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Many social workers in CFS, law enforcement, officers in Juvenile Hall and victim advocates in the DA's Office are not implementing the CSEC Protocol because they have not yet seen it. Response: San Pablo partially disagrees with Finding #6. The City cannot address the practices of other entities, including whether or not other parties "are not implementing the CSEC Protocol because they have not yet seen it." Specifically, San Pablo Police officers are aware of the CSEC Protocol.

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Suspected CSEC victims are being arrested and booked into Juvenile Hall for their own safety pursuant to various statutes under the Welfare & Institutions Code, relating to infractions and crimes committed by youth, while the County assesses the appropriate health and social services to provide. Response: San Pablo partially disagrees with Finding #9. The City cannot address the practices of other entities, including whether all suspected CSEC victims are being arrested and booked into Juvenile Hall for their own safety. In San Pablo, suspected CSEC victims are not automatically arrested and booked into Juvenile Hall. The San Pablo Police Department takes an approach to CSEC that is victim-centered and trauma-informed.

No single database covering all CSEC-related arrests, referrals, and pending cases exist in the County. Response: San Pablo agrees with Finding #11. The City is aware that no single database exists.

Due to the lack of a single database in Contra Costa County covering all CSEC-related arrests, referrals, and pending cases, the County does not know the number of victims of CSEC and where they are located. Response: San Pablo partially disagrees with Finding #12. While the City acknowledges that no single database in the County exists that covers all CSEC- related arrests, referrals and pending cases, the City cannot address whether or not the County knows the number of victims of CSEC or where they are located.

County personnel and law enforcement dealing with victims of CSEC are well-meaning, compassionate and dedicated people trying to make the best of a very difficult situation. Response: San Pablo partially disagrees with Finding #13. The City cannot address the practices of other entities, but does tend to agree that County personnel and law enforcement dealing with victims of CSEC are well-meaning, compassionate and dedicated people trying to make the very best of a very difficult situation.

Most County personnel and law enforcement dealing with victims of CSEC lack in-depth CSEC training, necessary facilities for temporarily accommodating the victims and a clear-cut plan of action, which lays out how to rescue, protect, and serve the victims of CSEC in a manner that is caring and trauma-informed. Letter to Civil Grand Jury re: Grand Jury Report: "Caring for the Victims" August 1, 2016 Ŷ Response: San Pablo partially disagrees with Finding #14. The City cannot address the practices of other entities, including how other agencies deal with victims of CSEC. The San Pablo Police Department does work toward protecting and serving the victims of CSEC in a manner that is caring and trauma-informed. Additional in-depth training, facilities for temporary accommodations and a clear-cut plan of action at a countywide level could help improve conditions for the victims of CSEC.