Maryland’s foster care system left children vulnerable to abusers because of a faulty computer system, according to a three-year state audit released this week.
The report blasted the department’s failure “to ensure that all individuals known to be guilty of child abuse or neglect, or found responsible for indicated abuse or neglect, were identified as such in a central registry.”
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