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On Saturday July 4,2015 approximately 7:46 Pm DJS Youth Shauntia Marie Lynn Daniels became upset as evidenced by DJS Youth Shauntia Marie Lynn Daniels shouting threats and obscenities towards the non-DJS youth. DJS Youth Shauntia Marie Lynn Daniels JS Youth) had her fist clinched and made several attempts to aggressively push pass Roderick Waters ( Supervisor of Welbers Unit ) to attack her Non DJS peer. Roderick Waters ( Supervisor of Welbers Unit ) intervened with the utilization of proximities and verbal prompts however, the aforesaid attempts failed and her aggression escalated. DJS Youth Shauntia Marie Lynn Daniels and her non DJS peer postured towards each other and began to immediately throw punches, as well as pull each other’s

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