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Ms. Beach stated her grandfather who lives next door contacted her and stated he observed a green dodge ram leaving the residence with a white refrigerator. Ms. Beach stated she contacted Alfred Mays who went to the residence and found the side door kicked open. She advised she were informed the kitchen refrigerator was missing. She stated she evicted Connie Frazier and Bob Robinson

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The reporter wants someone to go out and check the living conditions at the home. The gas has not been on for 27 months. Mom cooks on a portable burner that the grandmother gave to her. The water is on illegally. It's unknonwn how they bathe because the wter is not hot. The gas is for the stove and hot water heater. There are work utilities as far as they know. The reporter assume it's being paid by another adult in the home. TJ is always hungry. He is being fed but not nutriously. TJ mentions being fed nooldes with weiners often. The children are clothed when dad or his family buy clothes. Other than that, they wear too little clothing. Dad sends them in nice clothes; if not, it's unknown what

Upon my arrival, I met with homeowner, Ms. Anastasia Shields and tenant Stephen Hayes who was intoxicated and being verbally aggressive. Mr. Hayes related that he rents a room from Ms. Shields. An argument erupted tonight between the parties when Ms. Shields asked for the rent which is over a month past due. On inquiry, Mr. Hayes produced a lease between Ms. Shields and himself. At this time, I noted that the property is a single residence and Mr. Hayes actually lives with Ms. Shields, which is against Haddon Township Ordinance.

The second allegation was made by Kristina Ruehli and she stated that “It was all foggy, and I woke up in the bed. I found myself on the bed, and he had his shirt off. He had unzipped his pants.” (Littlefield).

This officer conducted a home visit on June 1, 2016. The home is in the Collingswood neighborhood in Portsmouth, Virginia. The home is a town home style residence in the Mallard Cove complex. The residence is a two-story unit which consists of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, den and two bedrooms. The residence is of frame and vinyl siding construction and not in need of repair. Keshawna has her own bedroom when she is there. The home has a small front yard and a court yard. There is also a storage shed on the property. At the time of this officer’s visit, housekeeping standards appeared good. The complex appears in good repair and fairly well maintained. The Collingswood area has a moderate degree of criminal activity. The residence is very

For about over a year Dorothy was having issues with the property manager, Adner Delhomme, of the complex where she lives. (See Attachment Protective Service Elder Abuse Community Complaint Report dated on 01/07/16)

Complainant alleges that the community room was not open at 8a.m. Respondents assert that because of their maintenance workers and management staff starting schedules this could not have happened. By Complainant’s own admission, after he spoke to Kennedy at 9:40 a.m., the room was unlocked and opened for all of the tenants at approximately 10 a.m. The investigation did not reveal and no evidence has been presented which shows that this occurrence altered the terms and conditions of Complainant’s housing. The evidence does not suggest that Respondents’ actions, which impacted all of the building’s tenants, were severe or pervasive enough to rise to the level of harassment or singled Complainant out based on his age, disability, race and source of income. Regarding the missing remote, Complainant suggests that Respondents removed the remote because he wanted to watch the television is pure

R/s Samuel (10) and Bradley (8) haven’t been in school for seven days. R/s Brandi (mom) and the children were staying with Jeanne (a friend). R/s Brandy left the children with Jeanne for two days. R/s on last Saturday, Jeanne dropped the children off to their grandmother’s house. R/s Brandy returned with a man to Jeanne’s house. R/s the family moved to Clover, SC from Myrtle Beach, SC.

Upon my arrival I attempted to make contact with the occupants multiple times by knocking on all three doors and ringing the doorbell. I was not receiving an answer at the door and I could not observe hear anyone inside the residence.

Maria said, “When there is a report of an abuse by a resident we have to keep contact with the resident for any psychological damage and/or to prevent it from happening

Per our conversation SC is unable to find BO a place to live. As his provider you are reasonable for security him a place to live. In the conversation you stated that Bo is at Sundance hospital garland because the police was called Friday because Bo threated your staff. Pam you also noted that BO was getting ready to be discharge to from Sundance hospital garland. SC called Sundance hospital garland the Nurse stated he is not getting ready to discharge and there is no orders for upcoming discharges . Pam you also noted that Bo called and want to return to the group home. Pam you noted Bo can come back to the home. Pam noted is was her concern for her staff. SC noted have she had training to learn invention for the behaviors.

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I am writing to express my interest in the Student Research Assistant position for Southampton Hoteliers Association. I apply for the job following a job posting listed on the association's website on January 1 this year.

On June 13, 2013, Jennifer Nelson, American filmmaker, filed a case in federal court for the Southern District of New York against Warner Chappell Music Inc. in the name of her company Good Morning to You Production. She was directing a movie about the history of the song “Happy Birthday to You” and had to pay $1,500 to get the right to play the song. Later, a similar case was filed in the Sentral District of California, Rupa Marya v. Warmer Chappell Music Inc, No 2:13-cv-04460. These cases were later combined. Warner’s Motion to dismiss had been denied.