
Quoting
Craig Johnson
DCFS contacted me in mid-october stating there was a case open against me in regards to drug use around my child. It was my ex girlfriends children's father. A DCFS worker showed up at her house and she let her in. she interviewed me my ex girlfriend and her children. But Not my child who was also present.
the next day I got a call from a different lady who said she was my case worker and a case had to be open against me because it was stated I was using with her. At that point she told me she had *30 days to get her interviews done in order to pursue the case. I explained to Both caseworkers (my ex girlfriends, in person and mine, over the phone.) that I have not participated in any drug use and that my child had not been exposed to anything of that nature. my sons mother was also contacted and told the caseworker the same thing.she wanted to interview my son but said that she legally could not because he was not four years oldyet and needed her supervisors approval.
neither one of us heard from her again until after my son had already turn 4, which was after her 30 day guidelines.
she contacted me stating she needed to do a home visit in order to close the case but never showed up.at this point it's close to 4 months later and she's being very persistent and demanding that she talk to my son.
at this point I feel she's pushing/overstepping her boundaries, her guidelines, aswell as my constitutional right against unwarranted search and seizure.
She has not been given consent to speak to my child by me nor his mother but is being very persistent about Interviewing or son. At this point I have stopped responding to her.
What can his mother or I do/say In order for this woman to leave me and my family alone?y question involves child abuse or neglect in the State of: Utah.