Crest Aftercare Case Study

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Your Honor ordered Mr. Newsome to successfully complete Crest Aftercare, pay court cost and fines and obtain/ maintain employment. On 02/10/16, Mr. Newsome submitted to a random drug screen. The test was returned positive for Ethyl Glucuronide (ETG). On 02/17/16, Mr. Newsome reported for case management with Crest Aftercare and Probation. Mr. Newsome admitted to drinking 3 beers on 02/08/16. Mr. Newsome was placed on contract with Crest Aftercare. On 06/29/16, Mr. Newsome submitted to a random drug screen. The test was returned positive for Amphetamines. Mr. Newsome did not have any known medication prescribed to him by his primary care physician at the time of the drug screen. Mr. Newsome was a week away from completing Crest Aftercare.

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