In this February 2012 photo provided by the Stahl family, Mary Ann Stahl-Goldberg, left, poses with her son Timothy Stahl, in Smithtown, N.Y. Goldberg is unhappy with an investigation that found nobody personally accountable for her developmentally disabled son’s serious injuries last year at a Long Island group home. Timothy Stahl, 35, went to the hospital 15 times, nine with new injuries or infections, she said. Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs, the New York state agency established last year to protect the disabled in state-funded institutions has received nearly 25,000 reports of significant incidents, abuse, neglect and death in its first six months, though the public knows nearly nothing about how many of those reports led to prosecutions, arrests and firings. (AP Photo/Stahl family)
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