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CCIB Intake: Case Study
CCIB Intake received self-reported SOC 341 regarding Christopher Daily age 29 DOB: 4/1087 and Nicole Smith. According to the reporting party De'Nier Jackson, while both clients were riding in the van to their day program activity Nicole became frustrated and struck Christopher on the chest three times with her open right hand.
The reporting party stated Nicole is diagnosed with Schizophrenia, attention deficit disorder, and mild mental retarding. Nicole was suspended from the day program for two days.
Christopher is diagnosed with Autism and functions within a moderate intellectual disability.
No injuries were reported from incident.
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