The long-term effects, that still don’t show immediately, from these babies, being RAISED inside this, DRUG pit! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
In the cases of the infant boy’s death, the police and district attorneys searched, and found the other children who are at the residence showing signs of developmental delays, and weighed too light based off of their ages.
A two-months-old infant male, Lu died abruptly at the end of last year in Kaohsiung, the coroners autopsied the infant, found there to be presence of amphetamine in his urine and blood too. On the eleventh of this month, the police and district attorneys went to the infant’s home to search, confiscated the paraphernalia for amphetamine, amphetamine, and arrested the birthmother, Chou, the uncle, Wu, and Lu. Back then, there were eight more two-to-eight year-old young children, and they all showed developmental delays from inhaling the poison gas, and weighed not heavy enough, they were handed over to the Social Services to be placed in emergency.
The police and D.A. found, the three young boys, and five young girls there, were the two older siblings of the infant male that died, the five children of the infant’s uncle, Wu, his uncle, Lu’s child; Chou (age 26) the birthmother of the infant who’d died is pregnant currently. And the police and D.A. will examine more closely, if the young children’s signs of developmental delay is related to the drug exposures, of if it were due to lack of nutritional provisions.
The investigative officers pointed out, the young infant’s parents, grandparents, great uncle, eldest aunt, Wu the uncle, and older uncle, eight adults, and eight young children, live in a three-story mansion of Chien-Zhen District, the infant male’s birthmother, Chou had been “burning the drugs” to inhale it in, and because the windows had been, sealed shut, the officers who’d barged in stated, “the air is bad here”; the police believed, that the infant had been, impacted by the illegal substances when he was inside his mother’s, womb already.
Based off of understanding, as Lu was taken in because he became too fussy, due to illnesses, he was already, very ill, on November 11th of last, he was declared dead, the D.A. had the coroners conduct an autopsy, found that the cause of death was bronchial pneumonia and edema, but there wasn’t any external injuries of the child, his weight was average, but the urine and blood tested positive for amphetamine, the coroners suspected that the infant was fed the illegal substances and poisoned that way.
As the investigators arrived at the residence, they’d smelled the strong scent of amphetamine, with all the adults and children asleep in their separate bedrooms, the task force found two packs of amphetamine in Chou’s bedroom, scale, and paraphernalia, the three adults, Chou, Wu the uncle (age 28), the older uncle, Lu (age 28) all admitted they were abusing, they were charged with drugs and affecting the developments of young children, after the district attorneys interrogated them, their bails were set at $10,000N.T. to $30,000N.T.s.
Of the eight children who were rescued out, seven were placed in a group home, while a younger child was placed with a foster family, the Social Services asked the courts to place all the children for three months at least, then, to reduce to lengthen the time for placement, and they won’t be allowing the parents to visit for now. After the three suspects made their bails, they’d demanded to have their children back with them, but the Social Services refused to release the young children.
And, the infant male’s birthfather (age 27) was out on the run from his debts, he was taken in by the police yesterday afternoon, and the police department is now, looking into the facts to see if he had been involved in this case of child endangerment too.
And so, this, is how these, DRUG-ADDICTED adults are putting their young children’s lives in danger, and yeah, maybe, the effects of these young children, “smoking” in the drugs won’t be so apparent for now, but it will, have an, everlasting, long-term, damaging effect on their development, like how one of these children already showed signs of, developmentally delay already?
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