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Input: My sister in law is 24 and has three kids. Two have already been taken away, but the third is only a couple weeks old so she still has that one. 

In the past she’s been neglectful and chosen men and drugs over the other children. Right before thanksgiving, she went to a rehab program instead of jail for a child abuse case (of her second child). 

After she completed the program, she was moved into an apartment paid for by the state. She has no job, and is not allowed to have her current boyfriend at her apartment because he is a registered sex offender and she has her new son there. 

My in laws are raising the two kids she’s had taken away.

Well recently she posted on Facebook how she had gotten some “molly” and was going to do it with her boyfriend that night. 

I know what molly is. I know she had her baby with her that night, for sure. I knew she was also having a visitation sleepover with her second child that night. (The child was staying over at her apartment.)

I have nothing against casual use. I’ve done molly. However, given her history with drugs and child neglect, I was irritated she could be mistreating my nephews AGAIN. 

I called the police, told them what was on Facebook, where she lived, etc. They already knew exactly who I was talking about and knew the boyfriends name before I even gave it. 

Apparently when they checked her place out, the boyfriend wasn’t there. She had deleted the post, and her two kids were sleeping. She apparently refused to let the cops in her apartment. 

Well now my in laws are mad at me. They’re claiming my SIL has changed dramatically since November, and I had no right to be making calls to the police about her when I know that such calls could result in her losing her infant and visitation with her second child. They are claiming I invented the whole Facebook post I saw. My husband saw it too, but they’re insisting I manipulated him to say what I wanted him to say. 

I’ll be honest: I knew full well that making that call could effect her chances with her kids. But I didn’t care, considering her past. This is not the first time she’s “changed” and then went back to what she was doing. November wasn’t even that long ago. 

I know what I saw. I called the police expecting them to find her high as a kite with a registered child molester in her apartment. 

AITA? Now there’s a chance she will lose custody of her third child since she had police contact, and apparently she never did the drugs she said she had. 

calling the cops on my sister in law