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Karey Cooper told FoxNews.com she received calls and emails in April from the relatives of a 7-year-old girl alerting her that the girl was being abused at home. Cooper, who had previously worked on the case, went to check on the girl at school, and found her hungry and disheveled. The girl told Cooper she often was not fed meals and did not see her therapist required by a court mandate.
originally posted by: tinker9917
a reply to: Krakatoa
As a Social Worker, shouldn't she be able to open a new case?
originally posted by: TKDRL
CPS is ass backwards. They hassle parents for allowing their kids to walk on their own, then get in trouble when there is a situation they should actually be helping with. Gotta love government ineptitude.....
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
a reply to: Krakatoa
Typical of CPS - punish someone for helping a child that actually needs help, while no doubt causing problems for children and families that don't have any real problems. How many kids die because they weren't removed from truly abusive situations, while kids are removed that were never abused? It's more about control and politics than actually protecting children, for those in charge.
originally posted by: Krakatoa
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
a reply to: Krakatoa
Typical of CPS - punish someone for helping a child that actually needs help, while no doubt causing problems for children and families that don't have any real problems. How many kids die because they weren't removed from truly abusive situations, while kids are removed that were never abused? It's more about control and politics than actually protecting children, for those in charge.
I like that as a new acronym, CPS, The Control & Politics Syndicate.
Thanks!