'Adolf Hitler' Is Taken Into Care
Three young children with Nazi-themed names, including a boy called Adolf Hitler, have been taken into care.
Officials removed Adolf Hitler Campbell and his sisters, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie, from their home in Holland Township, Sergeant John Harris said.
But the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) did not reveal the reason why the children were taken into the custody of the state, he told Fox News.
The children's father Heath Campbell is expected in court today in New Jersey in connection with the case.
Kate Bernyk, a spokeswoman for the DYFS, said confidentiality laws prevented her from confirming the Campbell children were involved.
"DYFS has their reasons and they normally don't release any information, so we kind of have to go on faith with them," Sergeant Harris said.
"I've dealt with the family for years and as far as the children are concerned, I have never had any reports of any abuse with the children.
"As far as I know, he's always been very good with the children."
In December, a shop refused to sell a birthday cake to Mr Campbell and his wife Deborah because they asked for three-year-old Adolf Hitler's name to be iced onto it.
Bakers ShopRite said it would be "inappropriate" to put such a name on a cake and added they would not be willing to provide a cake for JoyceLynn Aryan Nation when she turns two in February.
Mr Campbell said he named his son after Hitler because he liked the name and because "no-one else in the world would have that name".
Officials removed Adolf Hitler Campbell and his sisters, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie, from their home in Holland Township, Sergeant John Harris said.
But the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) did not reveal the reason why the children were taken into the custody of the state, he told Fox News.
The children's father Heath Campbell is expected in court today in New Jersey in connection with the case.
Kate Bernyk, a spokeswoman for the DYFS, said confidentiality laws prevented her from confirming the Campbell children were involved.
"DYFS has their reasons and they normally don't release any information, so we kind of have to go on faith with them," Sergeant Harris said.
"I've dealt with the family for years and as far as the children are concerned, I have never had any reports of any abuse with the children.
"As far as I know, he's always been very good with the children."
In December, a shop refused to sell a birthday cake to Mr Campbell and his wife Deborah because they asked for three-year-old Adolf Hitler's name to be iced onto it.
Bakers ShopRite said it would be "inappropriate" to put such a name on a cake and added they would not be willing to provide a cake for JoyceLynn Aryan Nation when she turns two in February.
Mr Campbell said he named his son after Hitler because he liked the name and because "no-one else in the world would have that name".
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