A California man is mourning the death of his 17-month-old son and is blaming the infant’s mother and Child Protective Services (CPS) for allegedly giving him a fentanyl overdose.
Monteith Bury’s son, Justin died It took place Sunday at his mother’s home in Lancaster, in northern Los Angeles County, ABC7 reported.
The county sheriff’s office has not yet officially determined the cause of death, but the heartbroken father said it was fentanyl.
“Oh, I’m sick and miserable and emotional right now.” “I want justice for my baby,” Brie told the media, adding that Justin was “overdosing.” It was,” he claimed.
“He swallowed some of the fentanyl that was left randomly around the house.”
Bree said she’ll never forget receiving that devastating phone call.
“My son died. [Justin’s mother was] “She talked about how she took him in her arms and tried to kiss him mouth-to-mouth,” he told a local broadcaster. “Now he’s dead in the morgue.”
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What bothers him most is his previous failed attempt to gain custody of his son. Even though he fought for Justin, Brie said the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) decided to only give him visitation rights.
“I’ve had enough pain, Lord. The whole system has failed me. It’s DCFS’ fault. They’re the core of this problem,” he said, adding that he didn’t want to try hard enough to get custody. He added that he also blames himself for not having done so.
DCFS released a statement following the death of Justin and another Lancaster infant. killed In another domestic case:
As an agency dedicated to the safety and well-being of children, we at the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services are deeply saddened to learn of the recent deaths of two Antelope Valley children in separate incidents.
While we recognize the public’s concern for injured children and those whose lives have been tragically lost, we are bound by state confidentiality laws and cannot discuss potential involvement with families. can not. These laws are designed to protect children and families from further emotional distress while addressing sensitive family issues.
On Tuesday, a North Carolina father said: turned himself in According to Breitbart News, the Lawrence Police Department was called to the scene after her 1-year-old son had overdosed on fentanyl.
Tyrist Johnson had an outstanding warrant for possession of fentanyl and initially fled the scene, but turned himself in on Tuesday. Thankfully, authorities confirmed that the baby recovered at the hospital.
