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Ccib Intake And Bullying: A Case Study

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CCIB Intake received a call from Co-Complainant Adrienne Williams (323) 802-5315 who disclosed that the son of resident Eleanor Lanzarotta in room 204 punched resident David Lester in the face. Notably David is described as having dementia with aggressive and combative tendencies. Today, April 24, 2017, David entered Eleanor 's room and struck her which resulted in her son striking him back. The complainant was not aware if David sustained an injury from the encounter due to it being the end of the shift. The complainant reported David is not appropriately placed in the facility and poses a significant risk to the other residents in care. According to the RP David strike other residents daily, sometimes several times a day. Therefore, the staff

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