Notification of need for criminal investigation.

An agency which provides child welfare services shall notify an agency of law enforcement whenever there appears to be a need for criminal investigation, including circumstances such as when: 1. A child is severely assaulted; 2. A child is systematically tortured; 3. A parent’s reckless disregard for a child’s safety causes serious injury; 4. The physical conditions of a home are so dangerous as to pose an immediate threat of serious injury; 5. A child is sexually abused or sexually exploited; 6. A parent is purposely or systematically withholding essential food or nourishment from a child; 7. A parent refuses to obtain or consent to medical or psychiatric care for a child; 8. A parent appears to be out of touch with reality; 9. A parent abandons a child; or 10. There is reason to suspect a parent may flee with a child.