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Justine Rape Case
Justine refused to return to Tour's Unit after school and was during a standoff. Campus Supervisor kept a visual on student at all times, student sat down on the floor and pull a small plastic object from her pocket and began to reopen sores on her left arm. Tour’s nurse was called to do an assessment on Justine because her arm was bleeding. Once Nurse Carlo arrived Justine became combative and attempted to attack Nurse Carlo. Campus Supervisor and Mr. Chuck intervene and placed Justine in a standing to seat restrain from 4:30pm -4:45 pm.
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