Mike Weber

Her daughter-in-law.

Her daughter-in-law had on a different child.

So CPS noted in that case, they noted her history.

They noticed she was reason to believe for medical child abuse.

but they didn't separate her from her grandchild.

And I know why they didn't, and I don't blame the worker.

They didn't separate her because they need to be able to show an immediate threat.

And because Texas CPS provides no training to their investigators on this, they have no policies on this abuse, or their attorneys, they don't know how to articulate that to a judge that someone who has done this is an immediate threat to any child in their presence.

And they don't know how to articulate that.

And that is a Texas CPS issue.

I've given them Arizona's policies on four different occasions.

They won't do anything.

That's an administrative issue that's not a CPS investigator issue.

That is on their administration in Austin.

And for the record, law enforcement has also done nothing.

And I've attempted to reach out.

I've had conversations with Birmingham PD.

I've had conversations with the Alabama Bureau of Investigations.

And I even contacted the Alabama Attorney General's Cold Case Unit.

None of them seem to care about this situation, whether it's through a lack of understanding.