"I'm angry to the point of numb, and I don't know what to do," she said.
The bus dropped him off at a corner near his home. He was suppose to walk home, like he's always done, but this time, he never made it.
Tuesday night, Deputy Derrick Jarradi picked up Kenneth at the Kroger on Cullen Street. Hours later, Deputy Jarradi dropped Kenneth of at the corner of Congress and St. Emanual, not to Ben Taub Hospital, as he was instructed by Child Protective Services.
A witness had spotted Kenneth near the University of Houston-Downtown law center Thursday afternoon. That witness contacted authorities, who then picked Kenneth up.
Constable Victor Trevino says his deputy knows he made a mistake.
"He's very devastated," said Trevino. "He wanted to turn in his resignation."
"Did you accept?" we asked.
"No, I did not accept his resignation," he asnswered.
Kenneth ended up wandering the streets of Houston for two more days until Thursday afternoon
"I didn't sleep at night," he said. "I just kept walking."
As the investigation is ongoing, Constable Trevino admits changes need to be made
"Very smart young man, very special," he said. "I agree with Mrs. Miller. There's a lot of room for improvement."
Kenneth was found Thursday wearing exactly what he had on when he got off the school bus Monday afternoon.
