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The Reporting Party Case Study

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The reporting party (RP) stated on 9/13/16 former foster child Crystal Jimenez disclosed while resident in the foster home of Helen Torres, she would lock the foster child out of the house. The foster child would be required to "calm down" before being allowed into the home. Crystal didn 't state how many time these incidents occurred, however she did state she was locked out during the day. These incidents were upsetting and caused her to

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