Personal Narrative: My Home Condition

I spoke to Rob Bettinger who stated someone had broke into his home. Rob stated the only thing missing was a envelope with $700.00 dollars in a dresser in the master bedrooom. Rob stated nothing else in the home had been touched or messed with. Rob stated the suspect used something to force open the door from the garge into the home. I noticed the door was broken and the lock was in the floor of the home. I took photos of the damage to the door and place into evidence.

The dishes in the kitchen sink where stacked nearly a foot tall. The kitchen counters had miscellaneous tools, junk and trash stacked all over it to where there was not any visible counter space. There were piles of laundry approximately two feet tall and three feet in diameter, clean and dirty, in the kitchen and the laundry room but I was unable to differentiate between the two. The kitchen and dining floor, which was white tile, was mostly black with what appeared to be and smelled like animal feces but the Dunn’s stated this was mud from the driveway. I advised the Dunn’s that they should clean the residence and that I would follow up in a couple of days. The Dunn’s assured me the residence would be cleaned in a day. I

Nothing in the house appeared to be stolen which leads investigators to believe it was an

I would ask about the behavior of the other two children in the home. Do they misbehave like their son does? I would question the neighbors who reported this incident, Mrs. Jackson, and the grandmother.

Someone broke into my car and about $400 worth of cash and items were stolen.

Christopher told me he worked an overnight shift last night at the Caledonia Care and Rehab and that his apartment was ransacked sometime between 0200 hours and 0600 hours. Christopher said he was missing a PS3, 32” TV, silver neckless, and approximately $400 cash. Christopher didn’t know the brand of the TV and didn’t have any serial numbers or pictures of any of the stolen items. Jager then said he has some property still at the apartment from when he lived there and a few items were stolen also. Jager stated a he was missing a pair of Jordan shoes and a desktop computer. Jager wasn’t sure if the desktop was a HP or a Dell.

According to the reporter, Richard took their 2 boys last year around June. She has only seen them 2 times since then. Richard said he was going to Mississippi for a week but he didn't come back. They both have joint custody. The reporter doesn't want her children in the system but CPS will see everything she is talking about. There are a total of 6 people living in a 2 bedroom apartment. Richard sleeps on the couch. The boys sleep on pee pee and shitty pallets on the floor. The grandparents and Abiagail have their own separate rooms. Everyone (Robbie, Donna, & Richard) smokes cigarettes and weed. They smoke around the children. The boys stated their clothes smell like smoke and everyone at school makes fun of them because they smell like smoke. Drugs are not

The unknown three years old child's mother (Tameisha) smokes marijuana and drinks liquor in the home. There is another male (Yark, Nu Nu, Mike, and unknowns) that smokes marijuana and drinks liquor in the home as well. The reporter visits the home two weeks ago for the first time with a mutual friend (Jasmine). The reporter stated that: "Once she entered the home the smelled of marijuana was all you could smell. The were three children there in the home at that time. It is unknown who the other two children are. Tameshia's son was tugging on her while she was smoking marijuana. The child was telling Tameshia he was hungry. Tameshia was still smoking the marijuana when she shoved the child to the ground. The child felled on his

According to the reporter, the mother would use crack and drink alcohol in the home, in front of the child. There would be different people in and out of the home, as well as different men that would in and out of the home. Rowell has two DUI's in which she obtain within a year. It was unknown if the child was present in the car with her at those times. Rowekell would drag the child up and down the road to different places where people would drink all day. The child would also run around in the yard, in front of men. Drugs are not being sold in the home, only used. Law Enforcement has not been contacted. Rowkell has two sons that are in the custody of her adoptive mother. The reporter also mentioned that Lisa and Rowkell would prostitute at

It made sense for me to go as I was familiar with the lady in question, I was the one who worked on her husband case all those years ago. I arrived to see the carer’s body splayed out on the first level of the house, strangled. The old lady looked down at me from atop the staircase still sat in her wheelchair, she was silent but her face hung low in shock. I of course, could immediately rule her out as a suspect, due to her inability to move up and down the stairs, and because she was trapped up there the time the murder took place. The death of the carer looked similar but unrelated to her husband death, for he was found downstairs lying face first on the living room floor, he was

I left my radio in the back room in was most likely with the volunteer who was covering for me. He yelled at me to "get up" and told me lets talk in Joshs' office (which was a few steps away). Daniel storms in Joshs' office, turns on the light and sits down in the office chair in front of the desk with his arms crossed and a sticky note in his hand. I follow him and prop the door open with the door stop is I say "lets keep the door open it's hot in here." The real reason I did this was because I was extremely uncomfortable. He then yells, "Do you want to tell me where you have been?". I was standing in the door way, not completely in the room when I told him that I met with HR. He asked very angrily who I got permission to leave from and then stated that I left my post without permission.

The reporter stated she’s witnessing a child dropped off at Mr. Leopard’s home daily around 8:30 and 9:00 am each morning; it’s during school hours and its unknown if the child is attending school. The reporter stated Mr. Leopard is a known meth dealer and has been witnessed manufacturing the drugs inside the home with the child present. The reporter stated she last witnessed the child go inside the home on 02/15/16 and states its common sense they are having sex because the child tells people Lee is her boyfriend. The reporter stated she’s never witnessed drugs used or manufactured from the home, but she can smell meth while she’s standing at the mailbox; the mailbox is directly in front of Mr. Leopard’s home. According to the reporter, a

Reporter advises the worker not to call either patient. They are not capable of answering questions. Reporter is working to get the patient's out of the home where they live. The patients live next door to each other. Sophia was seen at Robin's home on today. Reporter has never seen her there before. She may live at either patient's home. Phyllis said her caregiver was a babysitter for the child but the caregiver wasn't there at the time. This was at Phyllis' home. The nurse speculate there is drug use in the home. It is unknown what type of drugs. There were adults in the yard smoking some type of drug. There were no tests done on the patients. Per reporter, the house is a trailer. There are concerns for the child's safety upon going in. It

The reporter stated she contacted Covington County and was told to call the hotline and they would give her a call but they never did. Tracey wasn't there when the reporter last went to the home. Tracey was put in a nuthouse but her children were there. From the reporter's understanding, Tracey is out of the nuthouse. Alisha got custody of Dakota a year ago when taken from Ashley. While at the home two weeks ago, the home smelled like cat and dog feces. There was stuff everywhere. Dakota's room had clothes all over the floor. It looked like a garbage bin; there was trash everywhere. It's unknown how he sleeps in there. He is responsible for cleaning his room but he said he doesn't because the children will trash it again. There is another room where the clothes are stacked halfway to the door and you can't open the door. It's unknown who suppose to clean that room. There are holes beat in the wall. The children are not bathed. There are working utilities. The reporter is not sure what the children eat; the refridgerator is filthy. Dakota eats at school. They should have clothes as many as there are in the home. There are roaches

Reporter don't see the boys get on the bus. Kylee gets on the bus rarely. The children are not home schooled. There is no bedding or furniture in the home. There is not kitchen table or any chairs. They sleep on floors. They sleep all day and stay up all night. There are concerns about drug abuse in the home. The boyfriend constantly looks messed up. There are people over all times of the night; it raises a concern. Reporter suspects drugs are used in the home. The boyfriend acts funny. He wears sunglasses day and night. He rarely takes them off. Reporter has see the children sleep on the porch swing at night and they are on it during the day. They are not at school. There are so many things that are not right. It's unknown if drugs are sold