Shacarra's Narrative Analysis

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Shacarra thinks she was molested the night prior to intake, by her 16y/o cousin. She was upset and did not want to talk much about it. She went to sleep in her bed with her two sisters, and pallets were on the floor in the room for her two cousins. She woke up on the pallet the male cousin supposed to have been on, and her panties and pajama pants were down. The male cousin was still in the home, but it was unknown if he was still on the pallet. The female cousin and her sister told her something happened, and the female cousin provided more details than the sister. Shacarra told the reporter that her bottom hurt, and she felt pain (burning) when she urinated (details unknown). Shacarra stated he did something to her behind. Shundra was notified

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