‘No Specific Concerns’ Before Two-Year-Old Girl Was Allegedly Raped in Family Home

‘No Specific Concerns’ Before Two-Year-Old Girl Was Allegedly Raped in Family Home
Tennant Creek police station. Screenshot via Google Maps
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Territory Families is maintaining that its officers had “no specific concerns” about a two-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually assaulted in her family home in a north Australian outback town last week.
The government body, which was established for the welfare of children and families in the Northern Territory, has said it received more than 20 notifications about the unnamed toddler dating back to August 2015, but only six of them had been substantiated, reported ABC.