Child with autism running into traffic near Dunkin' Donuts, Coopersburg PA
Medical EmergencyAn 11-year-old boy with autism is having a meltdown and running into traffic near Dunkin' Donuts. His mother has requested help because he is running from her and entering the roadway, creating a safety concern.
Audio|Source: Lehigh County Police
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Transcript:
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All units tied up.
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All units tied up. We have a welfare check at the Dunkin' Donuts.
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Near Bass Pike, 11-year-old male running from his mom.
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The child is autistic and having a meltdown.
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Mom's requesting help because he's running into the roadway.
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Okay,
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we'll get someone there soon as we can.
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35, 9022.
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I'm sorry, don't on my way for that special time when I just 722. You want to take care of the you have to call at Duncan.
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Yeah, they just ring by Duncan, please.
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9035 turn the DMS goodbest.
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T-negative, it's all welfare check.
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If you store up the child's mother on a phone, not if you want to be around 5-6-12, and you can't be able to keep in order.
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It depends, I believe the call take a dis-enective vile timer.
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I need point, guys.
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Hey,
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10-10k the next 4-1. We're going to be partially blocking traffic.
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104.
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County O-3.
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803.
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803.
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You can't see how many more garbage center.
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With her, she did report CMS, I'm going to put it in for behavioral.
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We have a no location there, back zone, brush and route to town.
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It's still in front of the Dunkin' Donuts running in and out of traffic there.
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Near S 3rd St, Coopersburg, PA 18036
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