POLITICSJul 29 · 20:28 UTCMICHIGAN ADVANCEKatherine Dailey

False CPS report that separated Buttigieg from his children now under AG investigation

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is investigating a false Child Protective Services report that led to Pete Buttigieg's temporary separation from his children. The report, deemed a privacy violation, originated from an anonymous caller alleging unverified claims of violent crimes. The AG's office aims to address potential unlawful conduct and prevent similar incidents against public figures.

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Pete ButtigiegpersonDana NesselpersonKimberly BushpersonChastenpersonErin StoverpersonMichigan Attorney General’s OfficeorganizationMichigan Department of Health and Human ServicesorganizationChild Protective ServicesorganizationMichigan State PoliceorganizationSouth Bendplace

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