Pride And Prejudice Newspaper Article

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Per Reporter:
"Jaherica's mother's (Candice) has sore on her head and face. It appeared that Candice looked like she is on crack. A co-worker (unknown) stated that: "Candice looked like she is on crystal meth." Candice shakes a lot. All of Candice's friends are crackheads (unknown). The crackheads do not come to Candice's home. Jaherica was convinced by rape. It is unknown if Jaherica has access to the drugs. It is unknown if the drugs are being used in the home. The drugs are not being sold or manufactured in the home. According to the reporter, Candice stated that: "That her other children (unknown) was taken away back the State of Mississippi, because of nosey neighbor." The reporter has no detail on why the children were removed from her care. Candice stated that: "She cannot be around her
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Candice did not know how to stop the Jaherica from crying. A close friend (unknown) rocks the baby until she fell asleep. Candice stated that: "She wants to kill herself. " Candice does not have a plan. Candice has never mentioned hurting Jaherica. Candice does not have a plan. The home has cat poop everywhere in the home. The home is nasty. The home smelled. It is unknown how the home smelled. The reporter stated that: "He/She will not allow Candice to keep their child." Jaherica is a healthy baby. Jaherica is clean. Jaherica is not malnourish. Jaherica is dress appropriately for the weather. Jaherica loves her baby. Candice stated that: "She loves her baby. If I haven't had Jaherica, I would not know what I would do." According to the reporter, If you talk with Candice, you can tell it is something wrong with her. Maybe it's mental problems or drug problems. Candice has no family members here in Mississippi. Candice was

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