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Sierra Lohr And Sex Abuse Case Study

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Harm: It was reported on 11/1/17, that Ms. Bouley neglected, methamphetamine related hazards impacting Sierra Lohr and sex abuse by Ms. Amy’s partner Nathan Lehman impacting Sierra.
Danger: The Department is concerned that if Ms. Bouley continues to neglect Sierra she will further endanger all children 's safety and their wellbeing. Furthermore, Ms. Bouley’s lack of judgment, stable housing and stress of being a single parent has impacted her ability to keep the children safe.

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