How in the heck can that article have substance.....JerBear's been in jail.
Get a clue! the Iowa post was in response to your ahole fans bringing this up about PSU - Pot meet Kettle.Is the finger pointing at you now OP? Not trying to post anything negative about Pennsylvania just pointing out that all states in this great nation have issues with abuse. Its saddening. This article is 2 days old..
Child abuse cases on rise in Pa. The 35 counties where it's most rampant
By Nick Falsone | For lehighvalleylive.com | Posted October 24, 2018 at 07:05 AM
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Both reports of child abuse and substantiated cases of child abuse have risen every year since 2013 in Pennsylvania, a Pennsylvania Department of Human Services shows.
The department's annual Child Protective Services Report for 2017 offers the most recent, comprehensive data available on child abuse in the state.
The increases in reports and substantiated cases aren't necessarily indicative of a societal change in the care of children statewide.
Mike Krebs | MLive.com
The reason
"Amendments to the Child Protective Services Law, effective in December 2014, continue to drive increases in reports of child abuse," the report states. "These amendments increased the number of mandated reporters of child abuse and added additional persons who could be identified as perpetrators of child abuse."
Still, even after the law went into effect, there has continued to be an uptick each year in reports and substantiated cases of child abuse.
Report's key findings
Among the Child Protective Services Report's key findings
Statewide substantiated reports of child abuse increased from 1.6 per thousand children in 2016 to 1.8 per thousand children in 2017.
Sexual abuse remains the leading category of abuse, followed by physical abuse.
Parents continue to be the persons most responsible for abuse of their children.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
Kettle meet Pot
Why so angry on a Friday night? The OP is a Penn State fan. He started the same exact thread on HR. I did nothing but show the OP a POT to his KETTLE. Relax, I havent said anything bad about Penn State at all.
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They care about kids. They wave!
We suck. We only raise over $10 million every year FOR. THE. KIDS.
I hate us.
You just go straight to insults don't you? Only 7% of Iowans farm. Farming is what put's food in your belly. America needs farmers.
You must not know some of those who posted on this board during the height of the Sandusky Scandal. Iowa fans trailed only Rutgers fans in their vile comments and guffaws. Iowa has not beaten Penn State since making their despicable posts.
Is the finger pointing at you now OP? Not trying to post anything negative about Pennsylvania just pointing out that all states in this great nation have issues with abuse. Its saddening. This article is 2 days old..
Child abuse cases on rise in Pa. The 35 counties where it's most rampant
By Nick Falsone | For lehighvalleylive.com | Posted October 24, 2018 at 07:05 AM
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Both reports of child abuse and substantiated cases of child abuse have risen every year since 2013 in Pennsylvania, a Pennsylvania Department of Human Services shows.
The department's annual Child Protective Services Report for 2017 offers the most recent, comprehensive data available on child abuse in the state.
The increases in reports and substantiated cases aren't necessarily indicative of a societal change in the care of children statewide.
Mike Krebs | MLive.com
The reason
"Amendments to the Child Protective Services Law, effective in December 2014, continue to drive increases in reports of child abuse," the report states. "These amendments increased the number of mandated reporters of child abuse and added additional persons who could be identified as perpetrators of child abuse."
Still, even after the law went into effect, there has continued to be an uptick each year in reports and substantiated cases of child abuse.
Report's key findings
Among the Child Protective Services Report's key findings
Statewide substantiated reports of child abuse increased from 1.6 per thousand children in 2016 to 1.8 per thousand children in 2017.
Sexual abuse remains the leading category of abuse, followed by physical abuse.
Parents continue to be the persons most responsible for abuse of their children.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
I spend a lot of my internet time on the Iowa board, yes indeed. Being a hardcore Iowa fan for almost 35 years I certainly support the Hawks as you do the Lions. I also spend a lot of time here & HR as a big "college/freestyle" wrestling fan. Congrats David Taylor!
Mods, please delete. This may be the dumbest thread ever.
They aren't remotely related. I don't see anything in that article about looking the other way when you know it's going on. This is a stretch and attempt to deflect . I am not fan of making fun of PSU over this.
[/QUOTE]I'm NOT the one pointing fingers!! Just pointing out that child abuse is a SOCIETAL problem. No city, no town, no campus is immune to it.
We know it happened at Penn State. We regret the events that took place. But what sickens me just as much is the herd of people who continue to condemn
anyone associate with Penn State and pretend they live in a Utopian society.
Child abuse cases on rise in Pa. The 35 counties where it's most rampant
By Nick Falsone | For lehighvalleylive.com | Posted October 24, 2018 at 07:05 AM
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Both reports of child abuse and substantiated cases of child abuse have risen every year since 2013 in Pennsylvania, a Pennsylvania Department of Human Services shows.
The department's annual Child Protective Services Report for 2017 offers the most recent, comprehensive data available on child abuse in the state.
The increases in reports and substantiated cases aren't necessarily indicative of a societal change in the care of children statewide.
Mike Krebs | MLive.com
The reason
"Amendments to the Child Protective Services Law, effective in December 2014, continue to drive increases in reports of child abuse," the report states. "These amendments increased the number of mandated reporters of child abuse and added additional persons who could be identified as perpetrators of child abuse."
Still, even after the law went into effect, there has continued to be an uptick each year in reports and substantiated cases of child abuse.
Report's key findings
Among the Child Protective Services Report's key findings
Statewide substantiated reports of child abuse increased from 1.6 per thousand children in 2016 to 1.8 per thousand children in 2017.
Sexual abuse remains the leading category of abuse, followed by physical abuse.
Parents continue to be the persons most responsible for abuse of their children.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
