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In court paperwork, the state alleges the health and safety of the infant, named Cheyenne, was in "imminent danger" if she was left with her parents because of "a lengthy history of domestic violence" between them.
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If the father's association with Oath Keepers was listed as a reason for removing the child into state custody then, regardless of any other factors, a line has been crossed and EVERYONE of any political stripe should take note.
If the father's association with Oath Keepers was listed as a reason for removing the child into state custody then, regardless of any other factors, a line has been crossed and EVERYONE of any political stripe should take note.
Yes, and even if these children were in danger of actual abuse, by putting that in there the state just lost their case.
Lets see, they had both of their other children removed because of abuse and neglect and now their newborn is being taken away too. Makes sence to me. Maybe if the mother realised how bad things are between her and her soon to be ex. then she could get her children back.
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