QRTP – Staff advised juvenile ran away again (has ran away several days in a row and always returned the same day). Officers checked the location that juvenile stated he was going and did not locate him.
Police Report
Runaway
Police Report
Non Police Incident
Officers responded to the facility for a missing person call. While officers were at the facility, the juvenile returned.
PRLU or OLTC
Notice of Incident, Peer Altercation, Visit Compliance Report
- Peer Altercation
- Client became upset with a peer due to peer being off task and continuously kicking other peers’ room doors. Client exited her room and charged towards peer, throwing a punch. Both residents began to fight, and staff immediately intervened and separated them. During assessment, nurse noted swelling to client’s fingers; An x-ray was conducted, and no fractures were found.
- Licensing follow-up: Facility visited on 03/02/23 and camera footage reviewed. Clients were observed in an altercation, and 4 staff members intervened and separated them. No unprofessional conduct was observed by staff.
Police Report
Information Report
QRTP – Staff advised juvenile ran away again. Officers circulated the area and located the juvenile. Officer transported juvenile back to facility.
Police Report
Information Report
QRTP – Staff advised she was at “Popatop” and observed juvenile walk out of the store with a vape. Once staff confronted the juvenile, he threw the vape in a wooded area. Staff advised she believes the business sold juvenile a vape.
PRLU or OLTC
Notice of Incident, Peer Altercation, Visit Compliance Report
- Peer Altercation
- Client was in a physical altercation with peer and received x-rays to both hands/fingers. There were “NO” findings of anything in all x-rays.
- Licensing follow-up: Facility visited on 03/02/23 and camera footage reviewed. Client and 2 peers were observed in a classroom with 1 staff present. Client and peer began to fight, and 1 staff immediately intervened, followed by another staff from outside the classroom. Peer was escorted to the hallway, when another peer entered from the dayroom and began to fight client. Both staff present were accompanied by 2 additional staff trying to separate the residents. Residents fell to the ground with staff, with client having ahold of peers’ hair. Staff were able to separate the residents after less than a minute. No unprofessional conduct was observed by staff.
Police Report
Runaway
QRTP – Staff advised officer that around 1930 hours, juvenile walked out of the front door and jumped the fence. Staff stated juvenile is a frequent runaway and is usually gone for a few hours. Officers searched the area with negative results. At 2117 hours, officer was informed the juvenile returned to the facility.
PRLU or OLTC
Injury Prior to Admission, Notice of Incident
- Injury Prior to Admission
- Client received an x-ray due to stating she hurt her ankle prior to being admitted to the facility.
- Licensing follow-up: Client remains at facility. Continue to monitor.
PRLU or OLTC
Notice of Incident, Peer Altercation, Visit Compliance Report
- Peer Altercation
- Two residents were in a physical altercation. Client 1 was assessed, and an x-ray was ordered due to swelling to client’s hand; X-ray showed no acute fracture or dislocation. Client 2 received x-rays for femur, tib/fib, and knee; X-rays showed no acute fractures or dislocations.
- Licensing follow-up: Facility visited on 03/02/23 and camera footage reviewed. Clients were seen in the cafeteria (staff/client ratio 3:9) in an altercation with each other, and at times in verbal altercations with other clients. Staff present used their bodies as barriers between the clients to separate them. At one point client is seen exiting the cafeteria towards peer, at which point an altercation is briefly heard but not seen (out of camera view). Staff were seen constantly present and attempting to deescalate and separate clients. No licensing concerns noted.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
Officers secured the scene for MEMS on a suicidal juvenile without incident. The juvenile was transported to the hospital.
Police Report
False or Unfounded Call
Officers made contact with staff who advised everything seemed okay and they do not know who called police.
Police Report
Runaway
QRTP – Officer stopped at the 12th St. station and noticed juvenile sitting on the bench outside of the building. The juvenile advised he ran away from the facility. Once officer confirmed a report had not been made, officer made a report and transported juvenile back to facility into staff’s custody.
Police Report
Possession of Drugs
QRTP – Staff advised officer that juvenile came into the facility smelling like marijuana. Staff checked one of his shoes and found a clear baggy full of a green leafy substance. Officer was provided the substance.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
Caller canceled before officers arrival due to the juvenile returning.
Police Report
Information Report
QRTP – Officers responded to a 911 hang-up. Upon arrival, staff stated juvenile and a peer were in an altercation and juvenile’s phone was taken away due to the incident. Staff stated juvenile attempted to take his phone from her and pulled the office door shut, not letting her inside. Officers calmed the situation down.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
Officers responded to a missing person call. Before officers could make contact with staff, the runaway had returned with no further incident.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
Officers transported juvenile to Methodist Children’s Home.
Police Report
Information Report
QRTP – Officers responded to disturbance call regarding juvenile running off from the bus stop at W 12th Street and Madison Street. Officers located juvenile on W 12th Street and informed the LR School District that the juvenile was located. Officers transported the juvenile back to the facility.
Police Report
Battery Third Degree
QRTP – Staff advised officer that a fight occurred between patients. J1 advised officers that he confronted J2 about rummaging through his belongings. J1 stated J2 ignored him, then came at him in an aggressive manner prompting J1 to slam J2 into a wall several times. J2 advised officer that he caught J1 rummaging through his belongings and and he was immediately slammed into the wall by J1. Officers observed blood on a rag and a cut to J2s head. MEMS responded and treated J2.
PRLU or OLTC
Monitor Visit, Visit Compliance Report
- Licensing Specialist: Clayton DeBoer.
- Buildings & Grounds conducted from 10:30 am – 11:30 am. Census: 27. Boys’ area, cafeteria, gym, and 2 classrooms observed. MARs checked for 5 residents. No licensing concerns noted.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
QRTP – Officers secured the scene for MEMS to transport male juvenile to acute hospital.
PRLU or OLTC
Medical, Notice of Incident
- Medical
- Client was transported to the ER due to low blood pressure and increased heart rate. Client was admitted to the hospital and currently hospitalized at time of report.
- Licensing follow-up: Licensing received email from facility on 01/10/23 stating that client had returned to the facility.
Police Report
Disturbance
QRTP – Staff advised officer that juvenile was acting out and they were afraid he would become physical. Staff advised juvenile spit at him and cussed him out, and juvenile went into the staff office. Juvenile calmed down and went back inside the facility.
PRLU or OLTC
Notice of Incident, Self-Injury
- Self-inflicted Injury
- On 01/05/23, client became upset during a structure activity, yelling that first shift staff had her point card and that staff needed to find it. After staff attempted to re-direct client, client ran out of the dayroom and began banging her head on the wall. Staff continued to re-direct client until she stopped. Client complained of head pain and chest pain on 01/06/23 and was transported to the ER. There were no findings of swelling or discoloration at the ER, and client was provided with a dose of Ibuprofen and released back to the facility.
Police Report
Non Police Incident
QRTP – Officers stood by while MEMS transported 2 male juveniles to hospital.