Quote From: justforuIf child welfare ignored the calls everyone would say they don't care and when they come knock on your door you say they have no right.
In this case where the child was bitten at the day care; was child welfare or the animal control contacted? So don't be so quick to give an opinon. If the police didn't follow protocool and make the necessary calls. What did you do?
Police officer told me at the hospital that child welfare would be notified as required by law. There is a report saying a social worker came out to my home and talked to me when I have plane tickets and hotel reciepts to show I was elsewhere. So either the Child Welfare worker is telepathic and broke into my house or I smell a rat.
One other thing about this 'what if' leaving child in a car. What if a parent who never left their child out of sight for a minute (poor kid) took their child into a small store and three robbers came in robbed the place and shot up the joint. In the shooting, the child is shot. Putting the robbers aside, you could play the other end of the card and say if the mother/father had left the kid in the car where the robbers wouldn't have noticed the kid as the robbers running in or out of the store.
What ever happened to the idea of bad things happen sometimes?
