Adoption Specialist Accused Of Child Endangerment

Adoption Specialist Accused Of Child Endangerment
Thursday, December 15, 2011
New Jersey News

UNION — A Union Township man who works as an adoption specialist for the State Division of Children and Families was arrested at his home early this morning and charged with third degree endangering the welfare of a child, Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow announced.

Frednel Lambert, 34, until recently also worked as a choir director for a Newark church, said Romankow.

An investigation was launched in September after a parent of the alleged victim contacted a Springfield Police Department with allegations that Lambert had been sending sexually charged messages to her 15-year-old son. The alleged chats, conducted through Facebook, took place over the course of a two-week period. Lambert met the teenage victim through the church, officials said.

Lambert is being held on $35,000 bail at the Union County Jail and faces up to five years in prison if convicted of the charge, authorities said.

Investigators are asking anyone with information related to the case to contact Prosecutor’s Office Detective Patricia Gusmano at 1-908-527-4589 or Springfield Police Detective. Det. Jim Mortin at 1-973-376-0400.

These criminal charges are mere accusations. Lambert is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This is the Constitutional "Presumption of Innocence" that falsely accused parents NEVER receive. See What Happens in the FOG

Iowa man tries to lure teen and gets mom's fist instead

August 12, 2011 5:05 PM
By Carlin DeGuerin Miller

(CBS/AP) DES MOINES, Iowa - A Des Moines man who allegedly tried to lure a young girl into an alley, wound up with stitches and a black eye after the girl's mother took matters into her own hands, according to authorities.

Polk County police sources say that Robert C. Harding tried to lure a 13-year-old girl into an alley near where she was playing with friends outside her home. Instead the smart-thinking teenager went to get her mom who confronted Harding, according to CBS affiliate KCCI.

Police say that when the girl's mother, Holly Pullen, confronted Harding he asked how old the girl was and whether he could marry her or would be interested in signing the girl away.

"I got down to the alley and I confronted him. I said, 'Why are you staring at the kids?' and he looks at me and says, 'I want to marry the red head.' I came unglued at that point. I was like 'Dude, she's only 13 and that's my daughter,'" Pullen told the station.

Police said Pullen punched Harding in the face. Then the girl's father and one of his friends chased Harding and fought with him, KCCI reported.

By the time police arrived at Fremont Street, the fight was over. Police questioned Harding who allegedly told them that he was trying to get the girl into the alley so he could "marry her and sex her."

Police also said he told them he knew the girl was a minor and that he liked "young girls."

"It's horrible, it's a nightmare, it's not one that I think any parent wants to go through," Pullen told KCCI.

Harding is charged with enticing a minor under the age of 16, which is punishable up 4 years in prison and a parole violation. He's being held on $15,000 bond.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20091801-504083.html

But if he had been a CPS agent, momma would be in jail instead.