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In re A.A.
R.A. (father) appeals from orders of the juvenile court sustaining a petition under Welfare and Institutions Code,[1] 300, subdivision (b), declaring his daughter, A.A. (the child), a dependent and removing her from his custody under section 361, subdivisions (a), (c)(1), (d), and (e)(1). Father contends the juvenile court (1) did not have sufficient evidence to find that the childs injuries occurred while she was in his custody, and (2) did not articulate a sufficient basis for finding a substantial risk of physical harm to the child requiring her removal from fathers custody, and no evidence in the record would support such a finding under the clear and convincing evidence standard. Counsel for minors has joined the position of the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services (Department) urging affirmance of the juvenile courts orders. We find no error, and Court affirm.

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