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ACS WORKER HALL OF SHAME

EXCLUSIVE: ACS caseworker who had evidence of Zymere Perkins abuse closed his file because she got promoted

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ACS caseworker Nitza Sutton closed the file on Zymere Perkins in April. Months later, he was found dead with bruises on his body.

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The caseworker assigned to probe abuse allegations involving little Zymere Perkins closed the case because she was more interested in getting a promotion, sources told the Daily News.
Child protective specialist Nitza Sutton, 48, closed Zymere’s case after just 12 days this past April — even though she took photos of injuries on the child’s body, according to child welfare sources who saw the boy’s file, several sources said.
“She (Sutton) went to the home,” an Administration for Children’s Services source told The News. “She had pictures of him with bruises. The child had marks and bruises. You saw the marks and bruises.”
The April case was the most recent of five abuse complaints involving the 6-year-old boy, officials said.
ACS boss admits her agency 'can't keep every child safe'
Sutton then left the case because she was being promoted from investigator to supervisor, several ACS sources said.
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