Here are today's headlines.
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Note: Remember the number 1 CPS Rats out there are teachers.
The end of summer and the start of a new school year is an exciting time for most children. But for some, the beginning of school could reveal a dark secret when signs of abuse and neglect these children have suffered over the summer are noticed by teachers, staff and other parents.
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A Gwinnett County child once on the national missing and endangered children’s list returned home Tuesday.
Roberto Vasquez told Channel 2 Action News he hired lawyers, convinced judges in three states his former fiancee moved around frequently and he deserved custody of their son, Kayden. But after winning the custody battle last fall, the boy’s mother absconded with him.
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The family of deceased baby Kody Smart has launched a $750,000 lawsuit against Niagara Region Children’s Aid Society after it gave custody of the child to his grandfather — convicted child abuser Brian Matthews.
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The leader of a group that once held an event described as a Satanic "black mass" at the Civic Center has filed a lawsuit against a school district alleging that his family has been subjected to a barrage of harassment because of their "alternative non-Christian-based religion."
More >> Devil worshiper files lawsuit against Putnam City Schools
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George Sheldon was a big man in Florida — a prominent lawyer, former state legislator, state and federal child services director and an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for attorney general in 2014.
More >> Jim Dey: Former DCFS leader's wounds self-inflicted
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A couple have been awarded compensation of $3.25m (£2.53m) after their adopted baby son was murdered by his birth father, weeks after he regained custody of the child.
More >> Couple forced to hand adopted son back to biological parents, father murders baby weeks later
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An investigation into the Department of Children and Families uncovered deep rooted problems that may be contributing to kids dying while in DCF care
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A false Child Protective Services report led to the arrest of an Alpena County woman.
According to the Michigan State Police, on Monday, August 14, troopers were given the report of a possible false child protection services report to investigate.
More >> Alpena Woman Arrested After Filing False Child Abuse Report
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A Contact 5 and Palm Beach Post joint investigation into the Department of Children and Families uncovered deep- rooted problems that may be putting children at risk.
More >> Problems at DCF: State lawmaker reacts to Contact 5/ Palm Beach Post investigation
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Psychiatry: An Industry of Death (FULL VERSION)
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