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32 | During interviews with relevant individuals, it was disclosed that a child told their representative the licensee hit them with an open hand on their head, the child observed licensee hitting another child, the child was observed “crying and screaming really loud”.
It was also disclosed that the Redlands Police Department was notified of the allegations.
LPA Robinson learned that on or about August 4, 2020 children had forensic interviews. The following was disclosed: licensee hit a child on their head, shoulder knees and toes, “with his big hands, a lot of times”. The child expressed “it hurt”. The child was able to demonstrate to the forensic interviewer how licensee hit them on their head. Licensee hit the child because “he is a bad guy, and he does bad things”. During an additional forensic interview with another child, it was disclosed, when the child gets in trouble, they must sit on the chair. “The licensee fights, the licensee pushed the child, the child also observed the licensee push two other children”.
During LPA Robinson’s interviews with other pertinent parties it was disclosed that a child told their representative licensee hit them with an open hand on their head and it really hurt them, the child observed licensee hitting another child and the child was observed “crying and screaming really loud”. Subject children were not interviewed by California Department of Social Services Child Care Licensing division due to being unavailable.
The evidence gathered during the investigation revealed that the licensee violated children’s personal rights, evidence and documentation gathered corroborates the allegation that Licensee hit and or pushed children in care. Therefore, the preponderance of evidence standard has been met, and the above personal rights violation is found to be SUBSTANTIATED. An exit interview was conducted with Licensee, Naresh Bakshi via FaceTime.
LPA Robinson provided Licensee with a copy of this report along with appeal rights (LIC 9058) via email with an electronic “read receipt”. The electronic read receipt of the emailed report acknowledges receipt of this report and appeal rights. A copy of this report and Notice of site visit was emailed to Licensee during this Tele-inspection on November 19, 2020.
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