Cm Gilmore Case Summary

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CM Gilmore attempted to make contact with the family at the address that was listed on the report. The negibhor reported that the family moved due to the new landlord not wanting to fix the things in the home. They didn’t think it safe with the children being there, so they moved out of the home. CM Gilmore contacted the phone number listed for Clifton Noble, and was able to leave a detailed voicemail. CM Gilmore traveled to the second address that was listed on the report for Clifton Nobles. CM Gilmore arrived at the home around 8:15am. Clifton greeted CM at the door. CM Gilmore explained the purpose of the visit. Clifton disclosed that Destini (Katherine) and Courtney normally reside with him during the week, and Courtney is currently …show more content…

He reported that due to him having a current ministry, and with him having a past like Brandy he felt that he could help her. He disclosed that he paid for Bmo to go to a treatment center. Bmo was only there for a month, and came back home, because her daughter Brooklyn was very ill. Mr. Nobles disclosed that he is Brandy’s pastor, and he communicates with her a lot regarding her personal life. He disclosed that he provided Brandy the steps to take when she left treatment, and she has done everything that is needed to ensure that she does not relapse. Clifton disclosed that Brooklyn has a mental issue, and she is in special educations classes at her school (North Harlem Elementary). He disclosed that she 9 years of age, and is not able to read as of yet. He disclosed that in the past Brooklyn has made a lot of false statements, and at the time she was residing with him. When Brooklyn started making false statements regarding his home, she advised Brandy to allow Brooklyn to reside with her, because he didn’t want any false statements to make about him and his home environment. Clifton disclosed that since she came home from her treatment, she has been clean, and has begun attending church more. Clifton disclosed that he sees her every Friday for church. She is also helping him with getting a battered women shelter. He reported that also she is not employed, she is very much involved in

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