Business as usual....was....LE officers file Fed suit over *child abuser* label

On 01 Jun 2004 16:54:18 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote:

Lavonne, you have to learn to read.

Scroll down

Why, except for harrassment purposes or to actuall make some point
more pointed would you ask people to scrool down as you've taken to
doing? It this some mind **** programming trick?

and read the newspaper article before the same behavior you
manifest of hectoring before you ACTUALLY READ THE POSTING.

Ah, now there's a prime candidate for teaching children in english
class to parse a sentence for structure.

"manifest of hectoring?"

I am certain the Florida newspaper account, appended at the bottom of
post will
stop your continuous questioning which wastes bandwidth and
everyone's time.

Compare number and volume of posts before you throw stone, Cacti.

And by the way. We have now an excess of bandwidth calculated in the
thousands times more than is expected to be used up at the current
rate of exponential accelleration for a few hundred years.

There is no wastage of bandwidth issue anymore. Phone line ld time
might be a problem. But that's not for you is it? You in Prague are
yah?

May I suggest that you need to learn to listen before you hector?

She can "listen" all day to her monitor and keyboard. They aren't
likely to make a lot of coherent noise. Can you get her a reader
program text to voice, so your nonsense makes SOME sense at some
point?

My I suggest that you make a hobby of hect?

You seem obsessed with hect.

Lavonne repeats her same tired mantra:

That is "hect." little Hellebore. plain old hect. She's asking for
clarity.

It is very very hard not to repeat pointing at something that is
repetitious in itself and find something original to say.

Stop signs are like that too. All six sided and red and white. Very
boring, but they do have a use.

LaVonne's is obvious. She and others have tried everything else to get
you to stop your silly posting tactics...as it's obvious you are
doing it to annoy, inconvenience, confound, and LIE, as in "HECTOR."

So be prepared to be called to task.. and let it be as repetitious as
possible so you get a good strong taste of your own medicine.

She askes YOU for clarity and you complain that SHE is the problem.
Sure, Sasifrass.

Any particular reason you refrained from posting this to alt.cps?
Other than to hector, that is? There is NO mention of spanking
whatsoever..or are you prepared to admit that spanking could result in
shaken baby syndrom?

It's been suggested before. Hit hard enough a tiny child...like the
ones the spanking compulsives claim need to be spanked, even at nine
months, it might just be possible to jar spine and brainstem
sufficently to damage.

Kane

Subject: LE officers file Fed suit over *child abuser* label
From: Carlson LaVonne
Date: 5/31/2004 8:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id:



Fern5827 wrote:

The couple, both of whom are police officers, have stated that out
of 9
other
officers on the force, 3 have had problems with DCF in Florida.

What couple?

They have expended over 3 thousands dollars to defend themselves
against
the
undefensible.

Who are "they" and what is "expended?"

DCF has not held a hearing since 1995 to justify their secret
database.

What "secret database?" A hearing for what?

Good post, Fern. As ridiculous as most of your recent posts.

LaVonne


Subject: DCF FL sued in Fed Ct over label both LE officers
From: (Fern5827)
Date: 5/20/2004 12:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id:

Suit filed in Orlando area Federal court.

Both parents initially targeted as child abusers.








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Couple sue DCF over child-abuser listing

The Associated Press
Posted May 16 2004

ORLANDO · A husband and wife, both Orlando police officers, are
suing the
Department of Children & Families because the state agency lists
the man as
a
child abuser.

It is the same label DCF workers gave Jason Behrens' wife, Debra
Behrens,
before dropping it without explanation. Any evidence of child
abuse likely
would have cost them their jobs, a police spokesman said. City
records show
each has a history of outstanding job reviews.











The DCF hasn't held a hearing since 1995 to let anyone challenge
being
classified as a child abuser, according to the lawsuit filed last
week in
federal court in Orlando.

The Behrens were listed as child abusers after a May 2002 incident
in which
their then-9-month-old adopted son suffered a head injury. Jason
Behrens
was
carrying the child when he tripped and they both fell, according
to an
Orange
County sheriff's investigation that concluded it was an accidental
injury.

However, an emergency room doctor suspected abuse and turned the
incident
over
to the state Child Protection Team in Orange County. The team
doctor
determined
the child was a victim of shaken baby syndrome, records show.

Despite the Sheriff's Office investigation that exonerated the
parents and
a
judge finding no evidence to justify the DCF's taking custody of
the
Behrens'
son and then-3-year-old biological daughter, records show the
agency
refused to
change Jason Behrens' classification as a "verified child abuser."

A subsequent DCF review of its own investigation indicated, in
part, that
credible expert testimony opposing the DCF's findings merited more
attention
"since there were no other risk factors identified that supported
the
likelihood of abuse or neglect."

Representatives for the DCF declined comment, saying the agency
hadn't been
notified of the lawsuit and its policy prohibits them from
discussing
litigation.

descriptors; FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, FAMILY
LAW,
FEDERAL
COURT, FOSTER CARE, LAW ENFORCMENT, POLICE OFFICERS, DCF, CPS,
CHILD
PROTECTIVE, CHILD ABUSE, CHILD NEGLECT, ORLANDO, IMMUNITY