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REPORTER: The reporter (Nicole) called with concerns for the victim, Skyler and Katybug. According to the reporter, Tiffany (mother) does not have a stable home environment for the children; she is going from house to house. Tiffany drops Skyler off with the babysitter (Ossie) and left her for 3 weeks (unknown when), without any food; the child (Skyler) complains about being hungry. Skyler’s hair is nappy and mom doesn’t care about her. Tiffany dropped the child off a week ago with Ossie, and the child has the same outfit on that she had on when mom dropped her off. The reporter said Ossie cleans her up and washes that one outfit. Also, Skyler has on the same clothes from the weekend. It is unknown if Katybug has food or clothing. The child

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