(Editor’s note: The family’s last names in this report are being withheld.)
RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – Three family members who tested positive for drugs in a Georgia child custody case allege the state’s drug screening process produced false results, and they have independent tests to prove their claims.
Benjamin, 76, his daughter Katina and his granddaughter, Jyanna, all tested positive for methamphetamine during drug screens required by the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS). The tests were part of the process to determine temporary custody of 2-year-old Azariah, who was removed from the family’s Richmond Hill home in August…