Classic Touch Studio - Live Daily Journal Dr. Asiyah Ali ND, CHt

On 01/02/05, at approximately 0033 hours, Deputy Skeete (492) and I contacted (W1) Abu-Hijleh, Mohammad, at the Islamic Center 2010 Bridgeport Way W. Mohammad told me that earlier in the afternoon he was contacted by a friend who works at the 76 station on S. 19th and Mildred St. , who told him that there was a female at the gas station dressed in Islamic clothing, and it appeared that her vehicle was broken down. Mohammad went there to see if he could help her but she had left prior to his arrival.

Later on in the evening Mohammad's friend contacted him again saying that the same female from before was back at the gas station. Mohammad arrived at the gas station and contacted (V1) Guillory, Rachel. Rachel told him she was homeless and had two children who were in the vehicle. Mohammad suggested that Rachel follow him to the Islamic center so she could have a place to stay with her children.

When they arrived at the Islamic Center Racehl started acting very strange and refused to answer any questions or go inside to stay warm with the children. Prior to my arrival Rachel had her son go into the Islamic Center to stay warm, but she seemed no to care about him.

I contacted Rachel who was still outside holding her daughter (V2) Guillory, Saana. It was very cold and raining and Rachel was shivering the entire time I was talking with her. I offered to go inside where it was warm but Rachel said she was'nt cold (regardless of the fact that she was visibly shivering the entire time). Rachel was very evasive when I was asking her questions abouit her situation. Rachel seemed very paranoid and kept asking me if I was going to kill or hurt her. I continuously reassured her that we were there to help her. Rachel said that she was displaced from Hurricane Katrina and that she was homeless and unemployed. Rachel said she was married to someone in Washington for a couple days, but they're now divorced. Rachel did not make any sense when I was talking to here and she could'nt tell me any one that she knew who she could stay with. Rachel said that she did not have any mental disorders, but it clearly appeared that she was suffering from some sort of mental condition. Rachel did not know where she was and as previously stated kept asking if I was going to kill her.

I kept trying to find some friend or family member who Rachel could stay with, but she was not able to provide me with any names or phone numbers. Rachel clearly had no plan on how she was going to care for herself or her children.

After much questioning it was clear that Rachel was not mentally capable of caring for herself or her children. I contacted Sgt Westfall (56) and he agreed that it would be in the children's best interest to be placed into protective custody.

I had dispactch send an ambulance out to transport Rachel for a involuntary mental health evaluation. When the medics arrived Rachel became very uncooperative and had to be put into soft restraints for her and the medics safety. Rachel was transported to St. Joseph's hospital for a involuntary mental health evaluation.

Deputy Skeete put Rachel's child seats in his patrol car and we placed Saana and (V3) Guillory, Jodan into his patrol vehicle. Deputy Skeete transported both children to the University Place Police Department.

I contacted CPS and had them send someone to the University Place Police Department to place th echildren in to protective custody.

(o1) Wilson Lula (who is a CPS Supervisor) contacted us at the Police Department and we released both children to her.

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