Ethical Issues Involved In Social Media

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Per Reporter: Abigal's parent's (Debbie and Jason) and Jason's ex-girlfriend (unknown) and their son (unknown) lived in at a motel (Golden Coach) in Greenwood, MS. All the adults in the room used meth, heroin, marijuana, cocaine, ice, and anything that would get them high. The children are exposed to the used needles the adults used for heroin. All the adults in the room used drugs in front of the children. The children have access to the drugs. The drugs are sold in the room. The drugs are not being manufactured in the room. The drugs are being absorbed in the children's skin. Debbie and the ex-girlfriend prostitute for money. They used the money to buy drugs, to buy little food and pay for the hotel room. Debbie was fired from work at Lusto for selling drugs outside of the business. It is unknown when this occurred. …show more content…

The officer came to the hotel room and searched Debbie and found the drugs; The children were in the room. Jason and ex-girlfriend were in the room as well. Abigal was left in the custody of Jason. Jason is a drug addict and is always high. Jason had Abigal on Facebook Messenger contacted everyone in Debbie's messenger contact list. Jason stated that: Debbie was bailed out or last night by someone and he did not know where she was." Abigal was in the background asking for a birthday cake and can not wait to trick or treat. Abigal sound very excited about her birthday on 10-31-17. Abigal stated that: "She was going to eat the whole cake up. Jason said to Abigal, "They do not have any money for a birthday cake. The reporter stated that: "They have money for drugs." The reporter later found out that he was looking for Debbie to brings him some drugs. It is unknown if the children are eaten a cooked meal. The children mostly eat fast

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