Police in B.C. say they broke into van after autistic teen tried to drive and crashed
Officers shattered the passenger window to stop the van and avoid traumatizing the teen, with no injuries reported and only minor damage.
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B.C. teen safe after gaining access to vehicle and hitting parked car
A B.C. teen girl is safe after she gained access to a Dodge Caravan and ended up hitting a parked car. Mission RCMP is sharing details of an incident that took place in mid-April, during Autism Awareness Month. According to a release from Mission RCMP, the high-risk incident occurred near a group home in the Fraser Valley city. Staff at the group home called police after a 14-year-old non-speaking girl with autism was able to get keys to the hom…
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Police in B.C. say they broke into van after autistic teen tried to drive and crashed
CHILLIWACK - Police in the Fraser Valley say an officer had to break the window of a van to shut off the vehicle after a 14-year-old autistic girl gained access
No injuries in ‘high-risk incident’ involving teen in Mission
A “high-risk” incident involving a teen girl with autism in Mission last month was resolved by RCMP through balancing de-escalation with necessary action, according to a news release. A 14-year-old non-speaking autistic girl allegedly crashed a Mission group home’s Dodge Grand Caravan into a parked car, fence, and tree on April 16. Mission RCMP said in a news release on Thursday (May 7) that staff at the group home called police after the girl m…
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