Child Finally – We are particularly concerned that the

We are particularly concerned that the Ministry has not yet intervened in this case, in which a mother is using alleged health professionals to fundamentally change the physiology of her child, even though the Ministry did not shudder earlier this year and abducted another North Texas child her family because it was claimed that the mother was involved in a similar practice, writes Paxton, referring to the Pardo case. Nearly five months after four-year-old Drake Pardo was evicted from his home by two child protection officers in Texas, Drake found his parents after the Texas Supreme Court ordered an emergency stay. According to the Texas Home School Coalition, which represents Drake’s parents, Daniel and Ashley Pardo, CPA requested emergency assistance after the family was unable to attend a meeting organized by CPA at Dallas Children’s Medical Center. “The Texas Supreme Court response confirmed what the family had argued from the beginning, that this reference was illegal, unnecessary and an abuse of power by the CPA,” the CSST Director of Public Order told the Western Journal in a statement. On July 2, Judge Michael Chitty held a contradictory hearing during which he not only granted Drake custody of SPC for up to one year, but also ordered the Pardo family not to make a public statement on the case. “If CPA had admitted its error at the beginning of this case, it could have saved Drake and the Pardo family four months after a trauma. The Texas Supreme Court allegedly invoked the high-profile case of James Younger, which punished SPC for “duplicating” the Pardo case and the most recent case. Tim Lambert, president of the Texas Home School Coalition, told the Western Journal that the case was in fact only a medical disagreement, but that it should not be enough to get a child out of his home. 24 to Trevor Woodruff, Acting Commissioner of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, and expressed his concern about the Department’s ability to handle both cases, particularly the younger generation. Although Drake has returned home, the CPC case is still ongoing and the family continues to fight CPC benefit claims. According to an affidavit sent by DFPS to the Western Journal, the CPA claims Ashley Pardo “reports symptoms of Munchausen syndrome by proxy,” a mental illness in which one person treats and cares for another as if he or she were sick when “he or she” is not. According to THSC, the Supreme Court ordered Drake’s reunification with his parents after CPS failed to provide substantial evidence of the continuing danger that justified keeping him “himself” in state custody. Anderson, sent back by the Pardo family in April after refusing to see Drake during the child’s three-day hospital stay. “Instead, they decided to save his face at the expense of Drake and the Pardo family. Drake Pardo was evicted from his home on June 20, and his parents received little or no warning. 24 allowed Drake to return home with his parents, the case is not yet closed.