Case Study: R/S Cassandra

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R/s Cassandra is very hostile towards others because DSS was at house. R/s Cassandra is hostile towards her husband, James’ family and she doesn’t want them over to the house. R/s Cassandra is also hostile towards her children. R/s Cassandra allows the children to be hostile to adults and she is hostile to family members when her children are present. R/s LE was called to the home twice because Cassandra was hostile to family members. R/s 56-year-old Bobby lives in the home but Cassandra doesn’t want him there, so she and the children taunts Bobby and they calls him bad names. R/s Bobby has mental health issues due a traumatic incident when he was younger. R/s Cassandra taunts Bobby and then calls the Sheriff and states Bobby is bothering

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