Texas Judge Duped Into Assisting Bad Dad In The Kidnapping Of His Son…Warrants Issued As Boy Disappears

Fathers Rights and Mom's Rights should always be a 50/50 split...

CNN is reporting that a vengeful, mad dad, has been succesful in tricking a San Antonio judge into issuing a court order, that allowed the dad to kidnap the child, with the assistance of law enforcement.

CNN/Headline News has been running a powerfully disturbing video of the police extracting the child from his school bus, that had been stopped, while the child was on his way to school. It was taken from the school bus camera that is in place to record the behavior of the bus driver, as well as the students.

On the video, you can see the child resisting, and screaming that …”He is not my dad”…and ”I do not want to go with him, I want to stay with my mom”…

When he runs to the back of the bus, which is filled with his fellow students who are stunned, and traumatized, the little boy is asked by the police officers,…”why is he not your dad”…the frustrated and terrified child tells them…” because he beats me and hits me all the time”…

Unfortunetly, his pleas are to no avail, and the police grab him and forcibly pull him off of the bus, delivering him into the arms of his vengeful father.

MySanAntonio.com is reporting…The Bexar County district attorney’s office obtained felony arrest warrants Monday for a man accused of using the civil court system to help abduct his 10-year-old son from the boy’s mother, who had legal custody of him.

Jean Philippe Lacombe, 41, is wanted on charges of kidnapping and aggravated perjury, both third-degree felonies, as well as a charge of interference with child custody.

Authorities say Lacombe presented incomplete and misleading Mexican court documents to state District Judge Sol Casseb on Oct. 15 stating that he had rightful custody to his son, Jean Paul. The boy had moved to San Antonio with his mother, Berenice Diaz.

In reality, however, the Mexican court system had given Diaz custody in 2005 after he failed to follow the court’s visitation orders, according to prosecutors.

Lacombe, also charged with interference with child custody, have never been seen again. They have been missing since he was taken from the school bus on October 16th.

The boy’s name is Jean Paul and he is 10 years old.

It wasn’t the first time Lacombe was accused of abducting his son.

Diaz attorney Miguel Ortiz says Lacombe, who is from France, is wealthy and could go anywhere with the boy.

Bernice Diaz, the mother of the child, adds some more disturbing details of the police assisted kidnapping that she reported to the San Antonio Express News…

“He was on his knees, shouting and crying, ‘Don’t let me go with him,’ ” Diaz said of her son, who realized his father was with the uniformed men.

The mother eventually persuaded a constable to let her approach her son. She hugged him, and the two cried together.

“Please don’t take him,” she pleaded with the officer, who replied that they had a court order and told her she could see her son again in court on Monday.

“You’re making this harder,” she recalled hearing him say.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/texassouthwest/stories/DN-legalabduct_07tex.ART.State.Edition1.4bba11a.html

If convicted, Lacombe could face up to 10 years in prison.

I personally support the rights of fathers to receive custody of their children, because that is in the best interest of the child. I have always been confused as to why the only place that a woman is given preference over a man, for no other reason than being a woman, that they should be preferred over a man, in custody cases.

Most of the time women complain about being treated unequally to men, but they readily accept the bias in Family Court matters, because the bias is in their favor, which is hypocritical.

The unfairness has caused some men to make terrible decisions, because they emotionally can not accept the bias, as well as the fact that they are also liable for all of the child’s expenses, but are deemed unfit to have custody of the child because they are a man…

Whatever the case may be, we do know that in many cases the man, as in this case, probably should not have custody of the child.

I feel that no matter how unfair the child custody arrangement may be, kidnapping, murder, violence and any level of breaking the law is unacceptable, and if a person can get so frustrated as to have any of the violence present itself as a remedy to the legal custody arrangements, then that is evidence that the parent is unfit to raise the child.

Most men in this case, will just deal with the in justice and unfairness, based on the bias in favor of women in family custody court, pay the child support extortion,alimony if you were married, and deal with it for at least 18 years.

Kidnapping and violence does not help out the situation, …it is never an option.

I recommend these organizations that advocate for fathers rights, and fathers rights are in the best interest of the child, as much as the rights of the mothers. At some point, 50/50 split in custody, support, and all other legal matters associated with the child has got to be the basis for all Family court arrangements, or in effect, the court is deeming the woman a second class citizen based on their historical bias in these matters…

http://www.fathersrights.org/

http://www.fatherscustody.org/

http://www.divorce-lawyer-source.com/html/custody/rights.html

I condemn this kidnapping, and in no way am I presenting a rationale for it.I basically believe this case will make it worst for all the good dads out there that should receive equal custody of their child, but will be denied legally,because of irrational father’s like this one.

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Source-

http://www.elpasotimes.com/texas/ci_14000023

http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/79265352.html