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Sociological perspectives on effects of parental drug abuse on children
Sociological perspectives on effects of parental drug abuse on children
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Per Reporter: The children's (unknown) mother (Jalexis) and maternal grandmother (Rosayln) smokes marjuana in the home. Rosayln and Jalexis takes pills (Nacole and Lortab). Rosalyn sells marjuana and her mother's (unknown) pills (Nacole and Lotab out of the home. Rosayln's mother is sick and old. Rosalyn has a record with MDOT for selling drugs. It is unknown if the children has access to the drugs. The drugs are used in the home. The drugs are being manfactured in the home. Jalexis and Rosalyn can not pass a drug test. It is unknown what typesof drugs is in their systems. On 2-21-2018, Jalexis was flying around in the car with the children tying to fight. Jalexis was trying to fight another female (unknown). The children were not in a
Anna Garcia is a thirty eight year old Hispanic women. She weighed 165 pounds and was 64 inches tall. She was married to Alex Garcia, but went through a nasty divorce. Anna has no children and one dog. A phone call came in at 9:45 AM on the hot morning of August 14th. Anna’s neighbor, Doug Greene let the police know he saw her walking her dog around 6:30AM yesterday morning, but heard her dog barking for the last two hours. Both the police and the EMT arrived at 9:56AM, and had to break the front door down. Upon entering the house, they found Anna lying face down in the entry hallway, a small pool of blood was by her head. The house was a comfortable 73 degrees fahrenheit. Around her there was evidence. There was vomit, blood spatters, blood on the table, and a pool of blood. As well as, a syringe, white pills, a cup with an unknown fingerprint on it, a muddy shoe print, and a
On September 21, 2015, I was assigned this case to follow up. This case involves Ms. Hadja Bah a thirteen year old Francis Hammond School student. Ms. Bah has a previous runaway history and refuses to follow curfew set at home. Hadja had runaway several times (15-138346/15-121625/15-118272) which I have investigated several of the incidents. CPS investigator Ms. Alice Keany did a family assessment for the Bah family.
McAlister had evidence proving guilty, due to law enforcement conducting scientific evidence methods to prove the evidence gathered from the car and the apartment are related to Jose. Police used the keys to open and search the car where they discovered unlawful items. Thus they discovered $1,000 in $20 bills, a box of Ziploc baggie and a half-kilo of crack cocaine powder in the love box. Additionally, police detected the file on the laptop had data on drug trafficking. The money, baggies, laptop, and cocaine will be evidence for McAlister to be charged with possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute with up to 30 thirty years of incarceration. In contrast law enforcement also discovered an artsy picture of a underage seductively posing naked girl under the bottom cushion of the driver’s seat that holds a small paper reading “Happy Birthday, Mick” in Spanish. As a result the child pornography that was discovered gives Jose McAlister up to two years incarceration for possession. Additionally, Law enforcement discovered a map with a circle over a portion of Interstate 74, a firearm, and a knife with reside on the blade under the passenger’s seat. The map leads law enforcement to the naked body of Venzie Viktum who was wrapped in plastic in a ditch with overgrown weeds four feet high. Pathologist revealed the blood on the knife discovered in Jose’s car and the latent prints on Venzie Viktum were from Jose McAlister. In
During the late 1970’s a movement began with state prosecutors using child abuse, endangerment statues and charges of provisions of drugs to a minor to prosecute pregnant women who used illicit substances during their pregnancies. The prosecution of a pregnant heroine user in the State of California with a felony child endangerment charge was one of the first of such prosecutions in 1977 (Stone-Manista, 2009, pp.823-856). This was the catalyst for the often biased punishment of pregnant drug addicts under the scope of the law. It is this vein of prosecution that struck ...
On 4/9/2018, Hennepin County Child Protection accepted a report alleged neglect failure to provide necessary supervision of Gaz Pelham, Zephaniah Kesselly and Ethan Kesselly by babysitter Deddeh Korman. Per reporter on 04/09/2018 New Hope Police Department (18-5728) stating that on 04/08/2018 at approximately 7:35pm neighbors called for police assistance as a 5 or 6 year old male child (Zephaniah) was wandering the halls of the apartment building. Per officers had dealt with a missing child report the night before in apartment 206A so they went to this apartment first. Per reporter Zephaniah and Gaz answered the door and stated there were no adults in the apartment. Per reporter they stated their
The reporter said Aron is suicidal, and she tried to commit suicide 3 weeks ago. On Feb. 6, 2016, the reporter and Aron were riding around, and Aron tried to jump out of the vehicle (reporter had to hold onto her clothing to keep her from jumping), but the children were not present. Around Feb. 19 & 20, 2016, Aron threatened to pick the children up from school and daycare and drive off a cliff. The reporter didn’t allow Aron to pick the children up from school that day, and he went and picked them up. Jessie (father) reported this incident to law enforcement. During the last week in February (2016), Aron hit Joshua in the face, and his right eye was black (bruised) and swollen. Aron reported that the incident was an accident. Several months ago, Aron hit Joshua in the face and his right eye was swollen, and Aron said it was an accident. During the second week in February, Aron got into a fist fight with Joshua, and his lip was punctured and bloody. The reporter broke up the fight and pulled Aron off the child. Aron was yelling and cursing in Joshua’s ear, while calling him names (Bitches and
In the story “ The secret life of bees”, The author, kidd, strikingly portrays the relationship between lily and rosaleen because lily was sick and tired of his dad. Since lily’s mother died when lily was at a young age. Rosaleen was the only female influence in her life. Rosaleen puts limits on lily just how a mother would. Even though rosaleen is black and lily is white, lily doesn't care because she acts like a mom that cares a lot for her daughter. She would cook for lily and take care for lily. Lily accidently killed her mother deborah while t-ray and deborah were arguing, but t-ray wouldn't tell lily she did it.
Per Reporter: The children's mother and step-father (Crystal and Larry) used cocaine in the home. The children seen Crystal and Larry used the cocaine in the home. The children do not have access to the cocaine. The cocaine is not being sold or manufactured in the home. The home has no food most of the time. The children, mostly eat noodles. The reporter feed the children when she/he have them. The children have not lost any weight. Crystal does get food stamps. Crystal sells the food stamps to pay the bills in the home. Crystal has to sell the food stamps because Larry steals her check and one of the children's checks (J'Tavious). Larry takes the money and buys drugs. The dope boys (unknown) is threaten to shoot up the house, because Larry
“The plastic bag recovered from the car seat contained seven separate plastic bags containing off-white material, which field-tested positive for crack cocaine. In light of the proximity of the bags of cocaine to Ms. Watson, she was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute, a felony. As the owner and operator of the vehicle, Jeffery Cox was arrested and charged with the same felony. A search of his person after the arrest revealed $1,450 in cash and several small empty plastic bags with a powder residue that field-tested positive for cocaine.”
Through watching and analyzing the first video we have learned: James and Marlene Johnson have five year old boy named Brad. It has come to the attention of Mrs. Johnson, there son Brad may have been sexually abused by their babysitter Mary Stanton. Mary Stanton is being accused of sexually touching Brad’s penis in the bathtub and undressing him. Brad also told his mother, Mary had undressed in front of Brad by taking off her shoes and top. Brad had told his mother Mary pulled on his penis twice. Mary Stanton has been babysitting Brad for approximately one year and is with Brad weekly. Mary is 20 years old, is a part time student at TCI, and pursuing a career in education. Mrs. Johnson was asked if she could ever smell alcohol of Mary Stanton’s
Jamari and J'Karius do not go to school. Jamari is responsible for taking care of his younger sibling (Jrule and J'Karius) while their mother (Latia) is work. Latia works in Moblie, Alamaba at Aloryica. The children are not being homeschooled, because Latia is always gone. The children are always left alone in the home. The family has had several report reporter to DHS. A report was reported when Latia left Jrule home alone. Jrule was three years old. Jrule was crying and had used the potty on himself. The neighbor (Mrs. Bank) contacted DHS. Mrs. Bank took Jrule a bath. Jrule had little sore on his leg, penis and bottom from the urine being on him too long. This occurred three weeks ago. The DHS (Worker) came to the home. The DHS
...now yielding to drug use, police must find ways to mobilize and use community opposition to drugs. That the opposition to drugs exists is evident in the willing- ness of many citizens to take direct action against drug dealers. This adds urgency to the task of thinking through a strategy that builds effective partnerships, for it suggests not only that a resource is available to the police, but also that failing to harness it effectively may compound the problem by inciting vigilantism. It also seems clear that successful approaches to the problem will rely on enlisting the assistance of other public agencies. For dealing with drug-related crime, the urinalysis and supervisory capacities of outpatient drug treatment programs might turn out to be valuable. To prevent the spread of drugs to new cohorts of teenagers, cooperation with schools and parents is essential.
During the part of Shakespeare’s life portrayed in Shakespeare in Love, he is writing the play Romeo an Juliet. He based his play on the things that happened to him during that time and therefore there are many comparable between the two films.
At household levels, the drug users usually divert the income meant for the family’s upkeep for purchasing drugs (Barnard, 2007). Also, junior members of the family who abuse drugs tend to commit crimes that may force the relatives to pay for the expenses. The living standard of the family is; therefore, affected leading to unnecessary suffering.
Certain drugs can be injected via a syringe or needle, smoked, ingested through the nasal cavity, and even laced into certain foods and eaten. Unfortunately, in certain areas, drugs can be very easily obtained in an unsafe environment. Usually, drugs affect teenagers the most who are in their high school and college years. It is reported that teenagers can get their hands on narcotics at a myriad of places in their daily lives. They can be found: In the medicine cabinet, at home, at a neighbor’s house, online, a friend, at schools, and at parties. Nowadays, with rapid advancement in drug development, kids as young as 16 can cook and grow their own drugs in their homes. Neglect of strict attention or drug awareness among parents can result in teenagers buying or selling drugs routinely in their