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The nursing home has a history of safety violations and citations, including two for not following generator regulations in 2014 and 2016. In both instances, the nursing home corrected these deficiencies. 204

The four lawmakers — all women of color — were all elected to their first term in Congress during the 2018 midterms. The group earned the nickname "The Squad" after Ocasio-Cortez posted an Instagram of the four with the caption "squad" days after their election.Since arriving on Capitol Hill as freshmen congresswomen, the group has been a bastion for the progressive wing of the Democratic party. All are proponents of progressive policies like the Green New Deal and police reform. Ocasio-Cortez, Omar and Tlaib all endorsed Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary, according to ABC News.But their progressive views have received criticism from Republicans and even some moderate Democrats. At his campaign stops, President Donald Trump attempted to tie "The Squad" to the mainstream Democratic party, making threats that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden — whose politics are much more moderate — would be beholden to "AOC plus three" should Biden win the White House. 981

The incident was reported at around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday as SDPD Vice Unit detectives were working in the 3500 block of Main Street, near the Main Street Motel. 157

The next afternoon, March 1, one of Alyssa's doctors, a pediatric rehabilitation specialist at Mayo, spoke on the phone with Sherry Bush-Seim, a Rochester police investigator.The doctor warned that Alyssa was in grave danger."The longer she's away, the higher likelihood that she's gonna get very, very sick," the physician said, according to a transcript of the conversation that police provided to CNN.The day Alyssa left Mayo, that doctor and a colleague had written a discharge note."Alyssa's medical condition, medical status, cognition, and physical impairments require an ongoing inpatient level of medical care," the doctors wrote. "She was not medically or functionally safe to leave the hospital at the time of her removal from the hospital by her stepfather."Alyssa was at risk for pneumonia, malnourishment, dehydration, aspiration, infection and falling, according to the note. She?didn't have her medications with her, and her parents weren't trained on how to use her feeding tube, according to the discharge summary.The doctor said Alyssa was probably "a ways from here by now" and requested a wider-scale search."[It's] incredibly frustrating that something isn't out nationally given that [this] family may be hopping from doctor to doctor," the doctor said."We wouldn't do that nationally," Bush-Seim responded. "That wouldn't be done."Without a national search, the doctor said, "we're not gonna find her."Bush-Seim assured the physician that the Rochester police had "done everything they possibly could to find her.""There's got to be something more. This kid is in danger," Alyssa's doctor responded. 1623

The next afternoon, March 1, one of Alyssa's doctors, a pediatric rehabilitation specialist at Mayo, spoke on the phone with Sherry Bush-Seim, a Rochester police investigator.The doctor warned that Alyssa was in grave danger."The longer she's away, the higher likelihood that she's gonna get very, very sick," the physician said, according to a transcript of the conversation that police provided to CNN.The day Alyssa left Mayo, that doctor and a colleague had written a discharge note."Alyssa's medical condition, medical status, cognition, and physical impairments require an ongoing inpatient level of medical care," the doctors wrote. "She was not medically or functionally safe to leave the hospital at the time of her removal from the hospital by her stepfather."Alyssa was at risk for pneumonia, malnourishment, dehydration, aspiration, infection and falling, according to the note. She?didn't have her medications with her, and her parents weren't trained on how to use her feeding tube, according to the discharge summary.The doctor said Alyssa was probably "a ways from here by now" and requested a wider-scale search."[It's] incredibly frustrating that something isn't out nationally given that [this] family may be hopping from doctor to doctor," the doctor said."We wouldn't do that nationally," Bush-Seim responded. "That wouldn't be done."Without a national search, the doctor said, "we're not gonna find her."Bush-Seim assured the physician that the Rochester police had "done everything they possibly could to find her.""There's got to be something more. This kid is in danger," Alyssa's doctor responded. 1623

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