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WATCH: Arizona State Senator Addresses The 'Lost' Children In CPS System

 By Patrick Howley  June 30, 2020 at 12:18pm
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Arizona Republican state Sen. David Farnsworth addressed new numbers of lost or runaway children from the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS, or CPS) system.

“I just received an update from Senate staff” Farnsworth said, referring to “alarming” numbers. “The latest numbers show that in April 2020 the Arizona Department of Child Safety listed 229 runaways and 42 missing children. The total is 271 children that have been taken by the Arizona Department of Child Safety out of their homes because supposedly they were not safe, and then it appears the Department of Child Safety has lost them.”

I recently had the privilege to interview Senator Farnsworth for The Epoch Times as he was beginning his crusade to find the missing children.

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Patrick Howley
Patrick Howley is a seasoned reporter responsible for revealing the Veterans Affairs scandal, exposing Ralph Northam's racist yearbook photo, breaking the Cal Cunningham adultery scandal, and revealing the financial links between the Pelosi family and Ukraine. Howley is currently focusing on the possible politicization of Child Protective Services. Follow Patrick on Twitter @HowleyReporter and at Gab.com/patrickreports




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