Re: Fulton County GA looking for other cases!!

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I work in a group child care center. I have learned that you don't wait for

someone else to call protective services. If you see it you call, including

parents. There doesn't have to be enough evidence for police to file charges.

Child protective services have things they can do to remove someone from that

field if the agency believes the person injured a child. At least that is the

way it is in Wisconsin.

Karyn

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I have two words for that: BULL SH**

What about small children or nonverbal allegedly abused by their parents? They

need not be able to testify!!!

This kind of governmental immunity makes me so sick I want to curse!!

Report it to DFCS, but be forewarned that they make place the blame back on the

PARENTS!!

Before long, parents are going to take the law into their own hands and not a

darn thing can be done about it because there is going to be an angry mob on

their hands.

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> We had something similar happen this summer. Aden came home from ESY with

scratches all over his chest bruises on both upper arms and one shoulder and a

laceration to his wrist. I called the cops and reported it to the school. Even

though the teacher admitted that she had scratched him she denied that she had

caused the bruises and the cut. She had some lame excuse about that Aden had

been falling and that she tried to catch him and accidentally scratched him. We

were told by the cops that there was nothing we could do since Aden could not

testify. It still makes me just livid! That a child can actually be bruised and

scratched and cut and it still isn & #39;t enough to get action from the

authorities. The school said they would put in a request for retraining since

she failed to file an accident report and moved Aden to another class. Not

exactly my idea of adequate action, but since I don & #39;t have the money to hire

an attorney and sue there is nothing

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Yes, you must remember that when a doctor reports, then they are reporting the

*suspected abuse of the child* not the entitiy because they know not WHO did

this (unlees they saw the person do it).

What happens is another corrupt entity gets involved (DFCS) and then they turn

it around on the parents and the parents get investigated and a tick on their

record.

Trust me, been there before!!

And a local US Senator was killed because we tried to do something about DFCS.

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> We had something similar happen this summer. Aden came home from ESY

with scratches all over his chest bruises on both upper arms and one shoulder

and a laceration to his wrist. I called the cops and reported it to the school.

Even though the teacher admitted that she had scratched him she denied that she

had caused the bruises and the cut. She had some lame excuse about that Aden had

been falling and that she tried to catch him and accidentally scratched him. We

were told by the cops that there was nothing we could do since Aden could not

testify. It still makes me just livid! That a child can actually be bruised and

scratched and cut and it still isn & #39;t enough to get action from the

authorities. The school said they would put in a request for retraining since

she failed to file an accident report and moved Aden to another class. Not

exactly my idea of adequate action, but since I don & #39;t have the money to hire

an attorney and sue there is

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In GA, DFCS is corrupt, as are the police.

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> I work in a group child care center. I have learned that you don't wait for

someone else to call protective services. If you see it you call, including

parents. There doesn't have to be enough evidence for police to file charges.

Child protective services have things they can do to remove someone from that

field if the agency believes the person injured a child. At least that is the

way it is in Wisconsin.

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oops, forgot to include 'so are the public schools " (and don't forget the many

judges)...duh..

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someone else to call protective services. If you see it you call, including

parents. There doesn't have to be enough evidence for police to file charges.

Child protective services have things they can do to remove someone from that

field if the agency believes the person injured a child. At least that is the

way it is in Wisconsin.

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We took pics and took him to the doc the next day. Unfortunately this happened

on a Friday and the docs office was already closed when I saw it so I took him

to the urgent care the next morning. I made sure that the report from the urgent

care doc stated that my child was being seen for documentation of injuries

received at school. We were lucky that the teacher admitted to the scratches

because it was very obvious that all the injuries happened the same day.

Isnt the school supposed to report any incident to the department of Ed? I was

unaware that the parent could report. I insisted on filing a informational

report with the police. At least if she does this again there will be a paper

trail.

The ESY school said that they would send a copy of the report to Adens regular

school and they didn & #39;t so now I am in the process of getting a copy included

which is an ordeal in itself because we have to go through a FERPA file review

first and then request a correction to include the report.

Never a dull moment.

Hugs

Mom to Aden 8 and Aren 4