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On 12/28/15 Colby was detained and taken to Desoto County Detention Center for stealing his parent’s car, running away, and petty theft. The reporter stated on 01/06/16, Mrs. Welding told her she doesn’t want Colby back in her home because she’s tired of his defiant behavior and at her wits end. The reporter stated Colby also tested positive for drugs and this may also have effected Mrs. Walding’s decision. Ms. Anthony stated she told Mrs. Walding since the child could not come back to her home, she would have to make a referral to DHS; Mrs. Walding told the reporter to do what she had to do. The reporter stated its unknown how Mr. Walding feels about the decision his wife has made because Mrs. Walding left instructions that all communication

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