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Arizona Wants Immunity for Social Workers Who Allowed Child Sex Abuser to Remain a Licensed Foster Parent to Sexually Traffick Children - Vimarsana News

Arizona Wants Immunity for Social Workers Who Allowed Child Sex Abuser to Remain a Licensed Foster Parent to Sexually Traffick Children

One of the most horrific stories Health Impact News has ever covered involving child sex trafficking through the foster care system is a story we have been following and reporting on in Arizona since 2017. It started with the story of Devani, a 2-year-old child who was removed from the family who loved her, simply because the mother had a previous history of drug abuse, and then was put into the home of David Frodsham, a top civilian commander at Fort Huachuca, a major Army installation in Arizona, where 2-year-old Devani became part of a pedophile ring and was repeatedly raped. David Frodsham...

Charlotte commercial real estate firm changing its name - Vimarsana News

Charlotte commercial real estate firm changing its name

Charlotte commercial real estate firm changing its name.

Fall Fiesta in the Park returns with 200 artists in downtown Orlando - Vimarsana News

Fall Fiesta in the Park returns with 200 artists in downtown Orlando

Fall Fiesta in the Park is back for its 51st year at Lake Eola with 200 artists and family-friendly activities lining the streets of downtown Orlando.

Gaston Business Association supports Gastonia road bonds - Vimarsana News

Gaston Business Association supports Gastonia road bonds

Opinion: Gaston Business Association supports Gastonia road bonds

Project To Be Unveiled In LA Names Every Japanese American Incarcerated During WWII - Vimarsana News

Project To Be Unveiled In LA Names Every Japanese American Incarcerated During WWII

A team led by a USC professor says it has identified 125,284 people incarcerated because of their Japanese ancestry.

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