LP #1:
There was an egregious harm maltreatment finding in this case and it supported the county attorney's position to file a TPR as their interpretation of MN Statute regarding a TPR, which states that the child has been subjected to egregious harm as defined in section 260C.007, subd. 14., had been met.

LP #2:
This particular shelter care facility does their own search for foster homes and ended up finding different foster homes, separating the surviving siblings. 

Additionally, when law enforcement is involved in an investigation, the agency often times takes direction from them as to not interfere with the criminal investigation, which can support the agency feeling like their hands are tied and their ability to meet certain requirements of an investigation (i.e. interviews, face-to-face contact, kinship discussions, etc.) might be delayed.