of cars. This worker and social worker Erik Lara picked up Tommy at his placement at 3:12 P.M. and arrived at the library at 3:30 P.M. The mother arrived at the library at 3:38P.M. and watched Tommy play. Tommy switched from paying with mini plastic figures to the construction foam blocks. When Tommy was playing with other children, this worker reminded the mother to interact with Tommy. The mother explained that she would not have much time playing with her son since he constantly moved by the time she sat down. However, she approached Tommy and identified numbers and letters that Tommy was placing on the board. This worker informed the mother that Tommy might have defecated due

“You have to ready sooner, I know it's been hard since your father left us but you're going to have to make this work. Have fun at school don't get into to much trouble,” Andrew's mom said. He was already on the bus by the time she ended her sentence. Like always Andrew went to the back of the bus to listen to music until his best friend Jack got on the bus. Except for today Jack never got on the bus, nobody did. The bus ride wasn't going the right way to school, and about 45 minutes later the bus driver stopped and told Andrew to get out. Andrew got off the bus and looked around he recognized where he was. His mom always told him to stay away from where he was.