State finally releases kidnapped homeschool children after months in captivity

‘When Kiarre Harris decided to take her kids out of the public school system in Buffalo, New York, and homeschool them instead, she had no idea the decision would result in her losing her children.
Harris followed the regulations for withdrawing her children from public school in December, but a week later, she got a phone call from Child Protective Services (CPS) inquiring why her children were not at school. She explained that she was now homeschooling them and had the paperwork to prove that everything was in order. A month later, however, she came home to find police cars waiting for her. She was given a court summons for child neglect, and when she refused to hand her children over to police, they arrested her for obstruction of justice.
It turned out that a mistake by the distract led to the forcible removal of Harris’s two children from her care. Harris says that Buffalo City Hall failed to inform the former school that the children were being homeschooled. When they stopped showing up for classes, the school believed the single mother was illegally preventing them from attending and contacted CPS. The kids were placed in state custody, and she was given limited supervised visits.’
Read more: State finally releases kidnapped homeschool children after months in captivity