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Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation: Who Is Antwone?

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Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation Antwone is not prone to any suicidal risks. There is no evidence of a past planned or attempted suicide. Antwone is not a danger to himself or to others, and there is no evidence that he has any thoughts about harming others. His only high risk behavior is that he is likely to get into an altercation with the other sea-men when they provoke him. Abused Assessment In the past year, Antwone had not been physically hurt by another person. However, he most likely have been hit and kicked during the physical altercations between him and the other sea-men. Antwone is currently in a relationship, but there was no evidence that his partner is a threat or display any type of physically harms to them. Antwone was not

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