Child Protective Services responds after parents speak out against agency following their arrest Jacklyn and Jamie Davidson charged with interference with child custody after disappearing with their six children, prompting AMBER Alert
SAN ANTONIO – Child Protective Services released a statement regarding the case of two parents facing charges of interference with child custody.
Both parents were arrested Saturday after an AMBER Alert was issued for their six children.
CPS was temporarily granted custody of the children due to abuse allegations.
On Monday, the parents spoke out against CPS handling their case. The couple’s lawyer says they cooperated with CPS the whole time before the Amber Alert was issued.
CPS issued the following statement:
“Our job is to respond to reports of possible abuse or neglect from law enforcement, medical or school professionals, or the public and investigate those reports based on legal guidelines. We then present that information to a judge who then decides if there is any further action we should take. That process was followed in this case.”
As of now, the children are together in a shelter.
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