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Resident Mullin Case Summary

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Per the SOC341 on 8/13/15 resident Mullin Bonifacio 14 DOB: 3/23/01 used his foot to fondle 19 year old resident Jonathan Winder 's genitals under a blanket while watching television. According to the report Jonathan 's diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and other undiagnosed developmental disorders. The report revealed that both residents engaged in the incident mutual and consensually. Resident Mullin is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and intermittent explosive disorder as well as pervasive developmental disorder. According to the report both residents have been separated however they continue to reside in the group

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