Yes it could, even though anonymous tips do not constitute probable cause they are often acted on without a warrant relying on coercion instead. Even though the child was returned nobody involved was held accountable were they?
Absolutely not, the name of the accuser is protected by state. So no chance to face your accuser nor can you sue them in civil court. Anonymous accuser never has to be present in court nor can your lawyer subpoena them! I think its under the federal child protection act? And believe it or not his ex having faced no penalties the first time around attempted to do exact same thing a second time about 6 months later however they only sent social worker to speak to him and physically see child to which they determined there was no obvious signs of abuse.
The guy was forced to sign up for parenting and family help classes in order to keep seeing his child. So in essence he was forced into the system anyway. Its downright scary the power DHS has over your children! And god forbid you cannot afford an attorney.
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