It all falls back to the safety and security of the child. Often times, Armstead and Fisher may see something they personally abhor, but may not be criminal in any way. It is in those instances that personal feelings have to be put away. The prime example is trying to distinguish between discipline and abuse. Everybody kind of has different lifestyles.
People live differently.
We're trained to set aside our personal feelings about families. Fisher, who one day soon hopes to become a father, said it is hard for him to separate his personal feelings from his professional life when he walks into a room and sees a small child who has been abused or neglected. Separating personal emotions from the profession can be tough in cases like this. You can't let that come between what you have to do. My job is to secure the short-term safety of the child.