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After the negligence of DFPS workers, a child missing for over two months while in their care, the filing a frivolous suit, and returning legal custody of a missing child, you’d think that DFPS would at least apologize to the family, or at a minimum, stop harassing them. Unfortunately, that was just a dream, says a Texas mother.
A search is underway for Jazmin Perez, a 15-year-old Texas teen who went missing in May of this year.
State workers apparently can’t get their act together despite a decade-long lawsuit against the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. It appears that things are far worse than anyone could imagine. While the foster care situation in Texas continues to deteriorate, and children are still sleeping in hotels, the Department of Family and Protective … Read more
Hector Gonzalez Reyna Jr. Houston, Texas- Crime Stoppers Houston and the Houston Police Department’s Special Victims Division are asking for the public’s assistance to help locate fugitive Hector Gonzalez Reyna Jr., wanted for aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14 years of age. HPD case # 1636282-20. As of May 19, 2020, there … Read more
Photo credit Brittney Leveston Consejera de Educación Especial del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Montgomery, fue recomendada para su despido después de que apareciera un video de vigilancia en el aula de octubre de 2021 de la Escuela Primaria Madeley Ranch que mostraba el ataque de un niño discapacitado afroamericano de 7 años. Condado de … Read more
Grimes County District Attorney Andria BenderGrimes County DA Grimes County, Texas- Kendrick Davis and Brittney Leveston of Montgomery County continue seeking justice for their 7-year-old son Kendrick Davis after Grimes County District Attorney Andria Bender declined charges against a Montgomery ISD Counselor that dragged him around a classroom and assaulted him last October. Community … Read more
More children in Texas are residing in unregulated foster homes. In June 2021, the number of Texas foster children placed in unlicensed facilities, such as hotels, churches, and workplaces followed a year-long increasing trend. In 2021, the monthly average number of children in foster care in Texas was more than 15,000. … Read more