Mike Webber

It's abuse on the child.

So you are required by law to report.

But you see it, again, not with Cook's records because they're better on this than others.

But I see it with other hospitals, even in our area.

where they're charting two, three years and never reporting to Child Protective Services.

They may report to their child abuse team, but that's not what the law says.

If you're charting this abuse, you must report this abuse.

To whom?

CPS or law enforcement.

I recommend reporting to both because of the lack of understanding around this abuse with CPS and law enforcement.

You report to both and you hope one of them gets it.

And I find that an intentional omission, right?

I mean...

They linked the decision, knowing that probably no one's going to read it, as an intentional omission to present a narrative.

I mean, it's not reporting to me.

It's being a pundit.

It's what you would see on late-night talk shows.

It's very clear that she had concerns.

Well, and this is, again, a flaw in the system with these cases.

They are actually determining a final outcome, and they're determining that final outcome before all the evidence is reviewed.