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On 10/19/15 Anna was picked up and being detained at Lee County/ Tupelo Juvenile Center because of parole violation. The reporter stated while detained, pictures were taken of bruises on both Anna’s cheeks that appear to be thumb prints where she may have been grabbed. The child also has visible marks on the back of her neck, under her hair line, on her back, and between her breast area. The reporter stated the marks are not new, but are unusual and nothing she’s seen before. The reporter stated that the marks look like teeth marks. Anna doesn’t require any medical treatment for the marks, but she did try to hide them. The reporter stated Anna will not tell officers what happened to her or how she got the marks. Ms. Kwasinski stated Anna does

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