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Committee hears hospitals say they lack direct CPS after-hours contact

Hospital and committee members said hospitals have struggled for years to get a private CPS after-hours hotline; Memorial Hospital described new communication processes with CPS that members suggested could be modeled by Singing River.

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Child rights worker describes violence and neglect facing children

A child rights protection worker told LRT.lt that some children live with severe neglect, physical and sexual violence, drug use and manipulation by separating parents. The employee, who has worked for about 10 years at Lithuania’s State Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service, spoke anonymo…

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Australia's Child Abuse Knowledge Grows, Prevention Lags

For decades, public inquiries have exposed strikingly similar patterns of child sexual abuse. Yet each new crime is treated as though nobody could

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Public commenter warns AI tools are producing abusive child images

A resident alleged AI tools are being used to create sexually abusive and explicit material of children from photos and urged officials to act; staff said experts will evaluate systems as part of redevelopment reviews.

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Commissioners urge vigilance after escapee report; request crosswalk after 34 speeding tickets near Head Start site

A commissioner warned residents to secure properties after reporting an escapee, reminded the public hurricane season runs through Nov. 1, and asked public-works to pursue a crosswalk and caution signage after SPD issued 34 speeding tickets near the Caddo Community Action Agency site serving preschoolers.

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Commission introduces ordinance to ban gun-shaped novelty lighters

Commissioners introduced a first reading of an ordinance to ban retail sale and public display of gun-shaped novelty lighters in Dayton, establishing definitions, exemptions and penalties; the measure was placed on calendar for further readings.

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Council OKs $130,000 agreement to support Internet Crimes Against Children task‑force training

Council authorized an agreement with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to support the state Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, accepting up to $130,000 annually to coordinate statewide training; KPD chief said the department runs the unit and will use funds for training and technology updates.