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PER REPORTER: Chinisa's basketball coach said on yesterday afternoon Chinisa's leg was hurting because something happened at home but she didn't want to talk about it. She said her mother beat her with a belt Tuesday night. She reported it to the coach on Wednesday afternoon after school. She said she has bruises on her upper thigh. she kept pointing to her left thigh. Reporter didn't see the bruises. She was going to wait to see if the school nurse could look because of the location. She said it happened because mom found nude pictures of a male on Chinisa cell phone. Chinisa went on to say that her mother beats her with a belt regularly for no reason, weekly. She gave no explanation. Chinisa understand the reasoning this time. She said she
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