Georgia parents fight for return of children taken into custody after traffic stop.
A Georgia couple who had their five children removed by the Department of Children's Services (DCS) after a Coffee County traffic stop did not regain custody after a Juvenile Court hearing. The family is Black and the case has drawn the attention of activists over whether race played a role in the traffic stops and DCS case. Following a Juvenile Court hearing, attorney Courtney Teasley said the children would not be returning home with their parents. Teasley, who is representing Clayborne related to the possession charge, said Clayborne had agreed to a hair follicle test.