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Runaways Case Study

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Runaway Juvenile Dispatched to 900 N. Travis for report of a runaway juvenile 's possible location, Upon arrival, I made contact with the Juvenile 's mother Leticia Ramos (DOB-00-00-0000). Ramos stated, "I heard Leon was staying with my daughter, and she was moving from Nixon to San Marcos, and he was going with her. I 'm upset because she did not contact me nor did Leon about whereabouts, and I want him home now before I press charges." Ramos made contact with her daughter identified as Sunshine Fonseca (DOB-09-02-1991), and advised Fonseca to return home with Carrera, and moments later Fonseca arrived, and Carrera exited the SUV. Fonseca stated, "We tried calling you, but you never answered and Leon was staying with me." Ramos was upset
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