Editorial: CPS gets attention
It took too long. Too many children have died. But Sacramento County's Child Protective Services is finally geting the attention it merits. The Sacramento County grand jury has launched an investigation. And Sacramento supervisors say they will hire an independent outside consultant to probe CPS.
I get the SAC BEE'S daily e-news.
ReplyDeleteI also KNOW our state grand juries
are preened and picked by "the
system." Each of the last 3 years
our county, Siskiyou at the top
the state, has been hard pressed
to find the 19 jurors needed to
staff a grand jury. Last year
the were so short of insiders to
submit applications to be grand
jurors, that they reinstated SIX
from the previous grand jury, to
make the 19 they needed, passing
myown application to sit on the
grand jury, completely. This is
straight up ill eagle. Contrary
to statutory provisions.
The statutes further provide grand
jurors must be picked at randumb.
No done. Ever. In any CA. County. Grand Jurors are selected
from persons who submit applications and no counties have
but the number required, ever.
Get it?
I have concluded the SAC grand jury
involvment and projected "report"
were been planned, to demand more
FUND$, period.
The deaths were no higher than usual but spotlighted by the BEE
in the months prior, in such a manner to assure the public serpents planned to use the G.J.
in Sacramento simply to bolster
their demands for money knowing,
the money is running out so they
prepared to shock and awe the
public to sheild their increasing
demands or at least protect the
Big Dollars human services now
commands.
Plainly.