Free Talk Live - child protective services

"Anti-government" parents wanted for kidnapping their own children

phonon — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 00:59:23 +0000

A national Amber Alert was issued Wednesday for two Tampa-area boys after they were abducted by their "anti-government" parents, deputies say. A grandmother was tied up at a Tampa home Wednesday morning and the two children in her possession were taken by their parents in what investigators are calling a parental abduction/kidnapping. The parents are considered armed and dangerous. According to investigators, the couple lost custody of the two boys after an "anti-government" rally in Louisiana. The father was charged was possession of marijuana in the presence of the children.

Man gets to question CPS worker who labeled him a child abuser

jeffersonish — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 19:10:36 +0000

In Orange County, a man and his wife were placed on a child abuser list available to the public despite the report stating the findings were inconclusive and unfounded. Over 800 people subjected to same.

Infant dies 6 days after being taken by the state

phonon — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 16:27:13 +0000

The mother of a 4½-month-old Alberta infant who died six days after she was taken into government care is rejecting the allegations that led to the child's seizure.

Two social workers and an RCMP officer went to the woman's central Alberta house on April 5. The woman's lawyer said they had an apprehension order for her roommate's children but also ended up taking the baby girl.

The child died six days later on April 11 after spending time in foster care.

"If you leave the hospital I'll have to arrest you and your husband."

phonon — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 01:24:42 +0000

Lincoln and Cecilia Rogers say their dreams came true when baby Lilia was born healthy just a week ago. But they describe a nightmare in getting her home from Summerlin Hospital.

"They said, ‘Well, if you leave the hospital I'll have to arrest you and your husband.'"

The couple says it got a second opinion and spoke with a pediatrician at Summerlin Hospital, who agreed that it would be okay if the couple took the baby home with minor jaundice as long as they signed a medical release form.