The Reporting Party Case Study

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The reporting party (RP) stated on 10/08/16 children Zachary Taylor Lawrence age 13 DOB: 3/19/03 and Daniel Dawayne Barnes Jr. age 9 DOB: 7/31/07 were playing in a "Bounce House" together. Zachary exited the bounce house and informed a staff member that Daniel had exposed himself to Zachary for no apparent reason. Privately Daniel was questioned regarding the incident which he stated; Zachary had told him if he exposed himself, he (Zachary) would give him his hat. According to the RP Zachary and Daniel are not related. Subsequently the RP do not share a room in the facility and staff will prevent any further contact between the two

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