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"A MORAL DILEMMA" A former Tennessee DCS worker tells us she spent 50+ nights in Bradley and McMinn offices with children.

She says children slept on camping mattresses, and rooms in Bradley County had mice. She sometimes took children to First United Methodist Church in Cleveland before sunrise to take showers, so they could get the hygiene they needed.

“I felt ashamed for the first time in my career to be working for the department,” she said. “I felt like I was participating in helping to harm children instead of help children, and it was weighing very heavily on my conscience.”

Local 3's full investigation, in the comments.

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