A 5-year-old boy from Douglas County was left by his mother about 9 p.m. Thursday at Immanuel Medical Center in Omaha, said Todd Landry, director of children and family services for the State Department of Health and Human Services.
The child is the 35th to be dropped off at a hospital or, in one case, a police station by a parent or guardian wanting to make use of the law.
Earlier Thursday, a brother and sister from Douglas County were taken to Methodist Hospital in Omaha, Landry said. The 14-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl were dropped off by their mother in the afternoon.
The 17-year-old left the hospital, however, before law enforcement officers could arrive. As of midday today, HHS officials had not been notified by law enforcement whether the girl had been found.
HHS staffers are gathering additional information about both Thursday cases. More here:
Ha ha - a long time ago, the libs made it so the schools can't discipline your kid. As time went on they made it so that YOU can't discipline you kid either. Oh yes, you're still responsible for him but you can't control his behavior -- you can only ASK him to control it himself. Anything beyond that and the Department of Social Services will come HELP you. You'll be attending classes and doing reports until your eyes bleed. Oh, and keep your house spotless in case of the "surprise visit" but don't expect any cleaning help from the kid, because, screw you.
This law is the answer. Nowadays, the kid gets out of control and you say "you wanna take a little trip to Nebraska?" This is what it has come to. For thousands of years, parents have been able to raise their kids as they saw fit, but no longer ... it's over. Thanks libs... always such geniuses.
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