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He will probably say he was doing some type of 4D chess maneuver to see if the documents leaker posted and that somehow narrows down his suspicion of who it is or something equally paranoid sounding
Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.
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daddydeath42069
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lol I was about to redact and post the one I got. Thanks for saving me time.
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I've started transcribing this to text due to the legibility issues. I am up to page 4, and will get back to it later assuming nobody else finishes it or gets an AI to transcribe it. It should be faster later since I can copy the form questions and only transcribe the answers. I transcribed it into Notepad and only had two words I could not read; the illegibility of these words do not seriously impact the ability to read the sentences. I gave it one quick proofread. Hopefully I did not make any serious errors of transcription; any errors present in the text I have attempted to preserve.
The following pages are concerning what sounds like the oldest child. Based on the text, I believe this child is placed with Kayla's family.
Out of Home Placement Plan
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Form, no major text to transcribe
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Condition Leading to Placement
What are the specific circumstances, conditions, or concerns that led to the need for out-of-home placement? The agency was notified of a search warrant being executed at Mr. And Mrs. Rekieta's residence on 5/24/2024 in which the children were present and reside at. The police report stated that there was cocaine, Ketamine, and drug paraphernalia located in the family home. Subsequently, the children were placed on a law enforcement hold and placed into foster care.
What needs, concerns, or challenges were expressed by the family (youth and parent(s) or legal guardian(s), relatives), tribe, and others involved in case planning regarding the youth's safety, permanency, and well-being? Mrs. And Mr. Rekieta have a pending criminal matter regarding the drugs found in their home. They they abide they are utilizing their 5th amendment right by not self-incriminating themselves and choosing to not comment on anything that could potentially be used against them. This creates a barrier to case planning tasks such as drug testing and talking about drug use or how the drugs were found in their home.
Describe the family strengths that support engagement in case planning and achieving the youth's safety, permanency, and well-being:
The family is closely bonded.
The family is supportive of one another.
The children are placed with family.
The family has access to transportation.
The family values education.
Structured Decision Making (SDM) Tool Detail
Select the most current completed SDM tools:
SDM Type Completion Date
Strengths and Needs Assessment 6/4/2024
Risk Assessment 5/24/2024
Risk Reassessment 6/4/2024
Reunification Assessment 6/4/2024
Safety Assessment 6/4/2024
Reasonable or Active Efforts to Prevent Placement
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to work with the family to develop and implement an appropriate safety plan, or detail why a safety plan did/would not sufficiently address the identified risk and allow the youth to remain safely in the home:
The parents were both arrested and cocaine and Ketamine where found in the home where the children reside. Neither parent was able to provide care for the children at that time.
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts, including locating and utilizing culturally and tribally appropriate community services, to prevent placement or eliminate the ongoing need for placement:
The agency was not able to prevent placement due to the imminent safety risk to the children at the time of the search warrant, and arrest of the parents due to drugs and drug paraphernalia being found in the home.
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to engage the youth's non-custodial parent in order to assess their ability to provide day-to-day care for the youth, to provide appropriate services necessary to ensure the youth's safety and well-being, and to prevent the initial and ongoing need for placement:
Not applicable as the parents are married and share custody of all children.
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10 Best Interest Factors
Provide a specific description to how each of the best interest factors was considered in determining the individualized needs of the child/youth and how the current placement setting best meets these identified needs.
If the selected placement is the child's/youth's primary permanency option, include in the description details of how this placement also supports the long-term needs for each best interest factor.
Current Functioning and Behaviors
Specifically describe the youth's current functioning and behaviors, include information about their strengths and areas of need, and how the foster care provider, or parent during a Trial Home Visit, will ensure their current and future needs are met for each strength and need:
The child functions as a child typical to his age. He is very smart and does well in school. Shelter 1 supports his development.
Medical, Dental, Hearing, Vision, and Mental Health Needs
Describe the youth's overall medical, dental, and mental health needs, and how the foster care provider meets these needs. More specific detail can be provided in the Health Status component of the Well Being section of this case plan:
The youth is only in need of routine check-ups. Shelter 1 has taken the youth to medical appointments.
Educational Needs
Describe the youth's overall educational status and needs, and how the foster care provider ensures the youth's individualized educational needs are met. More specific detail can be provided in the Education Detail component of the Well Being section of this case plan:
The youth is homeschooled and also attends Christian Community School of Wilmar to get certain electives. The agency will address the education piece with Shelter 1 to ensure education continues as it did.
Development Needs
Specifically describe the youth's developmental strengths and needs and how the foster care provider meets them:
The youth is smart, [illegible], and on track developmentally. Shelter 1 is able to identify these strengths and support where needed.
History and Past Experience
Specifically describe the youth's history and past experiences, including previous foster care placements and re-entries, and historical experiences relating to culture, ethnicity, race, and tribal membership and affiliation, and how the foster care provider helps support and meet their needs:
The youth has not been in foster care before. Shelter 1 is a relative and knows about the youth's past experiences.
Religious and Cultural Needs
Specifically describe the youth's religious, spiritual, cultural, and tribal needs. Include information about observed practices, beliefs, traditions, ceremonies, holidays, language, diet, and personal care, and how the foster care provider meets these related needs:
The youth and the family are involved in the Christian church,. They are very involved in their church. Shelter 1 also attends the same church.
Connections with Community, School, and Faith
Specifically describe how the youth is or wants to be part of a community, including but not limited to school, faith, neighborhood, tribal culture including connection of two-spirit, and LGBTQ communities, and how the foster care provider will support the preservation of the youth's community connections:
The youth is very connected with his community, including his church. He participates in groups and activities there. Shelter 1 is also a part of this church and supports these connections.
Interests and Talents
List the age appropriate or developmentally appropriate extracurricular, social, community, or cultural activities the youth is interested in or participates in that builds skills and promote their individual interests and talents, and how the foster care provider supports their ongoing participation in these activities:
The youth gets the opportunity to participate in church activities. The youth is musically gifted and enjoys playing musical instruments.
Relationships with Parents, Siblings, Relatives, and Other Caretakers
Briefly identify the youth's important relationships and describe how the current foster care provider will support the youth maintaining or establishing relationships with the individuals identified. This can be addressed in greater
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detail in the [illegible, could be Sibling] Placement Detail, Visitation Plan, and important Relationships sections of this case plan:
The youth is very close with his parents, who he enjoys spending time with. Shelter 1 is supportive of this relationship and is willing to assist with transportation and supervising visitation.
Youth Placement Preferences
Indicate the youth's reasonable preference for placement, if the youth is determined to be of sufficient age or developmental level to express preferences:
*Youth has identified a person or facility and is currently placed in their preferred placement setting.
Specify all placement resources identified by the youth as their placement preferences and describe the reasonable or active efforts to engage, assess, and consider them for placement:
The youth is in his placement of preference.
His other placement option would be his [redacted]
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to ensure the youth has input into the placement decision:
The agency has asked the youth who they would like to be placed with.
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Form, no major text to transcribe
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Condition Leading to Placement
What are the specific circumstances, conditions, or concerns that led to the need for out-of-home placement? The agency was notified of a search warrant being executed at Mr. And Mrs. Rekieta's residence on 5/24/2024 in which the children were present and reside at. The police report stated that there was cocaine, Ketamine, and drug paraphernalia located in the family home. Subsequently, the children were placed on a law enforcement hold and placed into foster care.
What needs, concerns, or challenges were expressed by the family (youth and parent(s) or legal guardian(s), relatives), tribe, and others involved in case planning regarding the youth's safety, permanency, and well-being? Mrs. And Mr. Rekieta have a pending criminal matter regarding the drugs found in their home. They they abide they are utilizing their 5th amendment right by not self-incriminating themselves and choosing to not comment on anything that could potentially be used against them. This creates a barrier to case planning tasks such as drug testing and talking about drug use or how the drugs were found in their home.
Describe the family strengths that support engagement in case planning and achieving the youth's safety, permanency, and well-being:
The family is closely bonded.
The family is supportive of one another.
The children are placed with family.
The family has access to transportation.
The family values education.
Structured Decision Making (SDM) Tool Detail
Select the most current completed SDM tools:
SDM Type Completion Date
Strengths and Needs Assessment 6/4/2024
Risk Assessment 5/24/2024
Risk Reassessment 6/4/2024
Reunification Assessment 6/4/2024
Safety Assessment 6/4/2024
Reasonable or Active Efforts to Prevent Placement
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to work with the family to develop and implement an appropriate safety plan, or detail why a safety plan did/would not sufficiently address the identified risk and allow the youth to remain safely in the home:
The parents were both arrested and cocaine and Ketamine where found in the home where the children reside. Neither parent was able to provide care for the children at that time.
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts, including locating and utilizing culturally and tribally appropriate community services, to prevent placement or eliminate the ongoing need for placement:
The agency was not able to prevent placement due to the imminent safety risk to the children at the time of the search warrant, and arrest of the parents due to drugs and drug paraphernalia being found in the home.
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to engage the youth's non-custodial parent in order to assess their ability to provide day-to-day care for the youth, to provide appropriate services necessary to ensure the youth's safety and well-being, and to prevent the initial and ongoing need for placement:
Not applicable as the parents are married and share custody of all children.
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10 Best Interest Factors
Provide a specific description to how each of the best interest factors was considered in determining the individualized needs of the child/youth and how the current placement setting best meets these identified needs.
If the selected placement is the child's/youth's primary permanency option, include in the description details of how this placement also supports the long-term needs for each best interest factor.
Current Functioning and Behaviors
Specifically describe the youth's current functioning and behaviors, include information about their strengths and areas of need, and how the foster care provider, or parent during a Trial Home Visit, will ensure their current and future needs are met for each strength and need:
The child functions as a child typical to his age. He is very smart and does well in school. Shelter 1 supports his development.
Medical, Dental, Hearing, Vision, and Mental Health Needs
Describe the youth's overall medical, dental, and mental health needs, and how the foster care provider meets these needs. More specific detail can be provided in the Health Status component of the Well Being section of this case plan:
The youth is only in need of routine check-ups. Shelter 1 has taken the youth to medical appointments.
Educational Needs
Describe the youth's overall educational status and needs, and how the foster care provider ensures the youth's individualized educational needs are met. More specific detail can be provided in the Education Detail component of the Well Being section of this case plan:
The youth is homeschooled and also attends Christian Community School of Wilmar to get certain electives. The agency will address the education piece with Shelter 1 to ensure education continues as it did.
Development Needs
Specifically describe the youth's developmental strengths and needs and how the foster care provider meets them:
The youth is smart, [illegible], and on track developmentally. Shelter 1 is able to identify these strengths and support where needed.
History and Past Experience
Specifically describe the youth's history and past experiences, including previous foster care placements and re-entries, and historical experiences relating to culture, ethnicity, race, and tribal membership and affiliation, and how the foster care provider helps support and meet their needs:
The youth has not been in foster care before. Shelter 1 is a relative and knows about the youth's past experiences.
Religious and Cultural Needs
Specifically describe the youth's religious, spiritual, cultural, and tribal needs. Include information about observed practices, beliefs, traditions, ceremonies, holidays, language, diet, and personal care, and how the foster care provider meets these related needs:
The youth and the family are involved in the Christian church,. They are very involved in their church. Shelter 1 also attends the same church.
Connections with Community, School, and Faith
Specifically describe how the youth is or wants to be part of a community, including but not limited to school, faith, neighborhood, tribal culture including connection of two-spirit, and LGBTQ communities, and how the foster care provider will support the preservation of the youth's community connections:
The youth is very connected with his community, including his church. He participates in groups and activities there. Shelter 1 is also a part of this church and supports these connections.
Interests and Talents
List the age appropriate or developmentally appropriate extracurricular, social, community, or cultural activities the youth is interested in or participates in that builds skills and promote their individual interests and talents, and how the foster care provider supports their ongoing participation in these activities:
The youth gets the opportunity to participate in church activities. The youth is musically gifted and enjoys playing musical instruments.
Relationships with Parents, Siblings, Relatives, and Other Caretakers
Briefly identify the youth's important relationships and describe how the current foster care provider will support the youth maintaining or establishing relationships with the individuals identified. This can be addressed in greater
Page 4:
detail in the [illegible, could be Sibling] Placement Detail, Visitation Plan, and important Relationships sections of this case plan:
The youth is very close with his parents, who he enjoys spending time with. Shelter 1 is supportive of this relationship and is willing to assist with transportation and supervising visitation.
Youth Placement Preferences
Indicate the youth's reasonable preference for placement, if the youth is determined to be of sufficient age or developmental level to express preferences:
*Youth has identified a person or facility and is currently placed in their preferred placement setting.
Specify all placement resources identified by the youth as their placement preferences and describe the reasonable or active efforts to engage, assess, and consider them for placement:
The youth is in his placement of preference.
His other placement option would be his [redacted]
Describe the agency's reasonable or active efforts to ensure the youth has input into the placement decision:
The agency has asked the youth who they would like to be placed with.
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TinFoilHat
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I would agree with your speculation. I work for CPS (not in MN) and case planning/foster care placement after hospitalization would make sense that her foster care placement date would be different than the others in care. At least, that is how we list placement dates/case planning dates. If Nick and Kayla continue to stall on completing the required CPS orders, CPS could move to severe their rights and find a relative to adopt the children. Federal law will give them approximately a year to make progress. If Nick thinks he is going to stonewall CPS, well, good luck Balldo. The kids have Guardian Ad Litems to advocate for them. Shit is going to get real. What I wouldn't give to be in that courtroom. LOL
TinFoilHat
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ICWA is a federal law and ALL children/families have to be questioned to determine if they fall under that law. It is required by all CPS agencies.
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That's all she does in every interaction, being a turbocunt to everyone within earshot will eventually start turning you ugly (uglier, in her case) on the outside too.
I for one look forward to the inevitable disheveling that comes with terminal GOTIS.
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The form asks whether the ICWA or the MIFPA are applicable in this case, and the SW has answered YES
Perhaps the form is badly worded or perhaps in this office they answer YES to show that the question about Native heritage has been asked?
By my reading, it is claiming that the children have some Native heritage.
It is an unimportant detail in any event, it just caught my eye in particular, so I won't sperg on.
Thanks for your response.
Sam Losco's Wife
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It's garbage but if you can point out something positive it makes what you're comparing to look worse. It's a literary device. Don't look too deeply into it.
Catgirl Tyranid
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DO. NOT. SEDUCE. THE COW.
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Only one part of a buck ends up inside Nick. He has two entire cucks in him, though.
Unfortunately, the only thing in their power to do at this point is more cocaine.
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Maybe the scans like that are to obscure the printer tracking dots.
You better be banging seven gram rocks and dudes like Charlie Sheen if you're gonna try and do a Billy standup. I'm sure Fapcop can beat off like HK protestor.
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Instead he's gonna pass out high as fuck and drown in his hot tub.
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Well, it's good to hear that he says so. He wouldn't tell a lie. After all, his last lie was... yesterday.
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He stopped paying for LexisNexis or Westlaw which I believe is why he pretends he was never a law channel. He is trying to gaslight his audience and rewrite history because he wanted to spend more money on “fun” things like cocaine, happy endings, shitty tattoos, and overpriced liquor. He wants the show to be about himself because he thinks he was always the draw, not discussing legal matters. Ironically it’s now both since he is the legal matter, he just can’t talk about it.
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Not much better, but they were 'engaged' when it happened.
Sorry to rain on this parade with cold facts, but this is something that us automatically offered to people by LOCALS when their subscription is about to lapse. It is a retention mechanism. Nick probably had no input on it.
Although, I find it funny that LOCALS undercuts the creator's support base automatically like this.
'You see, judge, our children are 1/256th native. As you may be aware, peyote and the peace pipe are very important substances in the spiritual and cultural development. There is a rich historical tradition of alternative medicine and psychoactives. We didn't think that children were quite ready, and cochise was so much easier to source. Why do you want to interfere with their Spirit Journey?'
- Nick Retardka
Appreciate the insight. Watch the power-level.
Nick 100% thinks he can stall out the court. He is turning in Russel Greer.
Random.txt worthy
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Nick being Nick, this could mean that she was voluntarily treated in a "medical facility" for her cocaine use while being in excellent health just like Nick himself has always been in excellent health while using cocaine.
And yes, at this moment, his children are "all together with family". And Nick would be accurate in saying that even if a few weeks ago one of the children was not.
Maraschino
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His Locals popped off during the Keffals shit where he got banned off of Youtube. Tons of people on Twitter backed him up to get him back onto the platform, and a lot of people who were fans at the time also joined Locals to support him since Youtube were being cucks. This was all before he completely destroyed his own reputation, though.
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So it was the 16 year old that gave Rackets his black eye then.
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If only men and women had a bit of self-respect...