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First, how do you know it was CPS?? If they received a report, the report should have included the address - especially if it was the potential babysitter.? Right?? Second, they ought to be able to find your address with no problem - you have a driver's license, don't you?? Third, I have never heard of an investigator asking to have an addresses texted to them.? Fourth, if indeed it was CPS and you have done nothing, then you are in a good position because it seems to be that the person is upset and maybe even has something wrong with them. Children get bruises all the time.? Some can be suspicious but a single instance of someone seeing a bruise on a child does not rise to the level of abuse.? However, if CPS receives a call, they must investigate. If it were me, I would call the number to be sure it is CPS.? I would not text anything to anyone, and I would try to determine over the phone whether it is legitimate or not.? (You can also look up the phone number to CPS in your area to see if it is the same or near the same.)

A police officer can always identify people on a scene. If you did not give your driver's license, then he could ask for the information and your refusal to give it could be an offense called failure to identify to a police officer.