The moment the police broke into an unvaccinated child to take him to the doctor

The moment the police entered the home of a child who had a fever and who had not been vaccinated (Video: ABC)

A group of police entered a house in Arizona, United States, after receiving a complaint because in this address lived a minor patient and who did not have the corresponding vaccines. The moment was captured in a video by the security cameras of the property.

American officers arrived at the house of the two year old boy, after that was attended by an intense fever and your doctor will report to the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) that did not have the vaccination tablen against respiratory diseases.

Local media reported that the report was done because the doctor was concerned that the child might have meningitis, although he had a serious respiratory infection.

It's in February of this year that the naturist specialist treated the two-year-old boy with a high temperature. detected that he did not have the necessary vaccines and asked parents to go to the ERs later, but it was ignored.

The doctor, confronted with the behavior of the guardians of the child, decided to report it to the DCS, who requested the collaboration of the Chandler Police Department to encourage the parents of the child to the child. take to the hospital.

ABC reported that one of the guardians of the sick refused to the officers their admission to the house, so they came back with a search warrant Take the child to a medical unit.

This was the moment that the cameras captured. The police arrived at the house and discreetly stood at the door of the house, where they threw the door at the door, their arms on their arms and a police shield to enter the house.

To the same US media, Kelly Townsend, the state representative regretted that the parents did not allow medical care for their two-year-old son.

Townsend is recognized because it has called for legislation allowing DCS to obtain a search warrant for take children out of the homes where they are not cared for properly.

"We must admit that this situation was a mistake"He told ABC, so he asked the authorities to badyze other cases in which children are at risk, neglected and abused.

The official added "and it seems that we have now given this to the doctor and to the parents who no longer have the word or the risk that the SWAT team will take all their children and potentially the new- born".