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R/s he was unable to reach the family, until Friday. R/s Charmie reported to him that she is living with her boyfriend, Anthony and his mother, Donna. R/s according to Charmie, Sandra is homeless because she was evicted. R/s there is a juvenile warrant for Charmie and she will be picked up today. R/s he has a scheduled meeting at 9:30 am this morning with Charmie. R/s Charmie will be placed in hold for 48 hours at the DJJ Correction Center in Columbia. ALLEGATIONS: R/s Charmie (16) is 6 months pregnant and she is living with her boyfriend, Anthony Kline and his mother, Donna Kline. R/s Charmie has been living there for 5 months. R/s Sandra (mom) is homeless. R/s Charmie is on probation for violating her court order school attendance plan

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