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Attempted Safe Haven Case Save Email Print
Lincoln
Posted: 11:09 AM Oct 7, 2008
Last Updated: 8:00 PM Oct 7, 2008
Reporter: 10/11 News
Email Address: desk@kolnkgin.com

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Lincoln nearly had it's third safe haven case. According to Police Chief Tom Casady a 34 year old mother showed up at Bryan LGH West 11:15 Monday morning to drop off her 15 year old daughter under the state's safe haven law. The woman told officials the daughter was a run-away and she couldn't handle her behavior. The woman also told police she was worried for her young son when the girl was home and had begun filing paperwork to make the girl a ward of the state, but it was taking too long.

A Lincoln officer talked with the woman and doctors at the hospital and worked out an arrangement where the girl was admitted into the hospital's child psychiatric service instead of abandoned under safe haven.

Health and Human Services has been called in to help on the case.

Casady says this is the second time LPD has helped a family considering using the safe haven law.

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Posted by: Way to Go on Oct 8, 2008 at 11:28 PM
At least someone out there is trying to help..I hope all works out for them and I am glad the officer was able to talk to them and work out something to get them some help..He should be proud..There are alot of emotions to be worked out and I hope they get all the help they need..

Posted by: Anonymous on Oct 7, 2008 at 05:36 PM
It seems the law is working well. The sooner each family gets help the better the community will be.

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