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E-Report # 27969 E-Report stated the following: Noah mentioned he ran away from home to a fireman during community helper day on September 29th. No questions were asked. Noah was encouraged by the fireman to not run away. On October 4th, Noah mentioned to Hanna that he ran away and a police man found him. Hanna asked why he ran away. Noah stated that Merrill did bad things to him. Hanna asked if he was okay and Noah said yes and then said he's much better now. Noah mentioned that he was trying to get to his grandpa's house. Noah did not give any more details that day. On October 6th Noah began wetting his pants during the school day. October 11th, Noah wetted his pants again during the school day. Today, October 16th, Noah wetted his pants

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