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CCIB received a complaint via phone call from RP stating on 4/17/2017 around 4:30 pm she went to pick up Mile from day care. RP stated Mila mentioned she was “thirsty” and could she get some water. RP stated that she asked Mila were her water cup was, Mila replied “she did not know” and “that it has been missing”. RP mentioned she went to her car to get Mila a bottled water from her car and she drank it all very quickly. RP stated that she went to ask a teacher Ms. Karen where was Mila’s water cup and when the last time Mila had water, Ms. Karen replied “she didn’t know”. In addition, RP stated that she talked to Administrator Viktoria about when Mila had water last, she replied “possibly about a couple of hours ago”. RP also mentioned that

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