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Staff went to Mentoring Youth Children's Home 2700 1st Avenue, Columbus, Georgia 31904 on above noted date and time to pick up Cynnyia Tucker (13) for behavioral aide. Staff transported Cynnyia to Columbus Public Library to help her with her homework. After Cynnyia completed her homework, staff transported Cynnyia to Lake Bottom Park, 13th Street Columbus, Ga, where we remained for the rest of the behavioral aide visit. Staff encouraged Cynnyia to play basketball to promote a positive way to manage her anger by doing something she is interested in to relieve stress and negative emotions. After the behavioral aide visit was over, staff safely transported Cynnyia with no incidents to Mentoring Youth Children's Home to drop her off. Staff released
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