Kamia Waddell: The Cause Of Domestic Abuse

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So, I just called him and he said he does not have any domestic abuse against his ex’s & no one ever filled domestic abuse against him.
He said he filled OFP In 2014 against his ex. Kamia Waddell because she has physically hit her daughter Makayla. So, he is saying that he is not aware of any domestic abuse.


Also, he reported his two other children are back with their maternal grandmother. School and police released them to Monica Reeves. Tray Mason DOB 12/5/04 and Tylan Masson DOB 5/8/07. School (Scott Highlands Middle School)
he said to me that there is no CP report at Dakota County because the children were not at home at the time. So, something not adding up for me!!.
**Regarding the Family court he said the judge approved for maternal

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