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You are here: Home / News / Minnesota counties ‘screen out’ most child abuse reports

Minnesota counties ‘screen out’ most child abuse reports

April 21, 2014

Bill would require better tracking of child abuse cases that are screened out without investigation.

Minnesota’s counties received nearly 68,000 reports of child abuse or neglect last year but closed most of those cases without investigation or assessment.

A review of state and federal data by the Star Tribune shows that the number of child abuse reports being screened out without any protective action rose last year to the third-highest rate in the country.

In all, the state screened out more than 48,000 such abuse reports last year ­— and authorities often made their decisions after only gathering information from a phone call or a fax. [Read Full Article]

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