Posted by Jane Doe on 1/05/13

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My daughter-in-law abducted my grandson from our home and
told the police she did this because we are drug users,
which we are not, and she said the house was unsafe for the
child. We have all lived here together for over 4 years. My
grandson is almost 3 1/2. My husband and I are in our 60's
and retired. My d-i-l just hates me because I caught her
stealing drugs and hypodermic needles from her employer and
using them in my house. I gave her a 2nd chance and told
her if I ever caught her doing this again, I would throw
her out, and without her son. I caught her again. She got
scared and ran away with my grandson while no one was
around. She went to the police and DCF, who came to our
house to talk to us about the allegations. I've raised 4
children and they have never been in trouble, and neither
have my husband and I. And I NEVER had the humiliation of
DFC come to my home. I believe she had to make up something
to avoid charges of criminal custodial interference after
taking my grandson from my son. Can the police use this
heresay statement from her as evidence to conduct a raid on
our home? We're in nj.

P.S. I went to the police in her employer's town and filed
a report as to what she had done. The police did nothing
except to go to her employer to tell him about the report
and ask if he wanted to have her arrested. He declined. So
I reported that to the DEA, because my understanding is
that if a Doctor is aware of the theft of narcotics from
his office he is compelled to report it to the DEA, that
it's not up to his discretion. I reported it to the DEA so
they can follow up.

Re: It's complicated, 1/11/13, by Pierre Quebodeaux, J.D..

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