Child abuse refers to the intentional harm, neglect, or mistreatment of a child, whether it is an act of commission (doing something harmful) or omission (neglecting to do something necessary for a child’s well-being). Child abuse can take various forms and may occur within families, communities, or institutions. It is a serious and widespread social issue that can have profound and lasting effects on a child’s physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
Texts, emails, or voicemails containing threats.
Photographs of injuries or property damage.
Medical records showing treatment for injuries.
Witness testimony or affidavits from others who know about the abuse.
Police reports, even if no arrest was made.… Read More Evidence Needed for Arrest
