The state says the foster agency that placed 9-year-old Omarion
Humphrey, the severely autistic boy who went missing and drowned in a
Davison Township park, should lose its license.
The state said Alternatives for Children & Families Inc., the
Burton-based agency, failed to ensure foster parents received adequate
training on how to care for children with autism, committed multiple
violations and should lose its license, partly because of the severity
of the violations.
Article here (via mlive).
Follow up: Agency may appeal report.
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