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25 | On 08/23/24, Licensing Program Analysts (LPAs) Miguel Herrera and Julio Rodriguez conducted an unannounced case management inspection to discuss an incident report that was submitted to Community Care Licensing regarding an incident that occurred at the facility on 07/26/2024. The licensee stated that on the date of the incident, licensee had given Child #1 a kids tablet to play games on it, she further stated that the tablet’s content only had kid games, electronic books and the tablet didn’t have internet access. Licensee Guerra stated that child #1 was in the daycare room while two other children were in the living room watching TV. Licensee Guerra was in the kitchen washing the children’s cups when child #1 took inappropriate photos/video. Licensee Guerra stated that she discovered the content on 08/02/2024 when her assistant #1 was in the process of charging the tablet and was reviewing the content of the tablet. Upon discovering the photos/video Assistant #1 immediately disclosed the information to Licensee Guerra. Licensee Guerra immediately reported the incident to CCLD - Fresno.
The Licensee immediately tried to contact child #1’s parent, however at that point the child and parent #1 were on vacation. Licensee Guerra immediately reported the incident to CCLD – Fresno and the authorities. The Licensee no longer allows the children to use her tablet or bring personal tablets from home. Furthermore, Licensee Guerra stated that child #1 was the last person to use the tablet until Assistant #1 got the tablet to charge and review the tablet’s content. Child #1 continues to attend the day care. LPA reminded the licensee to have visual supervision of children at all times whether they are inside or outside. There have been no further issues. Furthermore, this appears to be an isolated incident.
Upon entering the home LPAs met with Licensee, Susie Guerra. During the inspection LPAs observed assistant #1 and adult #1 in the home. LPA Herrera reviewed the Guardian report for clearance. During the clearance review, Licensee disclosed adult #2 lived in the home, however LPA Herrera observed that adult #2 was still in process for fingerprint clearance. Licensee Guerra disclosed that adult #2 moved into the home at the beginning of February and was fingerprinted at the end of January 2024. Licensee Guerra stated that adult #2 worked during operating hours and was not in the home. Continued on LIC. 809-C.
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