Medical Case Study: Rp's Case

The reporting party (RP) stated resident Arev Dabbagh DOB: 12/27/00 disclosed on 4/15/16 she inappropriately touched by a male peer. According to the Arev on 4/14/16 a peer Ibraheem Mamoori DOB: 9/2/98) placed his hand on her shoulder and continued downwards towards her breast. The peer touched her breast over he clothing. The resident was distraught while she recounted the incident. Arev alluded to their being other incidents with the peer and other unknown males. Arev didn't disclose details or clarification. Arev was placed voluntarily in the facility by her mother and will continue her placement for a few more weeks. The peer is currently placed on a 5150 hold and will not have access to Arev in the future.

CCIB Intake received referral #1113-8073-1224-4053654 from reporting party (RP) Counselor/Therapist Kristy Bynum with Child Guidance 3628 Stockdale HWY, Bakersfield CA 93309 (661) 322-1021. Former foster child Jacob Daniel Halbrook DOB: 12/09/01 who is the brother to foster child Sharra Russelle Halbrook DOB: 5/23/06. Jacob disclosed that he witnessed his former foster father Jose Borbon in the same room with Sharra while she was dressing. Sharra was observed dressed in her underwear only. Jacob observed this incident as he passed, walking down the hall. This incident occurred approximately 2-3 months

CCIB received a call from DCFS. They received a call from a member of the staff of LA County Board of Supervisors (Ofuna). Elizabeth reported that FFA SW Claudia Cuevas was driving her personal vehicle (with no foster children in it) when she was involved in a vehicle accident. The other driver was a Miss Cummins, was concerned and convinced Ms. Cuevas to take cash for the damage repair. MS. Cuevas accepted $450 in cash (in two payments.) Miss Cummins is apparently under the age of 18 and her mother, Nobie Cummins became aware of the situation and confronted Ms. Cuevas at the FFA. (Karen cash, director of the FFA was present). Nobie Cummins accused Ms. Cuevas of intimidation and manipulation of her daughter. (Daughter was called and on speaker

CCIB received a telephone call with an allegation against the facility. RP called to report that there is drug use and domestic violence happening in home due to the licensee runs a daycare. RP reported that on 10/9/2017 Veronica and Juan went to pick up children from school and Veronica asked staff at the school to call the police. RP reported that staff told her to contact the police to report what is happening. The RP reported that the police came to the school and arrested Juan in the parking lot. RP stated that it was stated on the police report that Veronica was hit in the face and kicked (unknown when incident happened). RP reported that the police report stated Veronica had a cut lip and red marks on her legs. RP also mentioned on 10/10/2017

CCIB Intake received a call from licensee Gurpreet Kaur who stated on 8/29/16 at approximately 3PM day care child Arya Naik DOB: 12/14/13 during nap time (2:15PM) the child began to make strange noise. The licensee stated she called out the child's name and the child didn't respond. The child's eyes were open and she was breathing. The licensee stated 911 was contacted and emergency responders responded within 15 minutes. After contacted emergency services the licensee contacted the child's parents. The child's mother arrived at the home while the emergency responders were still at the home. The child was transported to the local hospital and diagnosed with double ear infections per the child's father. The licensee will submit the written report

Reporting party (RP) stated that mother Guen Mencias (818) 693-0534 contacted their office today to report that child Xyza Evangelista (DOB: 12/30/13) had a hand print on her bottom. When mother asked licensee about the injury, licensee stated that she was unaware of any injury because she was on vacation and there were 2 staff members left with the children in her absence. RP also stated that on 3 separate occasions, the licensee failed to pick up her son from school (RP did not have the name of the male child). The licensee told RP that she thought her daughter was going to pick up the child up from school (please not that it is not clear if the licensee's daughter or the mother's daughter failed to pick the child up from school). It was

The reporting party (RP) stated on 8/10/15 her son Dillion Lopez Harper age 3 DOB 7/29/13 sustained an injury at the day care. The RP when Dillion arrived home she observed that he had a bump on the side of his head and a split lip. The RP contacted the licensee and was told that Dillion fell out of a chair. The RP stated it was a highchair. According to the RP her 8 year old daughter Hannah Lopez witnessed the fall. The RP stated that the licensee did not contact her or make her aware that Dillion had sustained a fall. The RP stated she noticed that Dillion was lethargic and complaining of a headache. Dillion was taken to the hospital where he was diagnosed with a mild concussion. The RP stated the reason for Dillion's injury was due to over

CCIB LPA Perryman-French received a call from Angela. Angela has taken her three children to this location for one month. She has a 12 year old, 7 year old and 19 month old. Yesterday she took her children to the location at 1130 AM. When she arrived to sign her children in, she noted that the living room was "packed" with kids. She decided to count. There were already 14 children before she added in her three children, which made it 17. One of the children is the licensee's 10 year old son. There were no other adults or anyone older than her 12 year old. She asked the licensee where her helper was, she was told that Laura is on vacation for a month in Mexico. She picked up her children at 8 pm. Her children told her that they were starving.

Reporting party (RP) stated that her daughter, April O'Meany-Lucas (04/08/2000) is ADHD and has learning disabilities which qualified her to be cared for at this daycare. RP stated that child attended until December 2016. RP stated that she left specific instructions for the licensee to not allow the child access to any electronic devices (cell phones, tablets, computers, etc) because RP would not be able to monitor her. RP stated that she discovered nude photos of the child which were taken during daycare hours using the licensee's tablet and posted the photos on social media. LPA Lasso-Hills asked RP how she found out about the photos and RP stated that she searched through "Instagram". LPA asked if the child has an Instagram account, and

CCIB LPA C. Perryman-French received a call from Gina, her son (2 years old) attended the program from 02/01/15 until 0714/15. When Gina's son was admitted, Nova (licensee) assured her that the ratios would not be more that 1:8. Gina understands that CCL requires a 1:12, however, on several occasions in May, June and July there were more than 24 children to the two teachers. When she approached Nova, Nova stated that she counted in the ratios even though she was in the administrative office. Gina's son received a scrap from a cinder block that is used to hold up a play structure. He was in a wading pool near the block and apparenly slipped on the wet floor/ground and scratched him arm. Gina could not get a specific cause for the scratch or

CCIB received an emergency response referral on 8/5/15, referral number 1705-7411-4187-5075755 by reporting party Florence Keitel. RP reported during a supervised visit with Tahnya’s biological parents (names not provided) at the family visitation center on 7/31/15, Tahnya disclosed to her biological parents that “Mina hit me”. RP states that Tahnya mother asked “who’s Mina?” and Tahnya said “Ms. Annette hit me on my booty”. RP reported that Tahnya’s mother stated that she would talk to Ms. Annette about the incident. RP states that Social Worker Keitel was also present when Tahnya made this statement and states that with the assistance of Tahnya’s mother, Keitel did a body check on Tahnya and did not see any marks or bruises on her body. RP

CCIB received CPS referral#0740-1415-5454-8023697 from reporting party (RP) stating that during a visit with minor mother Monica Romero (DOB: 11/04/99), RP noted that Monica's daughter Sophia Zamora (age 10 months, DOB: 02/21/16) diaper was soiled and looked like it had not been changed in a while. It seemed as though Sophia had not had a bath in a while and that she smelled like urine and had dried "boogers" around her nose. RP was told by staff that the minor did not change the Sophia's diaper or feed her breakfast. The minor mentioned that she is not giving Sophia a bottle any more, but did not say whether she was substituting the for something else. Staff reported that they packed snacks for Sophia, but that the minor left Sophia's diaper

The reporting party (RP) stated his son has attended the Center for a few months. The RP stated he was informed by his son water is not provided to the children while in the play yard. The RP stated the facility does not consistently provide sign in/out sheets. According to the RP on at least one occasion he could not locate the sign in/out sheet to sign out a friend’s child. When he questioned the teacher he was told to just forget about it. Occasionally the teachers have been observed "jaywalking" the children across the street. According to the RP the teacher did not use a crosswalk to when walking children. The RP stated on several instances more than 40 children were observed in one area with very little or no supervision. The RP when

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