DCF admits it failed to prevent 15-month-old's death

DCF admits it failed to prevent 15-month-old's death

In August, the Department of Children and Families told Emmalee Fore that she was providing a "loving and safe" home for her two children.
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Now, DCF has released reports on its handling of the case, and its officials admit that the agency failed to ensure Blake's safety in several key instances.
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DCF issues apology after child’s death

Note: Apology not accepted.
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Two DCF Workers Fired Over Toddler's Death

Late Thursday afternoon, Florida's Department of Children and Families admitted it failed to protect a 15-month-old Tavares boy before he died. Two DCF workers have now been fired over little Blake Rupe's death.

In August, DCF closed the case and said Blake Rupe was in a loving and safe home. He died four months later and now the agency is making a rare apology.

Note: They're sorry, they f***** up, now back to business as usual right?