Per Reporter: Za’Kariah and Omar primarily live with their father (Steven). The children decided in 2015 to live with Steven. There are no legal custody arrangements. Yolanda see Za’Kariah and Omar 5-10 times a month. The home looks like Sandford & Son junk yard on the outside of the home. The home is not clean and has an odor. Za’Kariah and Omar stated that they have what they need; however, they are always seen wearing dirty clothes. Za’Kariah and Omar do not have adequate clothing. Za’Kariah and Omar does not have a toothbrush and they are always musty. Za’Kariah wear the same dirty sports bra. There is adequate food in the home. It is unknown if the utilities are on. Za’Kariah admitted to using drugs (marijuana) with her cousin (Keke).
February 16th, 2018 approximately 1302 CSW Anderson arrived at the residence of 2149 Farmcrest Drive, Arnold and met with two female occupants later identified has Angela Whitter and Judy Laube. The home belongs to Judy Laube where Judy Laube said she lives there with her daughter, Angela Whitter, and Judy Laube’s’ friend, Denise Barnett. Judy Laube said she is currently receiving food stamps and other benefits from the state where she does not have financial difficult to aid with Mrs. Whitter if Tyler were to move in. Mrs. Whitter too, receiving other benefits from the state and does not have a financial concern to place Tyler in their care. Mrs. Whitter added that she can enroll Tyler in the Fox School District where the bus is accessible and the school only two blocks away. CSW Anderson inquires the separation of Mrs. Whitter and Tyler; Mrs. Whitter specified that the day after the wedding her ex-husband (Carl Whitter) move to Ohio and left her to stay with her in-laws (Diana & Alan Whitter) and Tyler. Subsequently, Mrs. Whitter and the in-laws have an argument where Mrs. Whitter moved out and left Tyler with the in-laws. Mrs. Whitter then added, due to her mental and physical disabilities at the time, it was best for her to leave Tyler with the
She reported prior to living with her father, she was living with her mother and siblings. She reported the family lost their apartment due her brother using the side of the apartment as a bathroom. Jaikayliah reported her father has rules of the home she is expected to follow. She reported the rules include no eating in the living room, complete chores and complete all homework first. Jaikayliah reported when she does not complete her chores she is punished by having her cell
They have one child, Naomi, who is 3 years old and lived with them all year.
Ms. Lowe seems to care for the children genuinely, and stated that she has been keeping all of their health checks in order and providing daily care for them without any problems. She was very adamant in wanting to care for the children and not wanting them to go into the custody of the state.
R/s on Thursday Kari left Aaliyah (15) and Jacob (12) in Florence at a hospitality house. R/s Aaliyah and Jacob were left alone until Sunday. R/s the children were left alone during the hurricane. R/s Kari leaves all the children home alone while she goes out to party and drink. R/s when Kari was locked for a DUI the children were home alone all night. R/s Kari is mentally abusive to the children, she screams at them, degrades them, and make them feel like they are nothing.
Jamita said from what she understands due to what Don told her the children’s mother’s boyfriend offered drugs to Ayanna and her friend. It is unknown if the children have access to the drugs in their home. However, Jamita said she assumes they do because Ayanna said she has seen her mother’s boyfriend weighing drugs on a scale. Jamita also said she believes drugs are being manufactured in the family’s home. According to Ayanna, she is afraid to say anything about the things going on in her mother’s home because she does not want her mother to get in trouble or be arrested. Ayanna said if someone comes out to her mother’s house she will not tell the truth about everything going on, because she said she is afraid of the back lash she and her siblings will get for telling. However, Jamita said majority of the allegations were reported to CPS by her last year. Jamita said a worker by the name of (Tasia) from the county went out to the family’s home to check on the children. Jamita said the children told Tasia everything in their home was ok because Ayanna said she interviewed them in front of their
R/s Madison (4) is autistic and she needs therapy, but Alexandria (mom) is not allowing the child to receive therapy. R/s Alexandria also stopped Madison’s medication. R/s Corey (dad) is not supposed to be in the home, but he does live in the home. R/s Corey is a crack dealer. R/s Jayda (11) and Shyla (7) are in the home. R/s they sell their food stamps. R/s reportedly there is a weapon kept in a shoebox inside the closet.
One way that Zakia and Ali are comparable to romeo and juliet is there run away story. They had to escape a family feud that both of them had issues in since there family isn't willing to transcend the issue so here kids can be happy and are preferring religion over family. This is something I would think that their family wouldn't do but because of how religious Afghanistan is this issue is blown much more out of the water than it would be since how Afghanistan does not separate religion and government but combines the two. This makes Zakia and Ali heretics to the state which should not be allowed for two “star crossed lovers” who have found each other and are actually happy which seems to be a rare occasion.
Marlon's mother and stepfather provide good supervision of Marlon and reports he has never ran away from the home. Mrs. Saunders reports Marlon is helpful around the home and is rewarded when he goes the extra mile. She reports these rewards include money and sneakers. Both Mrs. Saunders and Marlon deny any conflict in the home and Mrs. Saunders reports she punishes Marlon when he does not complete his chores. Mrs. Saunders reports if conflict arises, the family would sit down and have a family talk to resolve the issue. She reports these punishments include taking his cell phone away or not allowing him to have people over. The family reports they engage in family activities such as family dinners, family movie nights and family game nights. The family reports they have limited extended family support network from aunts, uncles and cousins. Both Marlon and his mother deny any incidents of physical or sexual abuse and any involvement with the Department of Social Services. The family is currently living in a two story home in the mid-city section of the city. The home consists of four bedrooms, two and half bathrooms, living room, kitchen and dining area. The home has a fenced in backyard. The home has vinyl siding and did not appear to be in need of repair when this officer visited on February 8, 2017. The family moved to this home in September of
Three different children; Brittany, Kaylie, and Jasmine as well their families were followed by cameras through the hardships of poverty. These families slowly trickled their way into poverty. For example, Brittany and Jasmin’s families both suffered a blow to their main income which was a major contribution to their lives in poverty. For these children and many like them, they do not have the choice to escape poverty. Their parents are their main providers and are responsible to supply a proper living environment such as shelter, food, and water. Children can not contribute significant amounts of money to help their families survive. For example, Kaylie collects metal cans around her neighborhood to receive two to five cents for each can, depending on
Family lives in a two-bedroom home, two bathrooms, family room, and dining room, all with well lighting, working water supply, and electricity. The house is clean with good hygiene, there are no safety hazards, and waste and garbage disposal is adequate. The family feels a moderate sense of privacy although would like to have more independent space. The family has lived in this neighborhood for 20 years it is a well kept residential area with mostly a Hispanic population. M and J are not familiar with community services and S is typically to proud to use the services provided. L makes use of her college services but otherwise is not familiar with other services in the community.
Consequently, because of Hassan was classified of being a Hazara, Amir had to play with him in secret. This is because Amir feared that if society saw them playing together, people would view him differently and tarnish his family name. However, Hassan is different from other Hazaras, he stands up for Amir even though he is considered Amir’s servant. For example, when Assef was bullying them, Hassan didn’t mind, despite being nervous, rising up for both of them. Nonetheless, in spite of them being born into different ethnic groups they acted like brothers under society's watchful eye.
Although Amir and Hassan are raised in the same household, they live in different worlds. Elaborate on this statement, living example from the text.
Brandi had limited interaction with Jarred and Zoey. Jared spent the entire visit on the computer and Zoey spent the entire visit on Brandi’s phone. In the past Brandi would allow the children to participate in the activities of their choice, but would insert individual time or planned activities that would encourage bonding with the children. In addition to the above spoken issues, there were some environmental concerns. The home has a lot of clutter, and there is a strong odor that seems to come from pet waste. These issues have been discussed in the past with Brandi and they still exist.
When comparing and contrasting the different ideologies of Sayyid Qutb and Zaynab al-Ghazali, there is a strong fundamental sense for both in the role of Islam in constructing an ideal society; that Islam in one’s daily life contains everything that a person or a society might lack. So too do these thinkers hold a strong parallel between western modernity and the Jahiliya. Where Qutb and al-Ghazali differ comes from their conceptual differences, particularly in regards to gender and governing.