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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have had one friend get investigated. Kid was a daredevil and unfortunately wound up with 3 sets of stitches and a broken arm over the course of 4 months. The process for her was not too painful. As a mandated reporter, I have called CPS once when I found out in the end it wasn't abuse. I feel bad that the family had to go through the process, but I've also reported times when it was abuse. I'd rather be safe than sorry. [/quote] Families that have cps called and it turns out to be false should be able to pursue legal remedies against the person who called and lied. If it were me in that situation I wouldn’t rest until I got some sort of revenge against the person that called. [/quote] Except I didn't lie. Kid came in and had MULTIPLE bruises on their stomach, finger print bruised on their upper arm, and a spiral arm fracture. These are classic signs of abuse, you can ask any mandated reporter. So yes, in this situation the bruises were not caused by abuse but by a situational issue. But I've reported similar injuries where it was abuse. [/quote]
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