Baltimore-area program aims to improve police encounters with disabled people

In a quiet Baltimore neighborhood last summer a routine traffic stop turned tense when an officer approached a driver who could not respond quickly enough due to autism. The situation nearly spiral…

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Baltimore-area program aims to improve police encounters with disabled people

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