Observation In Childcare

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Initial contact: CW Holland made initial contact with Gylian “William” Long and the three minor children Graylan “Jace”, Gylian “Ethan” and Garren “Cade”. Cade and Ethan are sleep. Ethan is observed to be sleep on the couch. Cade was in the bed room sleep on a blow up mattress.

CW Holland made initial contact at 653 East Church Street Batesburg, SC. CW Holland made contact with Gylian “William” Long. He stated that he is the only that discovered all this mess. CW read the allegation. CW Holland provided brochures. William stated that around 9/26 brought all her stuff to his residence to get away from David. He commented that the children were 632 Crystal Springs Drive and that is where she brought all of her stuff from. He commented that
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He commented that after a week it started to go to hell fast. He commented that Amanda is on drugs. He commented that he knows Amanda is on drugs because he has known her for so long and they have been together on and off. He stated that Amanda has done this before. When inquiring about that what has happened before, he stated that she has called and said that she was leaving David and come to him. He stated that Amanda will move in where he is staying and try to move David in. David stated that the police was out here earlier doing a welfare check on the children. William commented that Amanda told police that he was making meth out of the home. He commented that the police did not find anything. He stated that he had the children when the police came to the home. He stated that over the past couple of weeks; the children have been disclosing that things that have been happening when they have been with their mother. William has found out Graylan was hit by David. He commented that the kids has stated that he was hit with the metal part of the belt. He commented that the boys has stated that David knocked Ethan out. He commented that he started to write it and documented it. William has tried to address the allegations with Amanda. He

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