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32 | arrived outside the home; a man, a woman wearing a white shirt, and a woman wearing a grey hoodie.
At approximately 10:50 am, the Licensee, Jasmine Ortega, opened the door from inside the home, and let LPA Babcock into the residence. Licensee stated she had just arrived home and had entered through the side door. LPA explained the reason for the visit.
Upon arrival into the home, LPA Babcock observed 5 children in the living room, and one child in the bedroom closest to the front door. The ages of the 6 children were 7 months - 4 years of age. There was one additional adult, Licensee’s assistant, observed inside the main home.
LPA Babcock inspected all rooms of the main home and yard for additional children or adults. Facility has a garage in the front of the home that has been converted into an Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU). The ADU is waiting on the city for final inspection, and per owner of the home, is a separate address from the facility. The only entrance door to the ADU is located on the side of the house, not behind the backyard fence, and visible from the street. LPA Babcock asked to inspect the inside of the ADU, but Licensee stated she did not have a key, and only the landlord, who is her mother, has a key into the ADU. The ADU shares a wall with the facility, but per licensee, cannot be accessed from the main house. The ADU contains one bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen, and living room/dining room area. LPA asked Licensee to call her mother to unlock the ADU. Licensee said she would call her mother, who lives a short distance away, and have her bring the key to the ADU. A few minutes later, Licensee said she tried calling, but her mother didn’t answer the phone. LPA Babcock asked the Licensee if there was anyone in the ADU and the Licensee stated there was no one in the ADU, and that it was empty. LPA then banged on the door repeatedly, several times. LPA Babcock attempted to call the licensees mother, as licensee’s mother operates another childcare facility in LPAs caseload and LPA has her phone number. Licensee’s mother did not answer, and LPA left a voicemail. LPA Babcock knocked loudly on the door multiple times and yelled that LPA was with Child Care Licensing and to open the door. Licensee still stated that there was no one in the ADU. A few minutes later, LPA told licensee that she heard children crying inside the ADU and saw the shutters move inside the ADU, but Licensee was still not forthcoming, and stated there was no one in the ADU and that LPA must have heard the baby in the main home crying. LPA knocked loudly again and told Licensee she was sure there were people in the ADU, and the door needed to be opened immediately. Licensee then had the 2 adults inside the ADU open the door. LPA walked into the living room of the ADU and observed a man, Rodriguez Humberto inside the
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