Mom attacks staff who wouldn t return son found alone in apartment complex, GA cops say Bailey Aldridge, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
May 25 A Georgia mom is accused of attacking apartment complex workers who police say refused to immediately return her son after finding him alone.
The Clayton County Police Department said Francesca Nilsestuen left her 2-year-old at home alone while she was getting food with her boyfriend last week. The child got out of the apartment located in Morrow, police say, and staff members later found him wandering around the complex and picked him up.
Staff members called police and told officers they d had the child for an hour and had to change his diaper.
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Harris, 18, is getting that help and more from the Pooler nonprofit Gilliard & Company Independent Living Program.
G&Co provides housing and life skills for youth opting to remain in foster care at age 18 until their 21st birthday. Challenges young adults face if they exit foster care right at 18 are homelessness, sex trafficking, jail imprisonment, substance abuse and death by suicide or homicide.
G&Co provides a much-needed way for young adults to transition into independence and self-sufficiency after foster care.
G&Co ILP provides all expenses for apartment-style housing complete with rent, utilities, groceries, furniture, access to extracurricular activities and more for ages 18 to 21. G&Co staff assist each young adult in seeking higher education, as well as connect them with employers.
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During a Special Called Meeting of the Liberty County School Board, held July 16, 2020, Superintendent Dr. Franklin proposed that the Board approve the start of school Aug. 13, 2020 utilizing virtual learning only for the time being due to the ongoing pandemic.