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Roberta Houston's Home Case Study

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On 06/21/2017 I, Deputy Daniel Pruitt was dispatched to the Creek County Sheriff 's Office for a burglary complaint. I spoke to Roberta Houston who made the following statement.

Roberta said that her adopted grandson Remington Barton had been at her home without permission. Roberta said she was in the process of filing a protective order against Remington. Roberta said on 06/20/2017 Remington called and said he was on his way to Roberta 's home. Roberta said Remington was going to her home because nobody to answer his calls. Roberta said Remington sent a picture of the back porch of her home. Roberta said Remington did not have permission to be at the home. Roberta said a family member went to her home and noticed the door to the kitchen
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