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This referral is being coded as FOUNDED for Neglect: Lack of Supervision/protection with mother, Stephanie Matarese, as the perpetrator, and her daughter, Jenna Matarese, as the victim. Stephanie is unable to safely parent Jenna due to her alcohol abuse and and domestic violence.

There has been multiple reports that Stephanie drives while intoxicated with Jenna in the car. Stephanie reports that drinking helps her to cope with her DV trauma, from her
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