About what happened before the Child Rights Service took the daughter, B. Navickaitė spoke to the portal delfi.lt.
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She said that she herself contacted the Child Rights Service on Monday to provide assistance, as her daughter refused to go to school. Unfortunately, according to B. Navickaitė, she received no response or help.
The woman said that her daughter does not want to go to school because she is allegedly being bullied there.
“The nanny’s daughter said that at school she heard something very unpleasant being said about her in the corridors – she did not give me specific words, she says she does not remember, but it was something very unpleasant,” B. Navickaitė told the portal.
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Because of this school absenteeism, according to B. Navickaitė, the deputy school principal announced that the daughter and mother had disappeared without a trace, which is why the services were called. Although B. Navickaitė and her daughter were found, at that time the woman was drinking alcoholic beverages with a friend, and the girl was left with the “nanny.”
Žmonės.lt reminds that on Wednesday evening, posts by B. Navickaitė appeared on the social network “Facebook,” where she told her relatives and followers that the Child Rights Service decided to take her and P. Gražulis’s daughter and hand her over to guardians.
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According to B. Navickaitė, she decided to drink beer, so she found “nannies” to whom she paid 200 euros to soberly look after the girl. However, as she said, Birutė’s plan failed because the Child Rights Service was called and the daughter was taken from the “nanny,” and B. Navickaitė herself was found to have a blood alcohol level of 2.4 per mille.
The portal Žmonės.lt contacted P. Gražulis about the situation. The MEP confirmed that the daughter is indeed now handed over to guardians.
“I know she was handed over to guardians… Last night they found Birutė intoxicated… But this has been going on for a long time, it’s everyday life, although the Child Rights Service didn’t really believe it… And now I’m getting in the car and going to the airport, I’ll be back in Vilnius in the evening, and tomorrow morning I’ll already be at the Palanga Child Rights Service, we’ll see what to do,” P. Gražulis told Žmonės.lt.
The portal Žmonės.lt also contacted the Child Rights Service about this situation. Agnė Meškienė, senior advisor of the Klaipėda County Child Rights Protection Division of the State Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service, agreed to comment on what happened.
“Having received information about possible violations of the child’s rights, child rights defenders immediately reacted – they went to the family’s residence, investigated the circumstances of the report, sought to communicate with the child and her mother. They spoke by phone with the child’s father.
Considering the circumstances at that time and aiming to ensure the child’s safety and essential needs, a safe environment was provided for the child,” A. Meškienė told Žmonės.lt.
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