What Would You Do? The police officer brings Marissa to the juvenile detention facility, where she is screened by the intake officer. You are the intake officer and you find Marissa's attitude to be very disconcerting. She admits to having physically assaulted her mother before, but you find out that even though a report was made, there was no physical evidence and the police officer on the scene chose only to give Marissa a warning. You are concerned because Marissa seems to be having a tough time controlling her anger toward her mother. You must now decide how to proceed with this case. What is your next step? You refer Marissa to a diversion program that includes counseling, anger management classes, and supervision by a social worker. You believe that because she has no criminal record, she does not need to be detained. You decide to file a petition and hold Marissa in detention until her hearing. You have probable cause to believe that she physically assaulted her mother and you believe she remains a threat