Case Study: M Kya Called Her Cellular Phones After School

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Ms. Coleman stated that on November 20, 2017, M'Kya called her cellular phone after school. M'Kya stated that she just got off from the school and her father wasn't there. Ms. Coleman stated that she told M'Kya to go to the bus station and took the bus home. Ms. Coleman stated that approximately 1710 hours, she received a phone call from M'Kya stating that Mr. Denny told her to get off the bus, stating he will take her back to his place. M'Kya stated that she was on Alabama Ave, SE and was on W4 bus. Ms. Coleman then told her daughter not to get off the bus and told her to come home. Ms. Coleman stated that a few moments later she heard verbal altercation between M'Kya and Mr. Denny over the phone and then phone call was disconnected. Ms. Coleman

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