Early Childhood Interviews

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On May 22, 2018, at approximately 1540 hours, Investigator Mems went to the Children’s Protection Center located at 1210 Wolfe Street Little Rock, AR. The interview was conducted by “Lisette” with CPC, and present during the interview was Karma Young (10 yr. old Juvenile). What follows is a summary of Ms. Young’s statement Interview. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> > >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> During the interview with Ms. Young she stated, Emma Turner has been her guardian for approximately seven months. Ms. Young advised prior to living with Ms. Turner, she lived with her mother (Whittney Young) and grandmother (Tonya Shelton). Ms. Young went on to state she did not live with her mother anymore, due to her mother not being able to take care of her. …show more content…

Young was asked is there anyone she did not feel safe around, and she then stated her father “Rolando”. Ms. Young advised her father drinks a lot, and takes his hands off of the steering wheel while driving. Ms. Young advised she observed her father steal beer from the

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