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R/s there is a shot gun in the home but it is locked up.
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R/s Bobby and his friends are using alcohol and drugs (white power with crystals with in) and smoking marijuana in the presence of Grayson (2). R/s there is no food in the freezer and nothing to cook for Grayson. R/s dirty clothes are in the home from May. R/s beer cans and bottles are everywhere. R/s recently there was a physical altercation in front of Grayson.
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