CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A North
Carolina social worker accused of failing to take action on complaints
that could have saved a 15-month-old girl's life has returned to her job
even though she's still facing criminal charges in the case.
Candice Lassiter, 28, returned to her job Monday. She was charged in February with three counts each of obstruction of justice and forgery related to the investigation of Aubrey Kina-Marie Littlejohn's death.
Lassiter answered a call at the Swain County Department of Social Services office in Bryson City on Thursday, but declined to discuss the circumstances surrounding her return.
"I just can't talk about it," she said.
Candice Lassiter, 28, returned to her job Monday. She was charged in February with three counts each of obstruction of justice and forgery related to the investigation of Aubrey Kina-Marie Littlejohn's death.
Lassiter answered a call at the Swain County Department of Social Services office in Bryson City on Thursday, but declined to discuss the circumstances surrounding her return.
"I just can't talk about it," she said.
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