OT: Missing Tucson teen found!

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I'm getting dizzy. - LennyMissing Tucson teen found

Posted: Nov 27, 2008 08:44 AM

Updated: Nov 27, 2008 02:26 PM

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By White - email Tucson

Police spent last night searching for 15-year-old

L. Transue, a Catalina High School student who hadn't been seen since

Wednesday afternoon. The teenager is on medication for diabetes and autism, police say. According to a police report, Transue left Catalina High School at about noon Wednesday, the last time anyone saw him. Police found the teen this morning.

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Two happy endings in as many days. Thankful week!

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> Missing Tucson teen found

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> By White - email

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> Tucson Police spent last night searching for 15-year-old

L.

> Transue, a Catalina High School student who hadn't been seen since

> Wednesday afternoon.

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> The teenager is on medication for diabetes and autism, police say.

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> According to a police report, Transue left Catalina High School at

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> noon Wednesday, the last time anyone saw him.

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> Police found the teen this morning.

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Has the time come when we begin to seriously consider embedding " caribou

tracking chips " under the skin of our low-functioning citizens (autists, MR,

Alzheimers, etc.)?

I am opn the fence on this, so no flames. Just putting it out there for

discussion.

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Well, we already have Project Lifesaver.

CGF

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> Has the time come when we begin to seriously consider

embedding " caribou tracking chips " under the skin of our low-

functioning citizens (autists, MR, Alzheimers, etc.)?

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> I am opn the fence on this, so no flames. Just putting it out there

for discussion.

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hi... I agree... sorry... my mom has early alzheimers... and is in assisted living.. which means they cannot stop her if she wants to leave and go across the way to the store... well..she got confused yesterday and got lost.. she wears an alert bracelet and the nice people at the store she went into to say she could not remember how to get home... called the assisted living.. now.. she has to move over to their memory care unit as she is risk now... and she still knows all of us.. she will be angry and not understand why she has to move... we love her and do NOT want anything to happen to her. Lia

Re:OT: Missing Tucson teen found!

Well, we already have Project Lifesaver.

CGF

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> Has the time come when we begin to seriously consider embedding "caribou tracking chips" under the skin of our low-

functioning citizens (autists, MR, Alzheimers, etc.)?

> > I am opn the fence on this, so no flames. Just putting it out there for discussion.

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Pretty sure we've all had quite enough of embedding anything into my

childrens bodies but I would certainly go for GPS jewelry or such.

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> Has the time come when we begin to seriously consider

embedding " caribou tracking chips " under the skin of our low-

functioning citizens (autists, MR, Alzheimers, etc.)?

>

> I am opn the fence on this, so no flames. Just putting it out there

for discussion.

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