Illinois’ child welfare agency late reporting abuse to authorities, audit finds – Center Square

In the most serious cases involving child death, injury, malnutrition and sex abuse, DCFS is required to notify local police authorities within 24 hours. The agency failed to do so 20% of the time, in some cases waiting up to 43 days, according to the audit.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

IL fails at this most crucial job, while sparing no effort to drive business out of state

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