We need more officers like this. "It only takes one bad apple to spoil the whole barrel" its The ones that are power tripping that are really ruining their reputation for everyone
Autistic kids elope. They can't help it. This officer is so kind and empathetic. I love that he offered to fix the child's bike so he could play that summer and also bought him a helmet. My husband also recently fixed the neighbors boys bike when his tire came off in front of our house.
Tf are you on about? There are some who cant talk, some who can, some who can understand you and some that cant understand you and some that are able to see social queues and some who cant. You must be disabled too huh???
Great work to the officer. The boys parents should look at either an AirTag (or similar tracking device) and place it on a necklace or something that he would keep on, a kids watch with a few programmable numbers/tracking GPS, or some other method to find him quicker. The area looks like it may be busy and having peace of mind knowing exactly where he is at will help so much.
He does have one that is how the officer was able to find him. If you hear in the beginning of the video the officer said his id was tracking close to him so he wasn't far. He probably has a medical tracking bracelet on because he wonders away so much and he's autistic.
My kiddo has done the elopement thing a couple of times. He is on the spectrum. It is a feeling they get when they can't process a situation.....least that was what it seems like to me. Great officer, great kiddo!
@@jeremymalouf3513 exactly..I believe from what I'm reading from comments, people do not understand. They believe they are running from something..like abuse! That's not the case in a lot of autistic children, and adults..Maybe someone with an autistic family member could explain elopement much better than I could?!!!!!
My son is autistic and we had this issue until middle school. It's not that they are being abused it could be that they like another person, place, or thing. An example is my son loved the beach and he would want to go all the time so he would leave at night in search of the beach. For a child with autism it could be anything that makes them elope also known as wandering.
Yeah, that to me seems like a child not getting his way so he runs away not autism. I know there’s different spectrums on the scale my 23 & 26yo has it but that just seems like I’m not getting my way. I don’t wanna listen because there’s rules. And my 26yo would have fits if he didn’t get his way, I can tell How the kid answered I need a tire and a bike. Who knows but whoever the parent/guardian is they should really seek help to get this under control somehow or it’ll be a disaster when this kid gets older especially in school and around other kids. I’m with @yoginkaltri333 on the investigation tip
It's so hard to be an eloper. Even now as an adult when I am almost at meltdown status I have to GO. It doesn't matter where, I just have to get out of wherever I am. Sometimes I just drive in one direction for hours. Luckily as a kid all my family lived on the same block so when I ran from my house I'd go to one of theirs.
Police officers do this everyday in every state and never want any recognition....some of you people need to get out more often talking like hes the only one!
Officer should be a sergeant outstanding job you can definitely tell that he cares about his community
This meant a lot to see. Thank you to the Officer for being empathetic.
What a smart boy. Great job officer! I used to work in Special Education.
We need more officers like this. "It only takes one bad apple to spoil the whole barrel" its The ones that are power tripping that are really ruining their reputation for everyone
His shirt! "Best Day Ever" ❤️❤️
What a great officer!!!!!
That was nice of him ❤
Sweet.kid ❤😊
He’s just going bike away, not run away. But nice work. Sweet kid, terrific cop.
He seems adventurous.
@@lenettranixon4683
💯.
Nice job officer. Thanks for your ability with this autistic child.
Beautiful
Shining example of what protecting and serving is.
Autistic kids elope. They can't help it. This officer is so kind and empathetic. I love that he offered to fix the child's bike so he could play that summer and also bought him a helmet. My husband also recently fixed the neighbors boys bike when his tire came off in front of our house.
Outstanding, Officer!
That's from our county... Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
What a bad ass
Now that's a real cop not like the others
Actually,that is very much like the "others". Most cops are wonderful people.
Just like the others, although you like to believe otherwise
🙏🏻🙏🏻👏👏❣️❣️❣️❣️
Most communication seen with autistic child!?
Tf are you on about? There are some who cant talk, some who can, some who can understand you and some that cant understand you and some that are able to see social queues and some who cant. You must be disabled too huh???
What cops are supposed to be. Thank you
Great work to the officer. The boys parents should look at either an AirTag (or similar tracking device) and place it on a necklace or something that he would keep on, a kids watch with a few programmable numbers/tracking GPS, or some other method to find him quicker. The area looks like it may be busy and having peace of mind knowing exactly where he is at will help so much.
He does have one that is how the officer was able to find him. If you hear in the beginning of the video the officer said his id was tracking close to him so he wasn't far. He probably has a medical tracking bracelet on because he wonders away so much and he's autistic.
This is a cop ,not a pig
They need to investigate why this child is running away. There was abuse in my home and id run away alot.
Kids with autism do a thing called elopement. They run away! It happens a lot with kids on the spectrum..They just wander off..
My kiddo has done the elopement thing a couple of times. He is on the spectrum. It is a feeling they get when they can't process a situation.....least that was what it seems like to me. Great officer, great kiddo!
@@jeremymalouf3513 exactly..I believe from what I'm reading from comments, people do not understand. They believe they are running from something..like abuse! That's not the case in a lot of autistic children, and adults..Maybe someone with an autistic family member could explain elopement much better than I could?!!!!!
My son is autistic and we had this issue until middle school. It's not that they are being abused it could be that they like another person, place, or thing. An example is my son loved the beach and he would want to go all the time so he would leave at night in search of the beach. For a child with autism it could be anything that makes them elope also known as wandering.
Yeah, that to me seems like a child not getting his way so he runs away not autism. I know there’s different spectrums on the scale my 23 & 26yo has it but that just seems like I’m not getting my way. I don’t wanna listen because there’s rules. And my 26yo would have fits if he didn’t get his way, I can tell
How the kid answered I need a tire and a bike. Who knows but whoever the parent/guardian is they should really seek help to get this under control somehow or it’ll be a disaster when this kid gets older especially in school and around other kids.
I’m with @yoginkaltri333 on the investigation tip
Cop gets 5 stars !!
It's so hard to be an eloper. Even now as an adult when I am almost at meltdown status I have to GO. It doesn't matter where, I just have to get out of wherever I am. Sometimes I just drive in one direction for hours. Luckily as a kid all my family lived on the same block so when I ran from my house I'd go to one of theirs.
I wonder what is making him split out of home so much.
Seems like bc he doesn’t get his way or he doesn’t want to follow rules
I need a bike tire, and I need a bike😂
Police officers do this everyday in every state and never want any recognition....some of you people need to get out more often talking like hes the only one!
He tracked him with RF? Didn't know this existed.
And this is what we need you for
Promote ahead of peers
What was he tracking the kid with? He have a chip in him that they can track with that antenna?
It's GPS alert tracking for persons with special needs. The device can be worn (like a watch) or attached to clothing.
He has a bracelet on so they probably have a tracking device because he wanders so much.
😂
What a dope ass cop