He said that they do not accept kids from escort services. He claimed that his staff went to kids houses during the day during which they had a sort of "intervention" and convinced them to come. We asked what would happen if they resisted. He said they would be restrained, but claimed that it has never happened. That's what he said... not saying I believe it. It's just what he told myself and Ginger.
(1) Do children have "room" to contact an attorney prior to leaving for CALO or do staff refuse attorney contact during the interventions?
(2) What type of restraints (holds) do staff perform at CALO?
(3) How many hours of PCS training do staff receive?
(4) How many staff are involved in interventions?
(5) How long do interventions generally take place for?
(6) How many people are usually involved in restraints?
(7) Do staff remove the child from the source of anger to avoid a restraint?
