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Marijuana Case Study: Valerie's Fascinating Children

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Valerie has babysat the children this last week and stated during her tenor she’s witnessed the children hit, pushed, screamed and yelled at, cursed, and present when drugs are used by their mother. According to the reporter, Kathy hits the children whenever she’s upset an on 08/27/15 the reporter witnessed Kathy hit and push Allison down after the child walked into the restroom while her mother used drugs; the children have not had injuries that require medical treatment. Valerie is unsure what kinds of drugs were used, but she believes Kathy is shooting something up her arm. Kathy has also been witnessed trading her car for drugs. Valerie did not hear any dialogue but witnessed Kathy take drugs from an unknown male and he took her car in

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