My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Indiana
My 17 year old son moved in with 13 year old girlfriend's family against my wishes last March. It took police action to force him home. My son has made it clear that as soon as he turns 18 in March, he will be going back to his girlfriend's house and her parents are fine with this. The girl is now 14.
Since that time,I have called my son in as incorrigible for failing to return home when he was supposed to, only to have the local county officer call me and tell me that nothing was going on, I should be more
understanding, the girl's parents were "supporting my son's friendship with their daughter", and he would be sending my son home shortly.
The girl's mother works for a local Town Marshall and the Marshall had knowledge of the living situation all along and did nothing. In fact, the Marshall advised my son to try to emancipate himself but I refused to sign the papers. The Marshall has also accessed my son's record and shown him what's on it -(incorrigible call, and runaway report). I believe the Marshall was also out of line recently because he showed up at my house to serve a body attachment (civil warrant for a medical bill that was actually my ex husbands responsibility). The Town Marshall is from a different Town 9 miles away.
The girl's parents have taken my son to sign a tanning contract when he was only 16 (requires signed parental or guardian permission in Indiana and I ), have given my son
prescription medication(prednisone for poison ivy), called in absences to the school, allow him to keep his truck and other possessions at their house against my
wishes, put him on their cell plan, and more. They are basically buying my son's loyalty to their daughter.
I have proof that the kids are sexually active. And the kids spend ALL their time together at the girl's house so I would think the parents must be aware of what's going on. The girl's parents maintain that they are well supervised at all times and that my son is aware that he isn't allowed at their house when the parents aren't home. However, I have seen many times when my son's vehicles are at their house and the parents are at work, so I know that's not true.
I am running out of options and getting nowhere and as a last resort, am considering calling CPS against the girl's parents. Would it do any good? Is there anything that can be done about the Town Marshall? He's done more than what I've listed.

