Mississippi Cop who Left Toddler in Patrol Car to Die Lost Custody Last Year for Doing Same Thing

Mississippi Cop who Left Toddler in Patrol Car to Die Lost Custody Last Year for Doing Same Thing - PINAC News:

The Mississippi cop who left her 3-year-old daughter in her patrol car for four hours while visiting another cop at his home last week, resulting in the toddler’s death, was temporarily stripped of custody last year after leaving her daughter in the car in a previous incident.

Manitoba child services won't return toddler to social worker grandmother

Manitoba child services won't return toddler to social worker grandmother | CFJC Today:

WINNIPEG — A supervisor with a Manitoba indigenous child-welfare agency says her grandson has been apprehended by another agency and authorities won't give her temporary custody despite her 15-year career in social work.

Before Baby Justice's death, CPS report had red flags

Before Baby Justice's death, CPS report had red flags | Sacramento News - KCRA Home:

YOLO COUNTY, Calif. (KCRA) —Justice Rees was only 20 days old when his body was found in a cold, remote slough in February 2015 near Knights Landing, but there may have been red flags before his death, according the Yolo County CPS investigation released Thursday.

Children's Court judge reacts to troubling CPS report

Children's Court judge reacts to troubling CPS report:

SAN ANTONIO - Findings released Tuesday by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services show that thousands of children at risk of further abuse or neglect are not being checked on as required by the agency.

Foster Care or Foster Fraud?

Foster Care or Foster Fraud? by Neyha - Letters to the Next President 2.0:

Our Foster Care System needs reform. The life of liberty and luxury is taken for granted. There are children in the United States who have never had a chance at experiencing the things we individuals take for granted.

Mother of Child in DCF Abuse Case Planning to Sue

Mother of Child in DCF Abuse Case Planning to Sue | NBC Connecticut:

The birth mother of a baby boy in the center of a Department of Children and Families investigation is planning to sue the state agency. The state’s Office of the Child Advocate said the child nearly died after DCF put him in foster care.

DCF caseworker remained unchanged for months after toddler nearly starved to death

The Day - DCF caseworker remained unchanged for months after toddler nearly starved to death - News from southeastern Connecticut:

New London — The Department of Children and Families caseworker assigned to protect a toddler who nearly starved to death in a Groton foster home remained unchanged for more than two months after the child was hospitalized, emails and an investigative report show.