Conduct of social workers in abuse case faces review

Conduct of social workers in abuse case faces review

The provincial government will review the conduct of social workers criticized by a judge for ignoring or misleading the courts, failing to investigate allegations of sexual abuse and, ultimately, delivering four children into the hands of their predatory father.
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The following information was sent to me by a reader who is close to this case:

Just to try to help get the story out accurately:
the MCFD actually didn't "drop the ball"
This wasn't a mistake.
What the judge finds is that
The social worker William Strickland
Intentionally abused his public office and power and knowingly orchestrated the kidnapping if the 4 children. From the mother. (This SW actually knew father had sexually abused the children, but didn't care about that, (It was never that the sw didn't believe it)
(Sw was tasked with getting kids to father irregardless of anything, and took it upon himself to even consult the father on "how we can get the kids kidnapped from her for you" -even the one to suggest to the father to viciously attack the mothers mental health status, in order to "make it easier for us (MCFD) to get the kids for you (the father)
This is what really happened.

Pages 38-70 of the court decision clearly explain the sequence of events, exposing sw tl William Strickland's  (knowing the father BG was guilty) malicious and manipulative document tampering and other criminal acts in order to try to hide the sexual abuse evidence to help the father even at the time in the very beginning.

http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/jdb-txt/SC/15/12/2015BCSC1216.htm

This is the
1st Canadian case where child protection agency is liable for misfeasance, says lawyer
Proven:
Bad Faith (Intentional)
Document Tampering (Intentional)
Misfeasance (Intentional)
Abuse of Public Office and Power (Intentional)
Negligence
All proven.

Petition to fire William Strickland.

Arrest, charge, prosecute, sentence, and imprison B.G. of J.P. vs. MCFD /B.G. Supreme Court Decision: http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/jdb-txt/SC/15/12/2015BCSC1216.htm