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You've got basically four avenues for this, leading to some kind of CPS and police overreach. 1) Cops just seeing a kid walking. It happens. 2) CPS hearing r
by at_a_remove 4y ago
You've got basically four avenues for this, leading to some kind of CPS and police overreach.
1) Cops just seeing a kid walking. It happens.
2) CPS hearing rumors, whatever.
3) Vindictive exes and people "in house."
4) Busybody neighbors, the nosy Karens.
Both police and CPS probably have some "duty" to begin some sort of action upon reporting, but I think separating the reporting from the action is important. And false reporting ought to be penalized, as in, let's not weaponize our systems.