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Deborah Pounds: How Becky Lost Her Home
EREPORT # 19512 stated the following: This has been ongoing but it has recently gotten worse. Becky is using drugs such as pills, meth, etc. Becky has recently been seen back with her ex-boyfriend, Clay Hinds, who is a major drug user and has a long history with drugs and law enforcement. Becky has lost her home due to her instability. Becky is dependent on her mother's help and the grandmother is practically raising the children to the best of her ability. Deborah Pounds recently had an eviction notice on her home and it is unknown how long they have to get out or if they have made accommodations. Deborah has very limited income and means to provide for the children and Becky is off strung out on drugs and hanging out with Clay. The family
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