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Jaqwon White's Case

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EREPORT # 19279 stated the following: The incident happened in the last few days. The caregiver spanked the child with his open hand. Ezekial Goss, Jaqwon White 's older brother, told The Baptist Children 's Village case manager Lauren Douglas that his brother received a spanking. She informed BCV Campus Director Mark Mathis who contacted me. The information came from the child 's older brother. On March 24, Robert Whitman was asked at a cottage team meeting if he had spanked Jaqwon White. He indicated that he had swatted him on the hand. He was asked by Campus Director Mark Mathis. Robert and Betty Whitman are no longer in the house with the children and THOUGH THEY DO NOT YET KNOW, they will not be returning to service. The child is in the

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