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The reporting party (RP) reported group home child Tommy Suh age 11 DOB: 1/6/05 had the smell of marijuana on his clothing last week (the exact date was not specified) while exiting the bus. According to the RP this was an isolated incident. The RP spoke with a previous group home employee who confirmed a staff smoked "weed" while she was working in the facility. For the past month, Tommy has arrived to school with a cluster of bug bites on his body. Consequently the group home has used insecticide to rid the facility of the bed bugs. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to have worked. The RP contacted the group home who believes the child received the bites from his father's home. Yesterday, October 31, 2016 Tommy arrived to school with a rash
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