<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1jfKBj_0viuxStF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1jfKBj_0viuxStF00" width="1200" height="900" ></figure>WGN-TV is reporting on a DCFS case in which a toddler was taken from his family for 3 months for alleged physical abuse which proved to be false.An Illinois family is suing the state’s Department of Child andFamily Services, claiming that the agency ‘unjustly’ took their7-month-old son from them, resulting in a separation that lasted threemonths.Victor Lucha, a Cass County resident, shared his story with WGN-TV9 on Monday,hoping others in similar situations would learn from his experience. “This has been really traumatizing to a point where there’s no words to explain,” Lucha said.According to the WGN article, the family separation occurred after the boy’s mother visited a clinic in Beardstown. The attorney said the family was there to have a burn on the boy’s arm and skin discoloration on his legs examined.</div></body>

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Illinois family sues DCFS for ‘unjustly’ taking their 7-month-old son

WGN-TV is reporting on a DCFS case in which a toddler was taken from his family for 3 months for alleged physical abuse which proved to be false. An Illinois family is suing the state’s Department of Child and. Family Services, claiming that the agency ‘unjustly’ took their...