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Child Observation Report

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On or about Sunday, August 16, 2015 at 2314 hours your AFFIANT was dispatched to the 200 block of E. Centre St. for fight in progress. Your AFFIANT arrived on scene and the fight was no longer in progress. I spoke with witness Diana TAPIA who stated Abraham BERRIENTOS has feelings for her but she does not have feelings for him. TAPIA stated she was at the One Stop in Shenandoah with another male and BERRIENTOS was there as well. TAPIA stated BERRIENTOS was drinking all night at the One Stop and he drove to E. Centre St. drunk. TAPIA showed your AFFIANT the vehicle BERRIENTOS was driving. The vehicle was a black in color Ford Explorer bearing Pennsylvania registration JTV2697. Your AFFIANT observed the Explorer parked on an angle at the
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