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The worker contacted Michael Love who is a friend of Preston Jones. Mr. Love stated “Preston is a loving father he plays with them and they like to cook meals together. I’ve seen Preston spank the girls on their hands with an open palm and send them to their rooms when they misbehave. Mr. Love stated he didn’t have any concerns for any drug use or alcohol abuse in the home, “Preston does drink alcohol in moderation but he’s never drunk around the girls.” Mr. Love stated “Preston is a good man and he works hard and would do anything for his
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