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Case Study Of R's Mindy

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R/s today Mindy tested positive for opiates and cocaine. R/s Mindy attends the Methadone Clinic in Florence. R/s Mindy was upset leaving the clinic. ALLEGATIONS R/s Mindy is high on opiates and cocaine. R/s Mindy is driving a black pick-up truck and she has the baby with her. R/s there is another unknown passenger in the truck. R/s the truck has no license tags just paper tags. R/s it is hearsay that Mindy almost run into the ditch. From CPS history Kyleigh is in the home.

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