Safe & Sound: First responders learn better techniques to serve those on Autism spectrum
Posted: Apr 8, 2018 8:01 AM CDT
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In recognition of April as Autism Awareness Month Michael Schlesinger takes viewers to a novel training event for local first responders as they learn new techniques in approaching and understanding citizens who may be on the Autism spectrum.
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