Case Study On Jaycob V.

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On 10/18/17 at 1828 hours, I Officer Graves made contact with Donna Neece (mother of Jaycob) by telephone in reference to Jaycob’s whereabouts. Donna stated that Jaycob was put out the residence by Mark for a week and was not going to school. Her statements were conflicting from what Mark advised to police on the last contact.
She advised that Jaycob was on medications at one point, however, she did not like the side effects of the medications and took him off the medications. She informed me that Jaycob at one point was receiving in home therapy four times a week. Mark stated that Donna removed Jaycob from the home and placed him with a friend that resides in Burlington NC. She stated that she is not able to care for

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