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This goes handle on the law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

L.A. County is an interesting case. It's enormous. It has, I don't know, what, 10 million people,

and the square mileage makes it one of the largest counties in all of the United States. And it has

had some real issues. One of the problems for years has been the Department of Children's Services. And this is, there's been

settlement after settlement because the LA County Department of Children and Family Services,

well, let's just say there are, there's an issue or two regarding uh their oversight of these

kids uh who have been taken for their homes have been returned to homes one of the

philosophies of the department and one of the philosophies of the law in our policy is whenever

possible you return kids to parents.

Even after kids have been removed from parents, because the kids were in danger, we try to get them back into the family home.

Okay.

So there is a lawsuit that has been filed by a woman named Evangeline Hernandez, who is the great-grandmother

of this Palmdale boy, Noah Quatro, who was tortured and murdered by his parents in 2019.

Now, that is pretty horrific, and so where is the Department of Children and Family Services

involved in all this?

Well, the employees of the LA County Department of Children and Family Services were told

to remove the kid.

There was a court order to remove the kid.

There was a court order to remove this young man, this child from his parents, and they didn't do it.

Therein lies a problem.

And we have case after case of this one, the pure negligence of these workers, of which not one has been held responsible.

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