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When someone reports child abuse, investigators act immediately, Davis said — within 24 hours for the most serious cases and within 48 for others. In the first case, Davis scheduled a meeting at the family’s home roughly 48 hours after the initial report. https://t.co/ZLxN3cZvpL — PolitiTweet.org

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Nine months earlier, Davis, 52, had come out as a transgender man. He had taken the the investigator job because he hoped to advocate for children in a way he felt no one had advocated for him when he was young. https://t.co/ZLxN3cYXAd https://t.co/0O343gz3PU — PolitiTweet.org

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Davis spoke to the person who reported the abuse and later called the child’s mother to set up the meeting. Davis told the woman she’d be safe with him. “I’m a trans man,” he said. “I’ve been assigned to this case.” https://t.co/ZLxN3cYXAd https://t.co/j3Itjb0nPA — PolitiTweet.org

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