This supplement is a record of my actions in cases 16-125169 (April10, 2016) and 16-125698 (April 12, 2016).
On April 12, 2016 I was assigned case 16-125169 which involves Ms. Mya Navia a fourteen year old Francis Hammond School Student. On April 13, 2016, I was assigned a second case which was 16-125698 involving the same juvenile. On April 13, 2016 I touched base with Arrosa Kanwai (mother) who had previously denied me access to her daughter (16-119375). I explained the purpose of my detail and explained to Ms. Kanwai the importance of speaking to Mya. Ms. Kanwai granted me access to both her kids as her son had also been leaving home. On April 15, 2016, I responded to Francis Hammond School and spoke to Ms. Kidist Square Mya’s school counselor. Ms. Square pulled Mya Navia from class and was also present while I spoke to Mya
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Mya told me that she left home as she was suspended she admitted that she was gone for hours and had been hanging out with Amy Navarro who resides on North Armistead Street. Mya does not have any medical issues of any kind. Mya told me that no one touched her inappropriately, forced her to do anything and was not a victim of sexual assault. Mya told me that she is not afraid of being home and identified both her mother and brother (Arman) as the people she reaches out to. Mya told me that she does not consume alcohol or partake in any type of drug use. Mya does not associate or know any gang members.
It should be noted that when Mya answered the alcohol consumption question although she said no, her demeanor changed and appeared to smile when answering the question. I suspect this statement to have been false. I spoke to Mr. Don Earlington who told me that Mya has a scheduled hearing for a CHINS hearing for missing school. He confirmed that no paper work need as the school has taken action.
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