Parental threats to kill one's child must trigger swift and immediate action from those charged with the protection of children. And where such threats are made by a parent who, by action, inclination, mental state, or otherwise, exhibits a capacity to carry them out, a finding of neglect as defined in section 1012 (subd [f], par [i], cl [B]) of the Family Court Act may properly be made without any evidence of present or past...
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