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Old 11-02-2013, 03:19 PM #1
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Default Social worker took the wrong child out of primary school in Hull

"Social worker took the wrong child
out of primary school for a supervised visit
with another child's father
Four-year-old Kenzie Joe Jubb, who
has no dealings with social services,
was removed from his nursery classroom
He was sent with a stranger to
‘see his father’ along with a
two-year-old girl they mistakenly thought
was his sister
Kenzie was driven to social services
offices before teachers realised the error


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2KbkgkiOq


Now, his parents are demanding a full
explanation as to why Kenzie,
who has no dealings with social services, was taken.
His father Alistair Jubb said: 'We are furious.
The school CCTV shows him being
away for 11 minutes, but 11 minutes
is a long time when your son is
with someone he doesn’t know.
'How did they get the wrong child?
We want to know exactly how this has happened."


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