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The Father Is In Jail
PER REPORTER: The father is in jail. The mother is remarried and she is living in Saltillo, MS. The children are not going to school. Reporter has only seen the two oldest children at the home. The younger daughter hasn't been seen but she could very well be there. The children were taken away from the parents and they are not suppose to be at the grandmother's home because they were taken out of her home. There are a lot of people hanging out and drinking at the home. There is constant trouble at the home. The police know it well. The home has been raided many times for drugs. The aunt (Tina) was arrested for drugs. There is a possibility of drugs and drinking at the home. It's not a good environment. People are fighting, drinking, and hanging
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