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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This has to be made up.  The police don't go out for light slapping/no marks.  CPS might investigate but not the police.[/quote]

[b]Yes, and all of this supposedly happened on the same day—he had a session, the incident was reported, the police went to the wrong house, the call from the wrong house came, then the police (not CPS) showed up.  I don’t buy it. [/quote][/b]

As a mandated reporter I have made dozens of reports to CPS.  You provide CPS with a description of the allegations, name of the alleged abuser, contact info, etc.  If a school counselor made a report to CPS they would have provided your address that was on record at the school.  The police would not be involved in an invesitgation and would not just "look up" your address.  Additionally, CPS would have interviewed your child also.  There is no way this all occurred in the same day for a slap.  [/quote]

Well, ALL-KNOWING mandated reporter...

Jeff already confirmed that the OP isn't sock-puppeting & since he's already investigated this thread & he DIDN'T delete it, she's not a troll either.

So maybe it all actually happened just as she says, huh? $
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Former CPS worker here... it could happen that quickly but they would be required to do a face to face with OP and if it was hotlined at lunch, it could be done but if it wasn't severe abuse, they'd probably do it next day.  Also, counselor should have had right information.  It makes no sense.  We would have to beg police to come out with us.   They never investigated in less there was something criminal.  Parents are rarely criminally charged.[/quote]

So let me ask.  As a former CPS worker here, are you well versed in the procedures in place for CPS in every state of the union and every jurisdiction, including cities and counties?  Or is it possible that perhaps this occurred in a jurisdiction that you are not familiar with that has different policies?  OP has said multiple times that she is not in the DC metro area.  And yet, multiple people keep citing MD, DC and VA CPS policies.  I'm not sure what relevance MD, DC and VA policies have to do with other state policies and why OP has to be lying if she says that her local CPS does things differently than they do in this area.

Some of you need to spend more time reading and less time jumping on the liar bandwagon just because it doesn't fit the script of the agency that you worked for in this area.[/quote]

She never said it was welfare fare check and keeps slightly changing her story. If everything is ok, now why an attorney.  I've worked in 3 different CPS's here and two in different states.[/quote]

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