Holy fucking cow!!! Amazing that you need a license to drive a car but any dirtbag or pair of dirtbags can have kids....
british columbia news archives
Wednesday, Oct 26, 2005
Surrey parents wanted daughter to become prostitute
SURREY, B.C. (Black Press) - A Surrey mother and father who tried to talk their 15-year-old daughter into becoming a prostitute and convinced their brain-damaged 12-year-old son to stop taking his medication have been ordered to have no contact with either child.
The two were among 10 children removed from the custody of the couple in 2001 after child welfare authorities identified their Whalley residence as an "extremely dysfunctional home," court records show.
In issuing the order at the time, Surrey Provincial Court Judge Suzanne MacGregor said the children's "minimum needs for health, dental care and cleanliness were not met. They were not always fed enough. Their social and behavioural problems indicate that they were left to their own devices. They got little, if any, guidance or restraint. Those of school age and in school were markedly delayed in academic measures. Each has significant emotional problems."
Despite the degree of abuse and neglect, the 15-year-old girl and her 12- year-old brother have fled their foster homes more than once to visit their parents.
Social workers recently learned that the mother and father took the 15-year-old girl to Vancouver's East Hastings area and introduced her to a pimp "...a young man ... who took (the teen) around to meet 'the girls'."
"Reportedly, the mother, father and (pimp) thought it would be helpful if (the girl) had some alcohol to help loosen her up for these visits," Surrey Provincial Court Judge Jean Lytwyn said in her written reasons for banning contact.
"(The girl) was told she could make $200 a day as a prostitute."
The mother "has a lengthy involvement and reliance on prostitution" herself, the judge noted.
According to the written ruling, matters came to a head in August of this year when the mother attacked the daughter, claiming the girl had stolen money.
The brother, who may be suffering from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, "exhibits a number of extreme behaviours" when he is not his medications, the judge noted.
Yet the mother convinced him to stop taking his pills, the result being the boy is "spiralling out of control quickly."
Judge Lytwyn issued a restraining order forbidding contact and giving police the power to arrest both parents without a warrant if an officer has reasonable grounds to believe the parents have violated the order.
A court order bans identification of all involved.
british columbia news archives
Wednesday, Oct 26, 2005
Surrey parents wanted daughter to become prostitute
SURREY, B.C. (Black Press) - A Surrey mother and father who tried to talk their 15-year-old daughter into becoming a prostitute and convinced their brain-damaged 12-year-old son to stop taking his medication have been ordered to have no contact with either child.
The two were among 10 children removed from the custody of the couple in 2001 after child welfare authorities identified their Whalley residence as an "extremely dysfunctional home," court records show.
In issuing the order at the time, Surrey Provincial Court Judge Suzanne MacGregor said the children's "minimum needs for health, dental care and cleanliness were not met. They were not always fed enough. Their social and behavioural problems indicate that they were left to their own devices. They got little, if any, guidance or restraint. Those of school age and in school were markedly delayed in academic measures. Each has significant emotional problems."
Despite the degree of abuse and neglect, the 15-year-old girl and her 12- year-old brother have fled their foster homes more than once to visit their parents.
Social workers recently learned that the mother and father took the 15-year-old girl to Vancouver's East Hastings area and introduced her to a pimp "...a young man ... who took (the teen) around to meet 'the girls'."
"Reportedly, the mother, father and (pimp) thought it would be helpful if (the girl) had some alcohol to help loosen her up for these visits," Surrey Provincial Court Judge Jean Lytwyn said in her written reasons for banning contact.
"(The girl) was told she could make $200 a day as a prostitute."
The mother "has a lengthy involvement and reliance on prostitution" herself, the judge noted.
According to the written ruling, matters came to a head in August of this year when the mother attacked the daughter, claiming the girl had stolen money.
The brother, who may be suffering from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, "exhibits a number of extreme behaviours" when he is not his medications, the judge noted.
Yet the mother convinced him to stop taking his pills, the result being the boy is "spiralling out of control quickly."
Judge Lytwyn issued a restraining order forbidding contact and giving police the power to arrest both parents without a warrant if an officer has reasonable grounds to believe the parents have violated the order.
A court order bans identification of all involved.
