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Carlos currently resides at 19920 67th Ave NE Apt 28 Arlington, WA 98223 with a family he considers his Uncle, Aunt, and cousins, (Antonio & Sandra Orocco). The Orocco’s are not his biological family and are close friends of his mother and mother (Olga Munguia and Florencio Munguia). Carlos states that he decided to live with the Orocco’s because he did not want to move to the Federal Way area with his mother due to more job opportunities in Snohomish County. Carlos states that he shares a room with his “cousin” who is 16 years old. He states that he likes the family he lives with and they are a major part of his positive support system. Update 4.14.17: Carlos’ living arrangement has not changed this reporting period. His mother, …show more content…

At the time of this report, the two are broken up and Stephanie has moved to Arizona. Carlos states that he has mixed feelings and emotions about the breakup. His focus has been on the financial investment he put into the relationship and is saddened that it came to an abrupt end. Carlos states that there is a silver lining to not being in a relationship, he can focus on working on himself and save money. Carlos’ biggest challenge to date is learning how to be an adult at a young age. As stated above, he works full time and is actively working to earn his GED at Open Doors, an alternative school in Marysville, WA. Being independent has presented challenges for Carlos financially. He has made many poor fiscal decisions, namely a love for automobiles that has impacted his overall level of stress and anxiety. Update …show more content…

He states that because he is on his feet all day he suffers from chronic foot pain. Carlos states that he is currently participating in physical therapy for foot treatment. Update 4.14.17: Carlos reports that he continues to have foot pain, but it is healing. Carlos has no other health concerns. Risk Assessment: At the time of this report, Carlos’ risk for future acts of sexual misconduct is considered low. Additionally, Carlos’ threat for future acts of sexual misconduct is also considered low. The risk factors present during his psychosexual deviancy evaluation are still factors that warrant consideration; sexually assaulted the same victim on 2 or more occasions (a static risk factor), and having a lack of intimate peer relationships/social isolation (a dynamic risk factor). Carlos has been working on the latter dynamic risk factor and states that he is cultivating more peer relationships and is currently in a romantic relationship with a 23-year-old

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