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Ariel Weiland Case Summary
On October 28, 2016 at approximately 2308 hours FHEO Officer Ariel Weiland (419) was posted at the ED Security Office when she observed, a young Hispanic male and his mother walked through ED lobby. The mother of the young Hispanic male who was later identified as Michael Maya (DOB/FIN: 09/02/1999- 86377247) sat him on the couch and went to register him at the ED registration desk. Patient, Maya was calm as he waited for his mother to come back. Once the mother returned to him, he began to behave in a disorderly manner and tried to snatch a pill bottle from his mother, at which time the mother was able to grab the bottle from him, and gave it to another family member who accompanied them. The patient became agitated and confused, he was seen

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