T.T.

BACKGROUND

In May 2013, the Bureau filed a petition pursuant to section 300 indicating C.T., then four months old, had been removed from the custody of mother, then 20 years old, and detained because of mother’s and C.T.’s father’s2 alleged failure to protect him pursuant to section 300, subdivision (b) for a number of reasons. I. The Court’s June 2013 Jurisdiction Order In its detention report, the Bureau, social worker Linda Mills reporting, summarized a police report and interviews with grandfather and mother about a May 16, 2013 incident. Officer C. Aafedt of the Concord Police Department reported that he and another officer, Smith, responded to a 911 call from a Concord address. 911 Dispatch “could hear a female crying saying, ‘you can’t attack me’ and then heard the male voice state, ‘I will pay the price.’ Dispatch could hear the female say, ‘get away from me’ and the male voice said, ‘I will kill you.’ ” At the Concord address, mother told Aafedt “that her father had hit her all over her body.” The home and the baby’s crib were a mess. When mother indicated she slept with the baby and was told about the dangers of doing so, she “started screaming and began to…