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CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECTSTATISTICS State Fiscal Year 2010July 2009 — June 2010TABLE OF CONTENTS Statistics-Introduction 3 Abuse & Neglect 2001-2010 5 Reports 6 Map of Assessments 8 Map of Investigations 9 Map of Substantiations 10 SubstantiationsSubstantiated Child Abuse and Neglect By Reporting Source 11 By Category 12 Neglect by Type 13 Physical Abuse By Type 14 Physical Abuse By Type of Injury 15 Sexual Abuse by Type 16 Child Categories Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect By Age of Child 17 By Gender of Child 18 By Race of Child 19 PerpetratorsSubstantiated Child Abuse and Neglect, Alleged Perpetrator By Relationship to Child 20 By Race of Perpetrator 21 By Gender of Perpetrator 22 By Age of Perpetrator 23 Summaries by County Assessment Conclusions and Findings of Investigations 24 Conclusions of Assessments 26 Findings of Investigations 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2STATISTICS — INTRODUCTION The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) is charged with the responsibility of promptly investigating or assessing all accepted reports of alleged child abuse and neglect by the person responsible for the child’s care. Persons responsible for the care of children are parents, guardians, custodians, foster parents, any other adult living in the home of the child, and operators, owners, or employees of child care facilities or homes. OKDHS is further charged with maintaining a record of the assessment conclusions and investigation findings. Reports of all investigations are forwarded to the district attorney with recommendations for disposition. OKDHS Child Welfare staff work to provide maximum safety for children and to enable families to remain together, if at all possible. The majority of families that are identified through a report of abuse or neglect can be assisted through services from either community agencies or, if appropriate, through voluntary services from OKDHS. In serious cases of abuse or neglect, however, court intervention and removal of the children from their homes may be necessary. Removal of a child from his or her home can occur either through a court order or, in the case of an emergency, by law enforcement. OKDHS Child Welfare staff do not have the authority to remove children from their homes. This statistical document for state fiscal year 2010 (July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010) reflects data on child abuse and neglect reports received and accepted for investigation. Also included in this document is an alternative category of response to reports, the assessment. Assessments are conducted when the allegation of abuse or neglect does not constitute a serious or immediate threat to a child’s health or safety. Investigations are conducted when the report contains allegations of serious threats to the alleged child victim’s safety. This statistical document reflects the findings categories that are possible once an investigation has been completed. • A finding of services not needed – means that there is no abuse or neglect and the family does not need any prevention or intervention services; • A finding of services recommended – means that the allegations are determined to be unfounded but the family could benefit from prevention or intervention services; • A finding of substantiated services recommended – means that the allegations, based on credible evidence, constitute child abuse or neglect and services without court intervention will assist the family; • A finding of substantiated court intervention – means that the allegations, based on credible evidence, constitute child abuse or neglect of such a serious nature that court intervention is recommended; and • A finding of reasonable parental discipline – means that the person responsible for a child used ordinary force and age-appropriate reasonable discipline. This finding results in expungement of record of the referral and assessment or investigation. STATISTICS 3In previous years this statistical document has included information pertaining to child deaths and near deaths. Investigation of deaths, in particular, typically take over a year to complete due to their complicated nature and necessity in waiting for certain information from other entities. Thus, including the death statistics significantly delays the production of this entire statistical document. It is for this reason that a separate statistical document pertaining solely to child deaths and near deaths will be produced later as an addendum to this report. OKDHS received 64,170 reports on families and determined after screening that 28,638 reports had allegations that met the definition of abuse and neglect and required assessment or investigation. There were 19,902 children for whom an investigation was completed and a finding made. There were 25,909 children for whom an assessment was completed. Findings are not made in assessments. 4 STATISTICS Fiscal Year Assessed/ Investigated Substanti-ated Percent Substantiated 2001 1530,,369843 2002 1632,,799053 2003 1622,,967216 2004 1620,,374770 2005 1631,,932268 2006 1633,,181267 2007 1632,,159519 2008 1611,,731247 2009 583,6,30954 2010 47,52,48811 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 Substantiated Assessed/Investigated Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division ABUSE AND NEGLECT 5 ABUSE AND NEGLECT The following chart gives a summary of children for whom an assessment or investigation of abuse and neglect was completed and who were substantiated to be victims during the span of the past decade. NOTE: This number is a duplicated count of children since a child could be the subject of more than one assessment or investigation. Children Substantiated to be Victims of Child Abuse and Neglect State Fiscal Years 2001 – 2010 FiscalYear Assessed/Investigated Substanti-ated PercentSubstantiated 2001 50,683 13,394 26.43% 2002 62,795 13,903 22.14% 2003 62,626 12,971 20.71% 2004 60,770 12,347 20.32% 2005 61,926 13,328 21.52% 2006 63,116 13,827 21.91% 2007 62,559 13,191 21.09% 2008 61,327 11,714 19.10% 2009 53,394 8,605 16.12% 2010 45,811 7,248 15.82%REPORTS The following table details the number of reports received and screened, by county, during fiscal year 2010. Each report is screened to assure that it meets the statutory definition of abuse and neglect and that it is within the legal scope of OKDHS. Once a report is accepted, an assessment or investigation is completed on behalf of each alleged child victim identified in the report. A report may have only one identified child victim or there may be multiple identified child victims. During fiscal year 2010 there were 64,710 reports received and screened. After screening, 28,638 reports were accepted for assessment or investigation. Child Abuse and Neglect Reports by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County of Assessment/ Investigation ReportsReceived ScreenedOut Screen OutRate ReportsAccepted AcceptanceRate State Totals 64,710 36,071 56% 28,638 44% Adair 590 325 55% 265 45% Alfalfa 68 39 57% 29 43% Atoka 324 131 40% 193 60% Beaver 45 27 60% 18 40% Beckham 542 305 56% 237 44% Blaine 255 115 45% 140 55% Bryan 1,113 619 56% 494 44% Caddo 563 325 58% 238 42% Canadian 1,114 334 30% 780 70% Carter 1,108 606 55% 502 45% Cherokee 794 502 63% 292 37% Choctaw 361 193 53% 168 47% Cimarron 19 8 42% 11 58% Cleveland 2,653 1,326 50% 1,327 50% Coal 165 58 35% 107 65% Comanche 1,722 725 42% 997 58% Cotton 126 72 57% 54 43% Craig 384 233 61% 151 39% Creek 1,209 663 55% 546 45% Custer 497 281 57% 216 43% Delaware 759 394 52% 365 48% Dewey 29 24 83% 5 17% Ellis 56 38 68% 18 32% Garfield 1,304 812 62% 492 38% Garvin 487 232 48% 255 52% Grady 700 389 56% 311 44% Grant 47 29 62% 18 38% Greer 174 96 55% 78 45% Harmon 69 47 68% 22 32% Harper 44 35 80% 9 20% Haskell 217 129 59% 88 41% Hughes 318 174 55% 144 45% 6 REPORTSCounty of Assessment/ Investigation ReportsReceived ScreenedOut Screen OutRate ReportsAccepted AcceptanceRate Jackson 534 303 57% 231 43% Jefferson 126 78 62% 48 38% Johnston 204 92 45% 112 55% Kay 968 611 63% 357 37% Kingfisher 138 74 54% 64 46% Kiowa 189 114 60% 75 40% Latimer 158 99 63% 59 37% LeFlore 952 485 51% 467 49% Lincoln 545 288 53% 257 47% Logan 489 280 57% 209 43% Love 179 103 58% 76 42% Major 140 96 69% 44 31% Marshall 329 209 64% 120 36% Mayes 759 521 69% 238 31% McClain 383 147 38% 236 62% McCurtain 759 383 50% 376 50% McIntosh 379 232 61% 147 39% Murray 204 119 58% 85 42% Muskogee 1,579 837 53% 742 47% Noble 217 116 53% 101 47% Nowata 193 90 47% 103 53% Okfuskee 230 156 68% 74 32% Oklahoma 14,434 8,447 59% 5,987 41% Okmulgee 812 501 62% 311 38% Osage 724 464 64% 260 36% Ottawa 839 415 49% 424 51% Pawnee 336 217 65% 119 35% Payne 1,313 916 70% 397 30% Pittsburg 1,096 565 52% 531 48% Pontotoc 650 351 54% 299 46% Pottawatomie 1,358 635 47% 723 53% Pushmataha 305 167 55% 138 45% Rogers 961 554 58% 407 42% Roger Mills 47 30 64% 17 36% Seminole 621 358 58% 263 42% Sequoyah 830 459 55% 371 45% Stephens 845 487 58% 358 42% Texas 233 128 55% 105 45% Tillman 145 90 62% 55 38% Tulsa 8,606 4,795 56% 3,811 44% Wagoner 832 365 44% 467 56% Washington 1,439 938 65% 501 35% Washita 200 128 64% 72 36% Woods 181 115 64% 65 36% Woodward 393 227 58% 166 42% REPORTS 7CUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 135 12 110 111 254 230 195 133 78 403 472 66 104 138 253 135 316 111 601 113 394 201 159 320 96 359 60 280 23 100 76 54 421 1,109 160 1,487 599 7 128 857 41 12 404 259 603 159 399 97 217 287 2,694 436 268 277 355 227 54 150 332 4,976 64 652 326 298 420 384 85 91 8 76 16 14 72 31 144 12 109 Child Abuse and Neglect Assessments 0 to 99 (23) 100 to 199 (18) 200 to 299 (12) 300 to 1,500 (22) 1,500 to 5,000 (2) Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division ASSESSMENTS The map below details a duplicated count of children, by county, who were the subject of an assessment during the state fiscal year. Number of Children Assessed for Alleged Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 25,909 Adair 287 Alfalfa 31 Atoka 138 Beaver 16 Beckham 110 Blaine 128 Bryan 394 Caddo 254 Canadian 857 Carter 601 Cherokee 217 Choctaw 201 Cimarron 8 Cleveland 1,487 Coal 104 Comanche 1,109 Cotton 76 Craig 159 Creek 355 Custer 135 Delaware 298 Dewey 7 Ellis 12 Garfield 384 Garvin 316 Grady 359 Grant 12 Greer 100 Harmon 23 Harper 14 Haskell 78 Hughes 133 Jackson 280 Jefferson 54 Johnston 135 Kay 404 Kingfisher 54 Kiowa 96 Latimer 66 LeFlore 403 Lincoln 227 Logan 150 Love 113 Major 41 Marshall 109 Mayes 268 McClain 230 McCurtain 320 McIntosh 160 Murray 111 Muskogee 652 Noble 85 Nowata 97 Okfuskee 64 Oklahoma 4,976 Okmulgee 277 Osage 259 Ottawa 420 Pawnee 91 Payne 332 Pittsburg 472 Pontotoc 253 Pottawatomie 599 Pushmataha 159 Rogers 399 Roger Mills 12 Seminole 195 Sequoyah 326 Stephens 421 Texas 76 Tillman 60 Tulsa 2,694 Wagoner 436 Washington 603 Washita 111 Woods 72 Woodward 144 Total 25,909 8 ASSESSMENTSCUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 230 21 298 13 136 96 250 111 53 384 385 25 71 120 192 39 131 28 244 31 388 131 82 287 11 158 27 101 13 38 13 10 77 353 126 611 558 8 108 543 13 6 182 183 275 96 205 81 257 190 3,259 298 110 242 401 163 30 173 376 4,746 54 500 271 274 180 318 47 69 3 80 18 12 34 18 143 20 74 Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations 0 to 99 (34) 100 to 199 (18) 200 to 899 (23) 900 to 5,000 (2) INVESTIGATIONS The map below details a duplicated count of children, by county, who were the subject of an investigation during the state fiscal year. Number of Children Investigated for Alleged Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 19,902 Adair 190 Alfalfa 18 Atoka 120 Beaver 18 Beckham 298 Blaine 108 Bryan 388 Caddo 136 Canadian 543 Carter 244 Cherokee 257 Choctaw 131 Cimarron 3 Cleveland 611 Coal 71 Comanche 353 Cotton 13 Craig 96 Creek 401 Custer 230 Delaware 274 Dewey 8 Ellis 21 Garfield 318 Garvin 131 Grady 158 Grant 6 Greer 38 Harmon 13 Harper 12 Haskell 53 Hughes 111 Jackson 101 Jefferson 10 Johnston 39 Kay 182 Kingfisher 30 Kiowa 11 Latimer 25 LeFlore 384 Lincoln 163 Logan 173 Love 31 Major 13 Marshall 74 Mayes 110 McClain 96 McCurtain 287 McIntosh 126 Murray 28 Muskogee 500 Noble 47 Nowata 81 Okfuskee 54 Oklahoma 4,746 Okmulgee 242 Osage 183 Ottawa 180 Pawnee 69 Payne 376 Pittsburg 385 Pontotoc 192 Pottawatomie 558 Pushmataha 82 Rogers 205 Roger Mills 20 Seminole 250 Sequoyah 271 Stephens 77 Texas 80 Tillman 27 Tulsa 3,259 Wagoner 298 Washington 275 Washita 13 Woods 34 Woodward 143 Total 19,902 Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division INVESTIGATIONS 9CUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 91 10 128 6 75 41 83 39 12 123 140 3 38 34 95 13 38 10 146 18 204 49 29 95 8 82 12 38 5 11 9 0 46 163 66 240 199 3 42 226 0 0 85 123 124 35 80 23 70 80 1,031 96 67 76 92 39 9 35 118 1,667 34 240 93 66 55 85 19 20 0 22 0 6 16 1 54 6 11 Child Abuse and Neglect Substantiated 0 to 29 (29) 30 to 79 (21) 80 to 139 (17) 140 to 999 (8) 1,000 to 1,700 (2) SUBSTANTIATIONS The map below details the number of children, by county, who were substantiated to be victims of child abuse and neglect. NOTE: These numbers reflect a duplicated count of children substantiated to be victims of child abuse and neglect Children Substantiated to be Victims of Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 7,248 Adair 80 Alfalfa 1 Atoka 34 Beaver 0 Beckham 128 Blaine 42 Bryan 204 Caddo 75 Canadian 226 Carter 146 Cherokee 70 Choctaw 49 Cimarron 0 Cleveland 240 Coal 38 Comanche 163 Cotton 9 Craig 35 Creek 92 Custer 91 Delaware 66 Dewey 3 Ellis 10 Garfield 85 Garvin 38 Grady 82 Grant 0 Greer 11 Harmon 5 Harper 6 Haskell 12 Hughes 39 Jackson 38 Jefferson 0 Johnston 13 Kay 85 Kingfisher 9 Kiowa 8 Latimer 3 LeFlore 123 Lincoln 39 Logan 35 Love 18 Major 0 Marshall 11 Mayes 67 McClain 41 McCurtain 95 McIntosh 66 Murray 10 Muskogee 240 Noble 19 Nowata 23 Okfuskee 34 Oklahoma 1,667 Okmulgee 76 Osage 123 Ottawa 55 Pawnee 20 Payne 118 Pittsburg 140 Pontotoc 95 Pottawatomie 199 Pushmataha 29 Rogers 80 Roger Mills 6 Seminole 83 Sequoyah 93 Stephens 46 Texas 22 Tillman 12 Tulsa 1,031 Wagoner 96 Washington 124 Washita 6 Woods 16 Woodward 54 TOTAL 7,248 Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 10 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 8.26% Law Enforcement Nurse/Other Medical Professional 24.40% 3.39% Parent 3.71% Public Social Agency 3.92% Counselor/Therapist 4.01% CW Staff Social Worker (Non FSSD/CW) 15.39% 6.40% Hospital 6.72% Relative 8.80% Private Individual 7.04% School 7.96% Reporting Source Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS The chart below provides information on the reporting source for each substantiated abuse and neglect investigation in state fiscal year 2010. Law Enforcement continues to be the most frequent reporting source of child maltreatment. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Reporting SourceState Fiscal Year 2010 Reporting Source Count Percent Law Enforcement 1,768 24.40% CW Staff 1,115 15.39% Relative 638 8.80% School 577 7.96% Private Individual 510 7.04% Hospital 487 6.72% Social Worker (non FSSD/CW) 464 6.40% Counselor/Therapist 291 4.01% Public Social Agency 284 3.92% Parent 269 3.71% Nurse/Other MedicalProfessional 246 3.39% Neighbor 130 1.79% Unknown 119 1.64% Child Care Provider 108 1.49% Private Agency 92 1.27% Physician/Dentist 47 0.65% Family Support Services Division 39 0.54% Foster/Kinship Parent 30 0.41% Medical Examiner 13 0.18% Victim - Self Referral 12 0.17% Alleged Perpetrator 9 0.12% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 11Sexual Abuse 4.12% Abuse 8.14% Neglect 87.74% SUBSTANTIATIONS The chart below shows the categories of substantiated abuse and neglect. Neglect continues to be the highest single category of child maltreatment. NOTE: Children can be victims of more than one type of abuse or neglect so totals of substantiated abuse and neglect by category are greater than the total number of substantiated reports. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by CategoryState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Neglect 15,855 87.74% Abuse 1,471 8.14% Sexual Abuse 744 4.12% Total 18,070 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 12 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 7.06% Threat of Harm 27.63% Abandonment 3.03% Inadequate Physical Care 3.32% Lack of Supervision 5.90% Failure to Protect 16.02% Substance Abuse/Drug/ Other- Caretaker (PRFC) 6.75% Other 8.10% Exposure to Domestic Violence 13.57% Inadequate or Dangerous Shelter 8.62% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS Since 2009, Threat of Harm has been the most frequent type of neglect confirmed. Prior to 2009, substance abuse by the child victim’s caretaker had been the most frequent type of neglect. NOTE: Children can be victims of more than one type of abuse or neglect so totals of substantiated abuse and neglect by category are greater than the total number of substantiated reports. Substantiated Child Neglect by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Threat of Harm 4,379 27.63% Failure to Protect 2,540 16.02% Exposure to Domestic Violence 2,151 13.57% Inadequate or Dangerous Shelter 1,366 8.62% Other 1,285 8.10% Substance Abuse/Drug/Other-Caretaker (PRFC) 1,071 6.75% Lack of Supervision 936 5.90% Inadequate Physical Care 526 3.32% Abandonment 481 3.03% Substance Abuse/Alcohol-Caretaker(PRFC) 368 2.32% Failure to Obtain Medical Attention 232 1.46% Failure to Provide Adequate Nutrition 134 0.85% Sexual Behavior - Lack of Supervision 117 0.74% Educational 98 0.62% Failure to Obtain Psychiatric Attention 53 0.33% Failure to Thrive 50 0.32% Inadequate Clothing 29 0.18% Death 24 0.15% Near Death 15 0.09% TOTAL 15,855 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 13Other Total of all Categories Under 3% 18.77% 14.34% Beating/Hitting/Slapping 14.41% Injury from Spanking 4.76% Mental Injury 5.51% Threat of Harm Hitting 14.07% 6.66% Biting/Choking/Pinching/ Twisting/Gouging/Kicking 7.61% Beating/Hitting-Instrurment 13.87% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS For substantiated cases, the table and chart below details the types of physical abuse inflicted on child victims. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect Physical Abuse by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Other 276 18.77% Beating/Hitting/Slapping 212 14.41% Threat of Harm 207 14.07% Beating/Hitting-Instrument 204 13.87% Biting/Choking/Pinching/Twisting/Gouging/Kicking 112 7.61% Hitting 98 6.66% Mental Injury 81 5.51% Injury from Spanking 70 4.76% Hitting with Instrument 36 2.45% Slapping 34 2.31% Confinement 28 1.90% Death 28 1.90% Burning/Scalding 23 1.56% Thrown 21 1.43% Near Death 19 1.29% Shaking 15 1.02% Suffocating 3 0.20% Cutting 2 0.14% Poisoning 1 0.07% Scalding 1 0.07% TOTAL 1,471 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 14 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 25.25% Bruises/Welts Environmental Drug 30.24% Exposure 3.61% Fractures-NOT Skull 4.06% Methamphetamine Exposure 9.12% Child Born Drug Exposed 11.55% Other 16.17% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS For substantiated cases, the types of injuries resulting from physical abuse inflicted on child victims are listed below NOTE: Abuse incidents may involve multiple injuries. Substantiated Child Abuse, Physical Abuse by Type of InjuryState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Bruises/Welts 335 30.24% Other 179 16.17% Child Born Drug Exposed 128 11.55% Methamphetamine Exposure 101 9.12% Fractures-Not Skull 45 4.06% Environmental Drug Exposure 40 3.61% Head Trauma 33 2.98% Abrasions/Lacerations 32 2.89% Mental Trauma 30 2.71% Substance Abuse 30 2.71% Burns/Scalding 27 2.44% Medical Condition 19 1.71% Skull Fracture 18 1.62% Cuts/Punctures 12 1.08% Failure to Thrive 12 1.08% Malnutrition 9 0.81% Bite Marks 9 0.81% Asphyxiation 6 0.54% Drowning 5 0.45% Poisoning 5 0.45% Hyperthermia/Hypothermia 4 0.36% Shaken Baby Syndrome 4 0.36% Subdural Hematoma 4 0.36% Vaginal/Rectal Injury/Irregularities 4 0.36% Near Drowning 4 0.36% Near Death 4 0.36% Brain Damage 3 0.27% Strangulation/Ligature Marks 2 0.18% Sprains/Dislocations 1 0.09% Internal Injuries 1 0.09% Sexually Transmitted Diseases 1 0.09% Stab/Knife Wound(s) 1 0.09% TOTAL 1,108 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 15Other 15.32% Fondling 28.22% Total of all Categories Under 3% 7.26% Exposure to Adult Sexuality 9.68% Anal Penetration through Intercourse 3.49% Oral/Genital Contact 9.41% Age Inappropriate Sexual Behavior 5.65% Vaginal Penetration through Intercourse Pornography - Exposure 7.66% 6.32% Digital Vaginal Penetration 6.99% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS The types of sexual abuse inflicted on child victims are listed below. Substantiated Sexual Abuse by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Fondling 210 28.22% Other 114 15.32% Exposure to Adult Sexuality 72 9.68% Oral/Genital Contact 70 9.41% Vaginal Penetrationthrough Intercourse 57 7.66% Digital Vaginal Penetration 52 6.99% Pornography - Exposure 47 6.32% Age InappropriateSexual Behavior 42 5.65% Anal Penetrationthrough Intercourse 26 3.49% Sexual Exploitation 15 2.02% Digital Anal Penetration 14 1.88% Vaginal Penetrationthrough Instrument 12 1.61% Voyeurism 4 0.54% Pornography - Participation 4 0.54% Anal Penetrationthrough Instrumentation 3 0.40% Exhibitionism 2 0.27% TOTAL 744 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 16 SUBSTANTIATIONS1-2 Years 17.55% Under 1 Year 18.12% 3-6 Years 26.06% 12 Years and Older 16.28% 7-11 Years 21.99% CHILD CATEGORIES The chart below shows the age categories of child victims. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Age of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Age Count Percent Under 1 Year 1,313 18.12% 1-2 Years 1,272 17.55% 3-6 Years 1,889 26.06% 7-11 Years 1,594 21.99% 12 Years and Older 1,180 16.28% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division CHILD CATEGORIES 17Male 48.43% Female 51.57% CHILD CATEGORIES As indicated in the chart below, slightly more females are abused and neglected than males in 2010. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Gender of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Gender Count Percent Female 3,738 51.57% Male 3,510 48.43% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 18 CHILD CATEGORIESWhite 65.10% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 0.15% Asian 0.37% American Indian/Alaskan Native 18.00% Black/African American 16.38% CHILD CATEGORIES The race of children in substantiated reports of child abuse or neglect is shown below. White children continue to have the highest rate of victimization. However, white children are victimized at a lower rate than their representation in the general population while American Indian/Alaskan Native and Black/African American children are victimized at a higher rate than their representation in the general population. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Race of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Race Count Percent White 4,718 65.10% American Indian/Alaskan Native 1,305 18.00% Black/African American 1,187 16.38% Asian 27 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 11 0.15% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division CHILD CATEGORIES 19Mother 46.38% Father 30.49% Total of all Categories Under 3% 10.76% Stepparent 5.38% No Relation 6.99% Category Count Percent PERPETRATORS The relationship of the perpetrator to the child victim in substantiated incidents of abuse and neglect is shown on the chart below. Mothers are identified as perpetrators more often than fathers. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrator. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect, Alleged Perpetrator By Relationship to ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Mother 5,661 46.38% Father 3,722 30.49% No Relation 853 6.99% Stepparent 657 5.38% Grandparent 335 2.74% Adoptive Parent 200 1.64% Child Care Center Employee 170 1.39% Foster Parent 168 1.38% Uncle/Aunt 148 1.21% Custodian/Guardian 91 0.75% Other Relative 84 0.69% Unknown 47 0.39% Child Care Home Provider 39 0.32% Live-In Friend of Parent 31 0.25% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 20 PERPETRATORSAmerican Indian/Alaskan Native 11.84% Black/African American 15.17% Asian 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander White 0.30% 72.15% Unable to Determine 0.17% PERPETRATORS The race of the identified perpetrators of substantiated abuse or neglect is shown below. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Race of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Race Count Percent White 8,806 72.15% Black/African American 1,852 15.17% American Indian/Alaskan Native 1,445 11.84% Asian 45 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 37 0.30% Unable to Determine 21 0.17% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division PERPETRATORS 21Male 44.52% Female 55.48% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 22 PERPETRATORS PERPETRATORS The chart below shows the gender of identified perpetrators. As in previous years, females are more frequently the identified perpetrators. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Gender of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Gender Count Percent Female 6,772 55.48% Male 5,434 44.52% TOTAL 12,206 100.00%26-30 Years 25.04% 31 Years and Older 46.95% 22-25 Years 17.26% 18-21 Years 8.36% Under 18 Years 2.39% PERPETRATORS The age range of identified perpetrators is shown below. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Age of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Age Count Percent Under 18 Years 292 2.39% 18-21 Years 1,021 8.36% 22-25 Years 2,107 17.26% 26-30 Years 3,056 25.04% 31 Years and Older 5,730 46.95% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division PERPETRATORS 23SUMMARY Assessment Conclusions and Findings of Investigations by CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Assessed/Investigated Substantiated Other Conf. Rate County Abuse Negl. Both Total Abuse Negl. Both Total Svcs.Rec. Svcs.NotNeeded Other Assess-mentConclu-sions Substanti-ated State Totals 5,429 34,030 6,352 45,811 749 5,679 820 7,248 10,537 5,493 1,793 25,909 16% Adair 40 372 65 477 0 71 9 80 9 100 4 287 17% Alfalfa 18 25 6 49 1 0 0 1 13 10 0 31 2% Atoka 38 191 29 258 8 24 2 34 34 52 1 138 13% Beaver 2 22 10 34 0 0 0 0 2 16 0 16 0% Beckham 49 285 74 408 13 96 19 128 74 104 1 110 31% Blaine 28 188 20 236 1 41 0 42 24 48 2 128 18% Bryan 75 607 100 782 9 177 18 204 116 76 25 394 26% Caddo 49 298 43 390 7 61 7 75 37 30 5 254 19% Canadian 158 987 255 1,400 31 164 31 226 364 107 56 857 16% Carter 68 684 93 845 11 129 6 146 228 44 16 601 17% Cherokee 74 330 70 474 12 54 4 70 74 108 8 217 15% Choctaw 26 248 58 332 3 43 3 49 37 47 9 201 15% Cimarron 2 8 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 8 0% Cleveland 276 1,503 319 2,098 22 197 21 240 432 133 38 1,487 11% Coal 21 133 21 175 5 32 1 38 37 11 0 104 22% Comanche 155 1,137 170 1,462 14 132 17 163 109 106 37 1,109 11% Cotton 10 67 12 89 0 6 3 9 27 4 0 76 10% Craig 28 186 41 255 10 21 4 35 39 28 3 159 14% Creek 127 521 108 756 20 62 10 92 223 135 83 355 12% Custer 53 282 30 365 3 86 2 91 91 65 1 135 25% Delaware 58 456 58 572 4 51 11 66 133 121 41 298 12% Dewey 2 11 2 15 0 3 0 3 4 3 0 7 20% Ellis 6 15 12 33 2 7 1 10 5 6 0 12 30% Garfield 132 498 72 702 15 63 7 85 75 159 24 384 12% Garvin 60 325 62 447 5 30 3 38 33 62 7 316 9% Grady 44 385 88 517 9 64 9 82 59 54 15 359 16% Grant 3 11 4 18 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 12 0% Greer 18 101 19 138 0 7 4 11 33 15 0 100 8% Harmon 10 21 5 36 1 4 0 5 9 3 0 23 14% Harper 4 19 3 26 0 6 0 6 3 3 0 14 23% Haskell 17 102 12 131 0 12 0 12 20 29 2 78 9% Hughes 23 188 33 244 1 37 1 39 36 48 1 133 16% Jackson 59 275 47 381 8 28 2 38 46 37 1 280 10% Jefferson 8 53 3 64 0 0 0 0 5 7 3 54 0% Johnston 31 127 16 174 1 10 2 13 4 22 3 135 7% Kay 72 437 77 586 10 63 12 85 42 58 23 404 15% Kingfisher 17 58 9 84 2 7 0 9 10 17 6 54 11% Kiowa 19 75 13 107 1 7 0 8 7 3 2 96 7% 24 SUMMARYAssessed/Investigated Substantiated Other Conf. Rate Abuse Negl. Both Total Abuse Negl. Both Total Svcs.Rec. Svcs.NotNeeded Other AssessmentConclusions Substantiated Latimer 17 68 6 91 0 3 0 3 16 11 2 66 3% LeFlore 98 621 68 787 15 100 8 123 143 167 1 403 16% Lincoln 61 294 35 390 12 24 3 39 84 32 14 227 10% Logan 44 241 38 323 5 30 0 35 111 33 5 150 11% Love 10 116 18 144 0 18 0 18 43 3 6 113 13% Major 12 36 6 54 0 0 0 0 6 10 0 41 0% Marshall 25 144 14 183 6 5 0 11 75 27 3 109 6% Mayes 44 301 33 378 14 46 7 67 95 19 7 268 18% McClain 71 217 38 326 11 27 3 41 32 43 8 230 13% McCurtain 113 396 98 607 12 62 21 95 135 116 0 320 16% McIntosh 24 221 41 286 1 52 13 66 65 28 5 160 23% Murray 18 113 8 139 1 8 1 10 10 11 0 111 7% Muskogee 166 837 149 1,152 24 185 31 240 90 196 53 652 21% Noble 21 102 9 132 2 15 2 19 8 20 0 85 14% Nowata 20 132 26 178 0 20 3 23 24 35 3 97 13% Okfuskee 20 89 9 118 1 32 1 34 27 11 0 64 29% Oklahoma 1,143 7,157 1,422 9,722 131 1,328 208 1,667 3,121 891 619 4,976 17% Okmulgee 48 378 93 519 11 56 9 76 114 76 27 277 15% Osage 65 320 57 442 15 92 16 123 148 11 6 259 28% Ottawa 74 439 87 600 3 46 6 55 31 96 39 420 9% Pawnee 26 119 15 160 3 14 3 20 23 26 0 91 13% Payne 116 494 98 708 10 100 8 118 245 96 9 332 17% Pittsburg 69 688 100 857 15 115 10 140 348 61 17 472 16% Pontotoc 43 353 49 445 15 75 5 95 56 49 15 253 21% Pottawatomie 112 867 178 1,157 25 137 37 199 310 166 8 599 17% Pushmataha 21 176 44 241 2 24 3 29 38 36 3 159 12% Rogers 120 402 82 604 20 48 12 80 148 44 14 399 13% Roger Mills 4 23 5 32 1 3 2 6 9 5 0 12 19% Seminole 56 345 44 445 6 65 12 83 67 110 10 195 19% Sequoyah 78 448 71 597 13 71 9 93 54 122 23 326 16% Stephens 55 379 64 498 5 36 5 46 43 21 33 421 9% Texas 20 100 36 156 0 17 5 22 22 35 2 76 14% Tillman 14 58 15 87 1 9 2 12 9 8 0 60 14% Tulsa 490 4,514 949 5,953 113 784 134 1,031 2,038 691 396 2,694 17% Wagoner 89 551 94 734 10 77 9 96 59 142 26 436 13% Washington 81 684 113 878 8 103 13 124 136 96 20 603 14% Washita 15 93 16 124 3 2 1 6 7 3 0 111 5% Woods 12 85 9 106 1 13 2 16 24 6 0 72 15% Woodward 34 198 55 287 5 42 7 54 24 64 2 144 19% All figures provide a duplicated count of children. Other category includes findings of Unable to Locate and Failure to Cooperate. SUMMARY 25SUMMARY Conclusions of Assessments by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County Alleged Child Victims Services Provided Services Recommended Services Provided and Recommended None Other State Totals 25,909 1,022 3,981 8,870 10,848 1,188 Adair 287 0 0 86 198 3 Alfalfa 31 0 6 11 14 0 Atoka 138 4 1 44 89 0 Beaver 16 0 0 7 9 0 Beckham 110 1 8 15 85 1 Blaine 128 1 6 20 99 2 Bryan 394 9 21 117 235 12 Caddo 254 17 8 97 129 3 Canadian 857 29 162 282 336 48 Carter 601 6 176 176 229 14 Cherokee 217 7 1 56 151 2 Choctaw 201 0 6 57 133 5 Cimarron 8 0 0 3 5 0 Cleveland 1,487 31 198 710 514 34 Coal 104 2 15 24 63 0 Comanche 1,109 118 26 253 676 36 Cotton 76 0 27 23 26 0 Craig 159 1 6 45 104 3 Creek 355 1 84 121 101 48 Custer 135 6 17 41 70 1 Delaware 298 58 60 85 68 27 Dewey 7 0 2 0 5 0 Ellis 12 1 0 1 10 0 Garfield 384 3 8 102 254 17 Garvin 316 3 6 83 221 3 Grady 359 81 37 175 51 15 Grant 12 0 1 0 11 0 Greer 100 12 21 30 37 0 Harmon 23 0 4 6 13 0 Harper 14 0 0 0 14 0 Haskell 78 0 8 29 39 2 Hughes 133 1 13 33 86 0 Jackson 280 2 20 104 153 1 Jefferson 54 0 3 18 31 2 Johnston 135 3 0 22 107 3 Kay 404 26 5 87 265 21 Kingfisher 54 0 6 12 30 6 Kiowa 96 6 7 51 30 2 26 SUMMARY County Alleged Child Victims Services Provided Services Recommended Services Provided and Recommended None Other Latimer 66 1 5 32 26 2 LeFlore 403 43 49 161 149 1 Lincoln 227 21 2 97 103 4 Logan 150 16 9 49 74 2 Love 113 0 33 25 49 6 Major 41 0 3 15 23 0 Marshall 109 5 42 37 25 0 Mayes 268 7 72 92 91 6 McClain 230 28 22 65 109 6 McCurtain 320 47 59 167 47 0 McIntosh 160 6 34 38 78 4 Murray 111 0 3 22 86 0 Muskogee 652 46 42 197 330 37 Noble 85 2 0 29 54 0 Nowata 97 9 1 36 48 3 Okfuskee 64 2 18 21 23 0 Oklahoma 4,976 101 1,126 1,941 1,382 426 Okmulgee 277 3 30 76 147 21 Osage 259 0 101 142 12 4 Ottawa 420 0 6 98 281 35 Pawnee 91 0 0 28 63 0 Payne 332 11 88 116 113 4 Pittsburg 472 19 164 152 120 17 Pontotoc 253 16 15 90 124 8 Pottawatomie 599 25 118 204 245 7 Pushmataha 159 0 24 60 75 0 Rogers 399 8 70 113 197 11 Roger Mills 12 0 0 2 10 0 Seminole 195 28 18 86 61 2 Sequoyah 326 0 6 104 201 15 Stephens 421 0 33 135 220 33 Texas 76 1 0 11 63 1 Tillman 60 0 2 20 38 0 Tulsa 2,694 86 713 947 764 184 Wagoner 436 1 6 121 289 19 Washington 603 26 83 192 284 18 Washita 111 35 3 48 25 0 Woods 72 0 12 33 27 0 Woodward 144 0 0 42 101 1 All figures provide a duplicated count of children. Other category includes Unable to Locate, Failure to Cooperate and Referrals with no Disposition. SUMMARY 27SUMMARY Findings of Investigations by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County Alleged Child Victims Substantiated Court Intervention Substantiated Services Recommended Services Recommended Services Not Needed Other Findings State Totals 19,902 4,251 2,997 6,556 5,493 605 Adair 190 53 27 9 100 1 Alfalfa 18 0 1 7 10 0 Atoka 120 21 13 33 52 1 Beaver 18 0 0 2 16 0 Beckham 298 72 56 66 104 0 Blaine 108 30 12 18 48 0 Bryan 388 100 104 95 76 13 Caddo 136 52 23 29 30 2 Canadian 543 129 97 202 107 8 Carter 244 114 32 52 44 2 Cherokee 257 43 27 73 108 6 Choctaw 131 21 28 31 47 4 Cimarron 3 0 0 1 2 0 Cleveland 611 179 61 234 133 4 Coal 71 19 19 22 11 0 Comanche 353 100 63 83 106 1 Cotton 13 8 1 0 4 0 Craig 96 20 15 33 28 0 Creek 401 40 52 139 135 35 Custer 230 62 29 74 65 0 Delaware 274 50 16 73 121 14 Dewey 8 2 1 2 3 0 Ellis 21 3 7 5 6 0 Garfield 318 44 41 67 159 7 Garvin 131 28 10 27 62 4 Grady 158 62 20 22 54 0 Grant 6 0 0 3 3 0 Greer 38 10 1 12 15 0 Harmon 13 4 1 5 3 0 Harper 12 2 4 3 3 0 Haskell 53 6 6 12 29 0 Hughes 111 29 10 23 48 1 Jackson 101 26 12 26 37 0 Jefferson 10 0 0 2 7 1 Johnston 39 2 11 4 22 0 Kay 182 47 38 37 58 2 Kingfisher 30 4 5 4 17 0 Kiowa 11 7 1 0 3 0 28 SUMMARY County Alleged Child Victims Substantiated Court Intervention Substantiated Services Recommended Services Recommended Services Not Needed Other Findings Latimer 25 1 2 11 11 0 LeFlore 384 53 70 94 167 0 Lincoln 163 19 20 82 32 10 Logan 173 6 29 102 33 3 Love 31 11 7 10 3 0 Major 13 0 0 3 10 0 Marshall 74 3 8 33 27 3 Mayes 110 36 31 23 19 1 McClain 96 22 19 10 43 2 McCurtain 287 46 49 76 116 0 McIntosh 126 55 11 31 28 1 Murray 28 5 5 7 11 0 Muskogee 500 139 101 48 196 16 Noble 47 15 4 8 20 0 Nowata 81 17 6 23 35 0 Okfuskee 54 30 4 9 11 0 Oklahoma 4,746 993 674 1,995 891 193 Okmulgee 242 57 19 84 76 6 Osage 183 74 49 47 11 2 Ottawa 180 27 28 25 96 4 Pawnee 69 10 10 23 26 0 Payne 376 70 48 157 96 5 Pittsburg 385 74 66 184 61 0 Pontotoc 192 60 35 41 49 7 Pottawatomie 558 132 67 192 166 1 Pushmataha 82 20 9 14 36 3 Rogers 205 49 31 78 44 3 Roger Mills 20 4 2 9 5 0 Seminole 250 44 39 49 110 8 Sequoyah 271 24 69 48 122 8 Stephens 77 36 10 10 21 0 Texas 80 15 7 22 35 1 Tillman 27 5 7 7 8 0 Tulsa 3,259 538 493 1,325 691 212 Wagoner 298 46 50 53 142 7 Washington 275 72 52 53 96 2 Washita 13 6 0 4 3 0 Woods 34 13 3 12 6 0 Woodward 143 35 19 24 64 1 All figures provide a duplicated count of children. 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Full text | CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECTSTATISTICS State Fiscal Year 2010July 2009 — June 2010TABLE OF CONTENTS Statistics-Introduction 3 Abuse & Neglect 2001-2010 5 Reports 6 Map of Assessments 8 Map of Investigations 9 Map of Substantiations 10 SubstantiationsSubstantiated Child Abuse and Neglect By Reporting Source 11 By Category 12 Neglect by Type 13 Physical Abuse By Type 14 Physical Abuse By Type of Injury 15 Sexual Abuse by Type 16 Child Categories Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect By Age of Child 17 By Gender of Child 18 By Race of Child 19 PerpetratorsSubstantiated Child Abuse and Neglect, Alleged Perpetrator By Relationship to Child 20 By Race of Perpetrator 21 By Gender of Perpetrator 22 By Age of Perpetrator 23 Summaries by County Assessment Conclusions and Findings of Investigations 24 Conclusions of Assessments 26 Findings of Investigations 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2STATISTICS — INTRODUCTION The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) is charged with the responsibility of promptly investigating or assessing all accepted reports of alleged child abuse and neglect by the person responsible for the child’s care. Persons responsible for the care of children are parents, guardians, custodians, foster parents, any other adult living in the home of the child, and operators, owners, or employees of child care facilities or homes. OKDHS is further charged with maintaining a record of the assessment conclusions and investigation findings. Reports of all investigations are forwarded to the district attorney with recommendations for disposition. OKDHS Child Welfare staff work to provide maximum safety for children and to enable families to remain together, if at all possible. The majority of families that are identified through a report of abuse or neglect can be assisted through services from either community agencies or, if appropriate, through voluntary services from OKDHS. In serious cases of abuse or neglect, however, court intervention and removal of the children from their homes may be necessary. Removal of a child from his or her home can occur either through a court order or, in the case of an emergency, by law enforcement. OKDHS Child Welfare staff do not have the authority to remove children from their homes. This statistical document for state fiscal year 2010 (July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010) reflects data on child abuse and neglect reports received and accepted for investigation. Also included in this document is an alternative category of response to reports, the assessment. Assessments are conducted when the allegation of abuse or neglect does not constitute a serious or immediate threat to a child’s health or safety. Investigations are conducted when the report contains allegations of serious threats to the alleged child victim’s safety. This statistical document reflects the findings categories that are possible once an investigation has been completed. • A finding of services not needed – means that there is no abuse or neglect and the family does not need any prevention or intervention services; • A finding of services recommended – means that the allegations are determined to be unfounded but the family could benefit from prevention or intervention services; • A finding of substantiated services recommended – means that the allegations, based on credible evidence, constitute child abuse or neglect and services without court intervention will assist the family; • A finding of substantiated court intervention – means that the allegations, based on credible evidence, constitute child abuse or neglect of such a serious nature that court intervention is recommended; and • A finding of reasonable parental discipline – means that the person responsible for a child used ordinary force and age-appropriate reasonable discipline. This finding results in expungement of record of the referral and assessment or investigation. STATISTICS 3In previous years this statistical document has included information pertaining to child deaths and near deaths. Investigation of deaths, in particular, typically take over a year to complete due to their complicated nature and necessity in waiting for certain information from other entities. Thus, including the death statistics significantly delays the production of this entire statistical document. It is for this reason that a separate statistical document pertaining solely to child deaths and near deaths will be produced later as an addendum to this report. OKDHS received 64,170 reports on families and determined after screening that 28,638 reports had allegations that met the definition of abuse and neglect and required assessment or investigation. There were 19,902 children for whom an investigation was completed and a finding made. There were 25,909 children for whom an assessment was completed. Findings are not made in assessments. 4 STATISTICS Fiscal Year Assessed/ Investigated Substanti-ated Percent Substantiated 2001 1530,,369843 2002 1632,,799053 2003 1622,,967216 2004 1620,,374770 2005 1631,,932268 2006 1633,,181267 2007 1632,,159519 2008 1611,,731247 2009 583,6,30954 2010 47,52,48811 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 Substantiated Assessed/Investigated Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division ABUSE AND NEGLECT 5 ABUSE AND NEGLECT The following chart gives a summary of children for whom an assessment or investigation of abuse and neglect was completed and who were substantiated to be victims during the span of the past decade. NOTE: This number is a duplicated count of children since a child could be the subject of more than one assessment or investigation. Children Substantiated to be Victims of Child Abuse and Neglect State Fiscal Years 2001 – 2010 FiscalYear Assessed/Investigated Substanti-ated PercentSubstantiated 2001 50,683 13,394 26.43% 2002 62,795 13,903 22.14% 2003 62,626 12,971 20.71% 2004 60,770 12,347 20.32% 2005 61,926 13,328 21.52% 2006 63,116 13,827 21.91% 2007 62,559 13,191 21.09% 2008 61,327 11,714 19.10% 2009 53,394 8,605 16.12% 2010 45,811 7,248 15.82%REPORTS The following table details the number of reports received and screened, by county, during fiscal year 2010. Each report is screened to assure that it meets the statutory definition of abuse and neglect and that it is within the legal scope of OKDHS. Once a report is accepted, an assessment or investigation is completed on behalf of each alleged child victim identified in the report. A report may have only one identified child victim or there may be multiple identified child victims. During fiscal year 2010 there were 64,710 reports received and screened. After screening, 28,638 reports were accepted for assessment or investigation. Child Abuse and Neglect Reports by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County of Assessment/ Investigation ReportsReceived ScreenedOut Screen OutRate ReportsAccepted AcceptanceRate State Totals 64,710 36,071 56% 28,638 44% Adair 590 325 55% 265 45% Alfalfa 68 39 57% 29 43% Atoka 324 131 40% 193 60% Beaver 45 27 60% 18 40% Beckham 542 305 56% 237 44% Blaine 255 115 45% 140 55% Bryan 1,113 619 56% 494 44% Caddo 563 325 58% 238 42% Canadian 1,114 334 30% 780 70% Carter 1,108 606 55% 502 45% Cherokee 794 502 63% 292 37% Choctaw 361 193 53% 168 47% Cimarron 19 8 42% 11 58% Cleveland 2,653 1,326 50% 1,327 50% Coal 165 58 35% 107 65% Comanche 1,722 725 42% 997 58% Cotton 126 72 57% 54 43% Craig 384 233 61% 151 39% Creek 1,209 663 55% 546 45% Custer 497 281 57% 216 43% Delaware 759 394 52% 365 48% Dewey 29 24 83% 5 17% Ellis 56 38 68% 18 32% Garfield 1,304 812 62% 492 38% Garvin 487 232 48% 255 52% Grady 700 389 56% 311 44% Grant 47 29 62% 18 38% Greer 174 96 55% 78 45% Harmon 69 47 68% 22 32% Harper 44 35 80% 9 20% Haskell 217 129 59% 88 41% Hughes 318 174 55% 144 45% 6 REPORTSCounty of Assessment/ Investigation ReportsReceived ScreenedOut Screen OutRate ReportsAccepted AcceptanceRate Jackson 534 303 57% 231 43% Jefferson 126 78 62% 48 38% Johnston 204 92 45% 112 55% Kay 968 611 63% 357 37% Kingfisher 138 74 54% 64 46% Kiowa 189 114 60% 75 40% Latimer 158 99 63% 59 37% LeFlore 952 485 51% 467 49% Lincoln 545 288 53% 257 47% Logan 489 280 57% 209 43% Love 179 103 58% 76 42% Major 140 96 69% 44 31% Marshall 329 209 64% 120 36% Mayes 759 521 69% 238 31% McClain 383 147 38% 236 62% McCurtain 759 383 50% 376 50% McIntosh 379 232 61% 147 39% Murray 204 119 58% 85 42% Muskogee 1,579 837 53% 742 47% Noble 217 116 53% 101 47% Nowata 193 90 47% 103 53% Okfuskee 230 156 68% 74 32% Oklahoma 14,434 8,447 59% 5,987 41% Okmulgee 812 501 62% 311 38% Osage 724 464 64% 260 36% Ottawa 839 415 49% 424 51% Pawnee 336 217 65% 119 35% Payne 1,313 916 70% 397 30% Pittsburg 1,096 565 52% 531 48% Pontotoc 650 351 54% 299 46% Pottawatomie 1,358 635 47% 723 53% Pushmataha 305 167 55% 138 45% Rogers 961 554 58% 407 42% Roger Mills 47 30 64% 17 36% Seminole 621 358 58% 263 42% Sequoyah 830 459 55% 371 45% Stephens 845 487 58% 358 42% Texas 233 128 55% 105 45% Tillman 145 90 62% 55 38% Tulsa 8,606 4,795 56% 3,811 44% Wagoner 832 365 44% 467 56% Washington 1,439 938 65% 501 35% Washita 200 128 64% 72 36% Woods 181 115 64% 65 36% Woodward 393 227 58% 166 42% REPORTS 7CUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 135 12 110 111 254 230 195 133 78 403 472 66 104 138 253 135 316 111 601 113 394 201 159 320 96 359 60 280 23 100 76 54 421 1,109 160 1,487 599 7 128 857 41 12 404 259 603 159 399 97 217 287 2,694 436 268 277 355 227 54 150 332 4,976 64 652 326 298 420 384 85 91 8 76 16 14 72 31 144 12 109 Child Abuse and Neglect Assessments 0 to 99 (23) 100 to 199 (18) 200 to 299 (12) 300 to 1,500 (22) 1,500 to 5,000 (2) Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division ASSESSMENTS The map below details a duplicated count of children, by county, who were the subject of an assessment during the state fiscal year. Number of Children Assessed for Alleged Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 25,909 Adair 287 Alfalfa 31 Atoka 138 Beaver 16 Beckham 110 Blaine 128 Bryan 394 Caddo 254 Canadian 857 Carter 601 Cherokee 217 Choctaw 201 Cimarron 8 Cleveland 1,487 Coal 104 Comanche 1,109 Cotton 76 Craig 159 Creek 355 Custer 135 Delaware 298 Dewey 7 Ellis 12 Garfield 384 Garvin 316 Grady 359 Grant 12 Greer 100 Harmon 23 Harper 14 Haskell 78 Hughes 133 Jackson 280 Jefferson 54 Johnston 135 Kay 404 Kingfisher 54 Kiowa 96 Latimer 66 LeFlore 403 Lincoln 227 Logan 150 Love 113 Major 41 Marshall 109 Mayes 268 McClain 230 McCurtain 320 McIntosh 160 Murray 111 Muskogee 652 Noble 85 Nowata 97 Okfuskee 64 Oklahoma 4,976 Okmulgee 277 Osage 259 Ottawa 420 Pawnee 91 Payne 332 Pittsburg 472 Pontotoc 253 Pottawatomie 599 Pushmataha 159 Rogers 399 Roger Mills 12 Seminole 195 Sequoyah 326 Stephens 421 Texas 76 Tillman 60 Tulsa 2,694 Wagoner 436 Washington 603 Washita 111 Woods 72 Woodward 144 Total 25,909 8 ASSESSMENTSCUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 230 21 298 13 136 96 250 111 53 384 385 25 71 120 192 39 131 28 244 31 388 131 82 287 11 158 27 101 13 38 13 10 77 353 126 611 558 8 108 543 13 6 182 183 275 96 205 81 257 190 3,259 298 110 242 401 163 30 173 376 4,746 54 500 271 274 180 318 47 69 3 80 18 12 34 18 143 20 74 Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations 0 to 99 (34) 100 to 199 (18) 200 to 899 (23) 900 to 5,000 (2) INVESTIGATIONS The map below details a duplicated count of children, by county, who were the subject of an investigation during the state fiscal year. Number of Children Investigated for Alleged Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 19,902 Adair 190 Alfalfa 18 Atoka 120 Beaver 18 Beckham 298 Blaine 108 Bryan 388 Caddo 136 Canadian 543 Carter 244 Cherokee 257 Choctaw 131 Cimarron 3 Cleveland 611 Coal 71 Comanche 353 Cotton 13 Craig 96 Creek 401 Custer 230 Delaware 274 Dewey 8 Ellis 21 Garfield 318 Garvin 131 Grady 158 Grant 6 Greer 38 Harmon 13 Harper 12 Haskell 53 Hughes 111 Jackson 101 Jefferson 10 Johnston 39 Kay 182 Kingfisher 30 Kiowa 11 Latimer 25 LeFlore 384 Lincoln 163 Logan 173 Love 31 Major 13 Marshall 74 Mayes 110 McClain 96 McCurtain 287 McIntosh 126 Murray 28 Muskogee 500 Noble 47 Nowata 81 Okfuskee 54 Oklahoma 4,746 Okmulgee 242 Osage 183 Ottawa 180 Pawnee 69 Payne 376 Pittsburg 385 Pontotoc 192 Pottawatomie 558 Pushmataha 82 Rogers 205 Roger Mills 20 Seminole 250 Sequoyah 271 Stephens 77 Texas 80 Tillman 27 Tulsa 3,259 Wagoner 298 Washington 275 Washita 13 Woods 34 Woodward 143 Total 19,902 Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division INVESTIGATIONS 9CUSTER ELLIS BECKHAM WASHITA CADDO McCLAIN SEMINOLE HUGHES HASKELL Le FLORE PITTSBURG LATIMER COAL ATOKA PONTOTOC JOHNSTON GARVIN MURRAY CARTER LOVE BRYAN CHOCTAW PUSHMATAHA McCURTAIN GRADY KIOWA TILLMAN JACKSON HARMON GREER COTTON JEFFERSON STEPHENS COMANCHE McINTOSH CLEVELAND POTTAWATOMIE DEWEY BLAINE CANADIAN MAJOR GRANT KAY OSAGE WASHINGTON CRAIG ROGERS NOWATA CHEROKEE ADAIR TULSA WAGONER MAYES OKMULGEE CREEK LINCOLN KINGFISHER LOGAN PAYNE OKLAHOMA OKFUSKEE MUSKOGEE SEQUOYAH DELAWARE OTTAWA GARFIELD NOBLE PAWNEE CIMARRON TEXAS BEAVER HARPER WOODS ALFALFA WOODWARD ROGER MILLS MARSHALL 91 10 128 6 75 41 83 39 12 123 140 3 38 34 95 13 38 10 146 18 204 49 29 95 8 82 12 38 5 11 9 0 46 163 66 240 199 3 42 226 0 0 85 123 124 35 80 23 70 80 1,031 96 67 76 92 39 9 35 118 1,667 34 240 93 66 55 85 19 20 0 22 0 6 16 1 54 6 11 Child Abuse and Neglect Substantiated 0 to 29 (29) 30 to 79 (21) 80 to 139 (17) 140 to 999 (8) 1,000 to 1,700 (2) SUBSTANTIATIONS The map below details the number of children, by county, who were substantiated to be victims of child abuse and neglect. NOTE: These numbers reflect a duplicated count of children substantiated to be victims of child abuse and neglect Children Substantiated to be Victims of Child Abuse or Neglect By CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Total: 7,248 Adair 80 Alfalfa 1 Atoka 34 Beaver 0 Beckham 128 Blaine 42 Bryan 204 Caddo 75 Canadian 226 Carter 146 Cherokee 70 Choctaw 49 Cimarron 0 Cleveland 240 Coal 38 Comanche 163 Cotton 9 Craig 35 Creek 92 Custer 91 Delaware 66 Dewey 3 Ellis 10 Garfield 85 Garvin 38 Grady 82 Grant 0 Greer 11 Harmon 5 Harper 6 Haskell 12 Hughes 39 Jackson 38 Jefferson 0 Johnston 13 Kay 85 Kingfisher 9 Kiowa 8 Latimer 3 LeFlore 123 Lincoln 39 Logan 35 Love 18 Major 0 Marshall 11 Mayes 67 McClain 41 McCurtain 95 McIntosh 66 Murray 10 Muskogee 240 Noble 19 Nowata 23 Okfuskee 34 Oklahoma 1,667 Okmulgee 76 Osage 123 Ottawa 55 Pawnee 20 Payne 118 Pittsburg 140 Pontotoc 95 Pottawatomie 199 Pushmataha 29 Rogers 80 Roger Mills 6 Seminole 83 Sequoyah 93 Stephens 46 Texas 22 Tillman 12 Tulsa 1,031 Wagoner 96 Washington 124 Washita 6 Woods 16 Woodward 54 TOTAL 7,248 Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 10 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 8.26% Law Enforcement Nurse/Other Medical Professional 24.40% 3.39% Parent 3.71% Public Social Agency 3.92% Counselor/Therapist 4.01% CW Staff Social Worker (Non FSSD/CW) 15.39% 6.40% Hospital 6.72% Relative 8.80% Private Individual 7.04% School 7.96% Reporting Source Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS The chart below provides information on the reporting source for each substantiated abuse and neglect investigation in state fiscal year 2010. Law Enforcement continues to be the most frequent reporting source of child maltreatment. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Reporting SourceState Fiscal Year 2010 Reporting Source Count Percent Law Enforcement 1,768 24.40% CW Staff 1,115 15.39% Relative 638 8.80% School 577 7.96% Private Individual 510 7.04% Hospital 487 6.72% Social Worker (non FSSD/CW) 464 6.40% Counselor/Therapist 291 4.01% Public Social Agency 284 3.92% Parent 269 3.71% Nurse/Other MedicalProfessional 246 3.39% Neighbor 130 1.79% Unknown 119 1.64% Child Care Provider 108 1.49% Private Agency 92 1.27% Physician/Dentist 47 0.65% Family Support Services Division 39 0.54% Foster/Kinship Parent 30 0.41% Medical Examiner 13 0.18% Victim - Self Referral 12 0.17% Alleged Perpetrator 9 0.12% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 11Sexual Abuse 4.12% Abuse 8.14% Neglect 87.74% SUBSTANTIATIONS The chart below shows the categories of substantiated abuse and neglect. Neglect continues to be the highest single category of child maltreatment. NOTE: Children can be victims of more than one type of abuse or neglect so totals of substantiated abuse and neglect by category are greater than the total number of substantiated reports. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by CategoryState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Neglect 15,855 87.74% Abuse 1,471 8.14% Sexual Abuse 744 4.12% Total 18,070 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 12 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 7.06% Threat of Harm 27.63% Abandonment 3.03% Inadequate Physical Care 3.32% Lack of Supervision 5.90% Failure to Protect 16.02% Substance Abuse/Drug/ Other- Caretaker (PRFC) 6.75% Other 8.10% Exposure to Domestic Violence 13.57% Inadequate or Dangerous Shelter 8.62% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS Since 2009, Threat of Harm has been the most frequent type of neglect confirmed. Prior to 2009, substance abuse by the child victim’s caretaker had been the most frequent type of neglect. NOTE: Children can be victims of more than one type of abuse or neglect so totals of substantiated abuse and neglect by category are greater than the total number of substantiated reports. Substantiated Child Neglect by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Threat of Harm 4,379 27.63% Failure to Protect 2,540 16.02% Exposure to Domestic Violence 2,151 13.57% Inadequate or Dangerous Shelter 1,366 8.62% Other 1,285 8.10% Substance Abuse/Drug/Other-Caretaker (PRFC) 1,071 6.75% Lack of Supervision 936 5.90% Inadequate Physical Care 526 3.32% Abandonment 481 3.03% Substance Abuse/Alcohol-Caretaker(PRFC) 368 2.32% Failure to Obtain Medical Attention 232 1.46% Failure to Provide Adequate Nutrition 134 0.85% Sexual Behavior - Lack of Supervision 117 0.74% Educational 98 0.62% Failure to Obtain Psychiatric Attention 53 0.33% Failure to Thrive 50 0.32% Inadequate Clothing 29 0.18% Death 24 0.15% Near Death 15 0.09% TOTAL 15,855 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 13Other Total of all Categories Under 3% 18.77% 14.34% Beating/Hitting/Slapping 14.41% Injury from Spanking 4.76% Mental Injury 5.51% Threat of Harm Hitting 14.07% 6.66% Biting/Choking/Pinching/ Twisting/Gouging/Kicking 7.61% Beating/Hitting-Instrurment 13.87% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS For substantiated cases, the table and chart below details the types of physical abuse inflicted on child victims. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect Physical Abuse by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Other 276 18.77% Beating/Hitting/Slapping 212 14.41% Threat of Harm 207 14.07% Beating/Hitting-Instrument 204 13.87% Biting/Choking/Pinching/Twisting/Gouging/Kicking 112 7.61% Hitting 98 6.66% Mental Injury 81 5.51% Injury from Spanking 70 4.76% Hitting with Instrument 36 2.45% Slapping 34 2.31% Confinement 28 1.90% Death 28 1.90% Burning/Scalding 23 1.56% Thrown 21 1.43% Near Death 19 1.29% Shaking 15 1.02% Suffocating 3 0.20% Cutting 2 0.14% Poisoning 1 0.07% Scalding 1 0.07% TOTAL 1,471 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 14 SUBSTANTIATIONSTotal of all Categories Under 3% 25.25% Bruises/Welts Environmental Drug 30.24% Exposure 3.61% Fractures-NOT Skull 4.06% Methamphetamine Exposure 9.12% Child Born Drug Exposed 11.55% Other 16.17% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS For substantiated cases, the types of injuries resulting from physical abuse inflicted on child victims are listed below NOTE: Abuse incidents may involve multiple injuries. Substantiated Child Abuse, Physical Abuse by Type of InjuryState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Bruises/Welts 335 30.24% Other 179 16.17% Child Born Drug Exposed 128 11.55% Methamphetamine Exposure 101 9.12% Fractures-Not Skull 45 4.06% Environmental Drug Exposure 40 3.61% Head Trauma 33 2.98% Abrasions/Lacerations 32 2.89% Mental Trauma 30 2.71% Substance Abuse 30 2.71% Burns/Scalding 27 2.44% Medical Condition 19 1.71% Skull Fracture 18 1.62% Cuts/Punctures 12 1.08% Failure to Thrive 12 1.08% Malnutrition 9 0.81% Bite Marks 9 0.81% Asphyxiation 6 0.54% Drowning 5 0.45% Poisoning 5 0.45% Hyperthermia/Hypothermia 4 0.36% Shaken Baby Syndrome 4 0.36% Subdural Hematoma 4 0.36% Vaginal/Rectal Injury/Irregularities 4 0.36% Near Drowning 4 0.36% Near Death 4 0.36% Brain Damage 3 0.27% Strangulation/Ligature Marks 2 0.18% Sprains/Dislocations 1 0.09% Internal Injuries 1 0.09% Sexually Transmitted Diseases 1 0.09% Stab/Knife Wound(s) 1 0.09% TOTAL 1,108 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division SUBSTANTIATIONS 15Other 15.32% Fondling 28.22% Total of all Categories Under 3% 7.26% Exposure to Adult Sexuality 9.68% Anal Penetration through Intercourse 3.49% Oral/Genital Contact 9.41% Age Inappropriate Sexual Behavior 5.65% Vaginal Penetration through Intercourse Pornography - Exposure 7.66% 6.32% Digital Vaginal Penetration 6.99% Category Count Percent SUBSTANTIATIONS The types of sexual abuse inflicted on child victims are listed below. Substantiated Sexual Abuse by TypeState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Fondling 210 28.22% Other 114 15.32% Exposure to Adult Sexuality 72 9.68% Oral/Genital Contact 70 9.41% Vaginal Penetrationthrough Intercourse 57 7.66% Digital Vaginal Penetration 52 6.99% Pornography - Exposure 47 6.32% Age InappropriateSexual Behavior 42 5.65% Anal Penetrationthrough Intercourse 26 3.49% Sexual Exploitation 15 2.02% Digital Anal Penetration 14 1.88% Vaginal Penetrationthrough Instrument 12 1.61% Voyeurism 4 0.54% Pornography - Participation 4 0.54% Anal Penetrationthrough Instrumentation 3 0.40% Exhibitionism 2 0.27% TOTAL 744 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 16 SUBSTANTIATIONS1-2 Years 17.55% Under 1 Year 18.12% 3-6 Years 26.06% 12 Years and Older 16.28% 7-11 Years 21.99% CHILD CATEGORIES The chart below shows the age categories of child victims. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Age of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Age Count Percent Under 1 Year 1,313 18.12% 1-2 Years 1,272 17.55% 3-6 Years 1,889 26.06% 7-11 Years 1,594 21.99% 12 Years and Older 1,180 16.28% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division CHILD CATEGORIES 17Male 48.43% Female 51.57% CHILD CATEGORIES As indicated in the chart below, slightly more females are abused and neglected than males in 2010. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Gender of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Gender Count Percent Female 3,738 51.57% Male 3,510 48.43% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 18 CHILD CATEGORIESWhite 65.10% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 0.15% Asian 0.37% American Indian/Alaskan Native 18.00% Black/African American 16.38% CHILD CATEGORIES The race of children in substantiated reports of child abuse or neglect is shown below. White children continue to have the highest rate of victimization. However, white children are victimized at a lower rate than their representation in the general population while American Indian/Alaskan Native and Black/African American children are victimized at a higher rate than their representation in the general population. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Race of ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Race Count Percent White 4,718 65.10% American Indian/Alaskan Native 1,305 18.00% Black/African American 1,187 16.38% Asian 27 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 11 0.15% TOTAL 7,248 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division CHILD CATEGORIES 19Mother 46.38% Father 30.49% Total of all Categories Under 3% 10.76% Stepparent 5.38% No Relation 6.99% Category Count Percent PERPETRATORS The relationship of the perpetrator to the child victim in substantiated incidents of abuse and neglect is shown on the chart below. Mothers are identified as perpetrators more often than fathers. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrator. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect, Alleged Perpetrator By Relationship to ChildState Fiscal Year 2010 Category Count Percent Mother 5,661 46.38% Father 3,722 30.49% No Relation 853 6.99% Stepparent 657 5.38% Grandparent 335 2.74% Adoptive Parent 200 1.64% Child Care Center Employee 170 1.39% Foster Parent 168 1.38% Uncle/Aunt 148 1.21% Custodian/Guardian 91 0.75% Other Relative 84 0.69% Unknown 47 0.39% Child Care Home Provider 39 0.32% Live-In Friend of Parent 31 0.25% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 20 PERPETRATORSAmerican Indian/Alaskan Native 11.84% Black/African American 15.17% Asian 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander White 0.30% 72.15% Unable to Determine 0.17% PERPETRATORS The race of the identified perpetrators of substantiated abuse or neglect is shown below. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Race of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Race Count Percent White 8,806 72.15% Black/African American 1,852 15.17% American Indian/Alaskan Native 1,445 11.84% Asian 45 0.37% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 37 0.30% Unable to Determine 21 0.17% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division PERPETRATORS 21Male 44.52% Female 55.48% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division 22 PERPETRATORS PERPETRATORS The chart below shows the gender of identified perpetrators. As in previous years, females are more frequently the identified perpetrators. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Gender of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Gender Count Percent Female 6,772 55.48% Male 5,434 44.52% TOTAL 12,206 100.00%26-30 Years 25.04% 31 Years and Older 46.95% 22-25 Years 17.26% 18-21 Years 8.36% Under 18 Years 2.39% PERPETRATORS The age range of identified perpetrators is shown below. NOTE: In some incidents of substantiated child abuse and neglect, more than one perpetrator is identified so the chart reflects information on both primary and secondary perpetrators. Substantiated Child Abuse and Neglect by Age of PerpetratorState Fiscal Year 2010 Age Count Percent Under 18 Years 292 2.39% 18-21 Years 1,021 8.36% 22-25 Years 2,107 17.26% 26-30 Years 3,056 25.04% 31 Years and Older 5,730 46.95% TOTAL 12,206 100.00% Source: OKDHS Children and Family Services Division PERPETRATORS 23SUMMARY Assessment Conclusions and Findings of Investigations by CountyState Fiscal Year 2010 Assessed/Investigated Substantiated Other Conf. Rate County Abuse Negl. Both Total Abuse Negl. Both Total Svcs.Rec. Svcs.NotNeeded Other Assess-mentConclu-sions Substanti-ated State Totals 5,429 34,030 6,352 45,811 749 5,679 820 7,248 10,537 5,493 1,793 25,909 16% Adair 40 372 65 477 0 71 9 80 9 100 4 287 17% Alfalfa 18 25 6 49 1 0 0 1 13 10 0 31 2% Atoka 38 191 29 258 8 24 2 34 34 52 1 138 13% Beaver 2 22 10 34 0 0 0 0 2 16 0 16 0% Beckham 49 285 74 408 13 96 19 128 74 104 1 110 31% Blaine 28 188 20 236 1 41 0 42 24 48 2 128 18% Bryan 75 607 100 782 9 177 18 204 116 76 25 394 26% Caddo 49 298 43 390 7 61 7 75 37 30 5 254 19% Canadian 158 987 255 1,400 31 164 31 226 364 107 56 857 16% Carter 68 684 93 845 11 129 6 146 228 44 16 601 17% Cherokee 74 330 70 474 12 54 4 70 74 108 8 217 15% Choctaw 26 248 58 332 3 43 3 49 37 47 9 201 15% Cimarron 2 8 1 11 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 8 0% Cleveland 276 1,503 319 2,098 22 197 21 240 432 133 38 1,487 11% Coal 21 133 21 175 5 32 1 38 37 11 0 104 22% Comanche 155 1,137 170 1,462 14 132 17 163 109 106 37 1,109 11% Cotton 10 67 12 89 0 6 3 9 27 4 0 76 10% Craig 28 186 41 255 10 21 4 35 39 28 3 159 14% Creek 127 521 108 756 20 62 10 92 223 135 83 355 12% Custer 53 282 30 365 3 86 2 91 91 65 1 135 25% Delaware 58 456 58 572 4 51 11 66 133 121 41 298 12% Dewey 2 11 2 15 0 3 0 3 4 3 0 7 20% Ellis 6 15 12 33 2 7 1 10 5 6 0 12 30% Garfield 132 498 72 702 15 63 7 85 75 159 24 384 12% Garvin 60 325 62 447 5 30 3 38 33 62 7 316 9% Grady 44 385 88 517 9 64 9 82 59 54 15 359 16% Grant 3 11 4 18 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 12 0% Greer 18 101 19 138 0 7 4 11 33 15 0 100 8% Harmon 10 21 5 36 1 4 0 5 9 3 0 23 14% Harper 4 19 3 26 0 6 0 6 3 3 0 14 23% Haskell 17 102 12 131 0 12 0 12 20 29 2 78 9% Hughes 23 188 33 244 1 37 1 39 36 48 1 133 16% Jackson 59 275 47 381 8 28 2 38 46 37 1 280 10% Jefferson 8 53 3 64 0 0 0 0 5 7 3 54 0% Johnston 31 127 16 174 1 10 2 13 4 22 3 135 7% Kay 72 437 77 586 10 63 12 85 42 58 23 404 15% Kingfisher 17 58 9 84 2 7 0 9 10 17 6 54 11% Kiowa 19 75 13 107 1 7 0 8 7 3 2 96 7% 24 SUMMARYAssessed/Investigated Substantiated Other Conf. Rate Abuse Negl. Both Total Abuse Negl. Both Total Svcs.Rec. Svcs.NotNeeded Other AssessmentConclusions Substantiated Latimer 17 68 6 91 0 3 0 3 16 11 2 66 3% LeFlore 98 621 68 787 15 100 8 123 143 167 1 403 16% Lincoln 61 294 35 390 12 24 3 39 84 32 14 227 10% Logan 44 241 38 323 5 30 0 35 111 33 5 150 11% Love 10 116 18 144 0 18 0 18 43 3 6 113 13% Major 12 36 6 54 0 0 0 0 6 10 0 41 0% Marshall 25 144 14 183 6 5 0 11 75 27 3 109 6% Mayes 44 301 33 378 14 46 7 67 95 19 7 268 18% McClain 71 217 38 326 11 27 3 41 32 43 8 230 13% McCurtain 113 396 98 607 12 62 21 95 135 116 0 320 16% McIntosh 24 221 41 286 1 52 13 66 65 28 5 160 23% Murray 18 113 8 139 1 8 1 10 10 11 0 111 7% Muskogee 166 837 149 1,152 24 185 31 240 90 196 53 652 21% Noble 21 102 9 132 2 15 2 19 8 20 0 85 14% Nowata 20 132 26 178 0 20 3 23 24 35 3 97 13% Okfuskee 20 89 9 118 1 32 1 34 27 11 0 64 29% Oklahoma 1,143 7,157 1,422 9,722 131 1,328 208 1,667 3,121 891 619 4,976 17% Okmulgee 48 378 93 519 11 56 9 76 114 76 27 277 15% Osage 65 320 57 442 15 92 16 123 148 11 6 259 28% Ottawa 74 439 87 600 3 46 6 55 31 96 39 420 9% Pawnee 26 119 15 160 3 14 3 20 23 26 0 91 13% Payne 116 494 98 708 10 100 8 118 245 96 9 332 17% Pittsburg 69 688 100 857 15 115 10 140 348 61 17 472 16% Pontotoc 43 353 49 445 15 75 5 95 56 49 15 253 21% Pottawatomie 112 867 178 1,157 25 137 37 199 310 166 8 599 17% Pushmataha 21 176 44 241 2 24 3 29 38 36 3 159 12% Rogers 120 402 82 604 20 48 12 80 148 44 14 399 13% Roger Mills 4 23 5 32 1 3 2 6 9 5 0 12 19% Seminole 56 345 44 445 6 65 12 83 67 110 10 195 19% Sequoyah 78 448 71 597 13 71 9 93 54 122 23 326 16% Stephens 55 379 64 498 5 36 5 46 43 21 33 421 9% Texas 20 100 36 156 0 17 5 22 22 35 2 76 14% Tillman 14 58 15 87 1 9 2 12 9 8 0 60 14% Tulsa 490 4,514 949 5,953 113 784 134 1,031 2,038 691 396 2,694 17% Wagoner 89 551 94 734 10 77 9 96 59 142 26 436 13% Washington 81 684 113 878 8 103 13 124 136 96 20 603 14% Washita 15 93 16 124 3 2 1 6 7 3 0 111 5% Woods 12 85 9 106 1 13 2 16 24 6 0 72 15% Woodward 34 198 55 287 5 42 7 54 24 64 2 144 19% All figures provide a duplicated count of children. Other category includes findings of Unable to Locate and Failure to Cooperate. SUMMARY 25SUMMARY Conclusions of Assessments by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County Alleged Child Victims Services Provided Services Recommended Services Provided and Recommended None Other State Totals 25,909 1,022 3,981 8,870 10,848 1,188 Adair 287 0 0 86 198 3 Alfalfa 31 0 6 11 14 0 Atoka 138 4 1 44 89 0 Beaver 16 0 0 7 9 0 Beckham 110 1 8 15 85 1 Blaine 128 1 6 20 99 2 Bryan 394 9 21 117 235 12 Caddo 254 17 8 97 129 3 Canadian 857 29 162 282 336 48 Carter 601 6 176 176 229 14 Cherokee 217 7 1 56 151 2 Choctaw 201 0 6 57 133 5 Cimarron 8 0 0 3 5 0 Cleveland 1,487 31 198 710 514 34 Coal 104 2 15 24 63 0 Comanche 1,109 118 26 253 676 36 Cotton 76 0 27 23 26 0 Craig 159 1 6 45 104 3 Creek 355 1 84 121 101 48 Custer 135 6 17 41 70 1 Delaware 298 58 60 85 68 27 Dewey 7 0 2 0 5 0 Ellis 12 1 0 1 10 0 Garfield 384 3 8 102 254 17 Garvin 316 3 6 83 221 3 Grady 359 81 37 175 51 15 Grant 12 0 1 0 11 0 Greer 100 12 21 30 37 0 Harmon 23 0 4 6 13 0 Harper 14 0 0 0 14 0 Haskell 78 0 8 29 39 2 Hughes 133 1 13 33 86 0 Jackson 280 2 20 104 153 1 Jefferson 54 0 3 18 31 2 Johnston 135 3 0 22 107 3 Kay 404 26 5 87 265 21 Kingfisher 54 0 6 12 30 6 Kiowa 96 6 7 51 30 2 26 SUMMARY County Alleged Child Victims Services Provided Services Recommended Services Provided and Recommended None Other Latimer 66 1 5 32 26 2 LeFlore 403 43 49 161 149 1 Lincoln 227 21 2 97 103 4 Logan 150 16 9 49 74 2 Love 113 0 33 25 49 6 Major 41 0 3 15 23 0 Marshall 109 5 42 37 25 0 Mayes 268 7 72 92 91 6 McClain 230 28 22 65 109 6 McCurtain 320 47 59 167 47 0 McIntosh 160 6 34 38 78 4 Murray 111 0 3 22 86 0 Muskogee 652 46 42 197 330 37 Noble 85 2 0 29 54 0 Nowata 97 9 1 36 48 3 Okfuskee 64 2 18 21 23 0 Oklahoma 4,976 101 1,126 1,941 1,382 426 Okmulgee 277 3 30 76 147 21 Osage 259 0 101 142 12 4 Ottawa 420 0 6 98 281 35 Pawnee 91 0 0 28 63 0 Payne 332 11 88 116 113 4 Pittsburg 472 19 164 152 120 17 Pontotoc 253 16 15 90 124 8 Pottawatomie 599 25 118 204 245 7 Pushmataha 159 0 24 60 75 0 Rogers 399 8 70 113 197 11 Roger Mills 12 0 0 2 10 0 Seminole 195 28 18 86 61 2 Sequoyah 326 0 6 104 201 15 Stephens 421 0 33 135 220 33 Texas 76 1 0 11 63 1 Tillman 60 0 2 20 38 0 Tulsa 2,694 86 713 947 764 184 Wagoner 436 1 6 121 289 19 Washington 603 26 83 192 284 18 Washita 111 35 3 48 25 0 Woods 72 0 12 33 27 0 Woodward 144 0 0 42 101 1 All figures provide a duplicated count of children. Other category includes Unable to Locate, Failure to Cooperate and Referrals with no Disposition. SUMMARY 27SUMMARY Findings of Investigations by County State Fiscal Year 2010 County Alleged Child Victims Substantiated Court Intervention Substantiated Services Recommended Services Recommended Services Not Needed Other Findings State Totals 19,902 4,251 2,997 6,556 5,493 605 Adair 190 53 27 9 100 1 Alfalfa 18 0 1 7 10 0 Atoka 120 21 13 33 52 1 Beaver 18 0 0 2 16 0 Beckham 298 72 56 66 104 0 Blaine 108 30 12 18 48 0 Bryan 388 100 104 95 76 13 Caddo 136 52 23 29 30 2 Canadian 543 129 97 202 107 8 Carter 244 114 32 52 44 2 Cherokee 257 43 27 73 108 6 Choctaw 131 21 28 31 47 4 Cimarron 3 0 0 1 2 0 Cleveland 611 179 61 234 133 4 Coal 71 19 19 22 11 0 Comanche 353 100 63 83 106 1 Cotton 13 8 1 0 4 0 Craig 96 20 15 33 28 0 Creek 401 40 52 139 135 35 Custer 230 62 29 74 65 0 Delaware 274 50 16 73 121 14 Dewey 8 2 1 2 3 0 Ellis 21 3 7 5 6 0 Garfield 318 44 41 67 159 7 Garvin 131 28 10 27 62 4 Grady 158 62 20 22 54 0 Grant 6 0 0 3 3 0 Greer 38 10 1 12 15 0 Harmon 13 4 1 5 3 0 Harper 12 2 4 3 3 0 Haskell 53 6 6 12 29 0 Hughes 111 29 10 23 48 1 Jackson 101 26 12 26 37 0 Jefferson 10 0 0 2 7 1 Johnston 39 2 11 4 22 0 Kay 182 47 38 37 58 2 Kingfisher 30 4 5 4 17 0 Kiowa 11 7 1 0 3 0 28 SUMMARY County Alleged Child Victims Substantiated Court Intervention Substantiated Services Recommended Services Recommended Services Not Needed Other Findings Latimer 25 1 2 11 11 0 LeFlore 384 53 70 94 167 0 Lincoln 163 19 20 82 32 10 Logan 173 6 29 102 33 3 Love 31 11 7 10 3 0 Major 13 0 0 3 10 0 Marshall 74 3 8 33 27 3 Mayes 110 36 31 23 19 1 McClain 96 22 19 10 43 2 McCurtain 287 46 49 76 116 0 McIntosh 126 55 11 31 28 1 Murray 28 5 5 7 11 0 Muskogee 500 139 101 48 196 16 Noble 47 15 4 8 20 0 Nowata 81 17 6 23 35 0 Okfuskee 54 30 4 9 11 0 Oklahoma 4,746 993 674 1,995 891 193 Okmulgee 242 57 19 84 76 6 Osage 183 74 49 47 11 2 Ottawa 180 27 28 25 96 4 Pawnee 69 10 10 23 26 0 Payne 376 70 48 157 96 5 Pittsburg 385 74 66 184 61 0 Pontotoc 192 60 35 41 49 7 Pottawatomie 558 132 67 192 166 1 Pushmataha 82 20 9 14 36 3 Rogers 205 49 31 78 44 3 Roger Mills 20 4 2 9 5 0 Seminole 250 44 39 49 110 8 Sequoyah 271 24 69 48 122 8 Stephens 77 36 10 10 21 0 Texas 80 15 7 22 35 1 Tillman 27 5 7 7 8 0 Tulsa 3,259 538 493 1,325 691 212 Wagoner 298 46 50 53 142 7 Washington 275 72 52 53 96 2 Washita 13 6 0 4 3 0 Woods 34 13 3 12 6 0 Woodward 143 35 19 24 64 1 All figures provide a duplicated count of children. Other Findings includes Unable to Locate, Failure to Cooperate and Findings with No Disposition. SUMMARY 29Produced by the Office of Planning, Research, and Statistics and Children and Family Services Division in collaboration with OKDHS Design Services.S11019 OKDHS Issued 03/2011 This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Commission for Human Services in accordance with state and federal regulations and printed by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services at a cost of $90.00 for 50 copies. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. |
Date created | 2011-06-14 |
Date modified | 2011-10-28 |