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Case Study Of Trevor's Abuse

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The reporting party (RP) stated while performing an intake of day care child Trevor Smith on 7/11/16 he disclosed his day care provider 's mother (name unknown) hits him on the head. According to the RP the mother would hit Trevor with an open head various places on his head per drawing completed by him. Trevor disclosed that the mother would hit him for being bad, however he could not remember the specifics. Trevor disclosed the latest incident occurred a few weeks ago; however the RP stated he was having difficulties remembering. The frequency of the alleged abuse is unknown. Tara Smith, Trevor 's mother reported not observing any bruises. The RP stated Trevor disclosed that other children in the day care were also hit by the
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