Countis Mcbrie Research Papers

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Cambrie's mom Countis does not have food (formula) for her. Countis missed Cambrie's WIC appointment numerous of times. Cambrie has a long scar across her forehead. Cambrie crawls out of her car seat and fell out of the car. Cambrie has a bruise under her right eye. It is unknown if Cambrie received medical treatment. Cambrie has all types of bruises (unknown). Countis' sister (unknown) girlfriend (unknown) smokes weed (marijuana). It is unknown if the girlfriend smokes in the home. It is unknown if weed is manufactured in the home. It is unknown if the children have access to the weed. The home smells like weed when the front door is open. Countis and sister do not smoke weed.
The girlfriend has two children in the home. Cherish and Unknown

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