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Makes me think we need arm bands for our aussie children or something like tags on a chain with an international symbol for a person with aspergers.

I can't imagine what it would be like for my daughter. She would probably just sit there and smile at them and keep saying "I don't know". Hope your young man is able to settle down and I am sure it was a hard lesson to learn.

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Dear group, yesterday I got a phone call from police station, saying they had my son shoplifting! He stole an energy drink (because I won't let him have them) I had to go in, talk to them, sign papers etc. So I left work in tears to go to him. I was greeted with 'he is a tough nut to crack!' but I've cracked him now, he's crying!' I said he has Aspergers, he probably was too overwhelmed and didn't know what to say. That explains a lot then he says. Get to my son who is by himself in an interview room crying! My heart broke yet I still suppose to be mad.They leave us alone to talk where I ask him who dies this, he says everyone. Learnt a lesson bla bla bla. Police ask me if I want him to go to court, well duh, no thanks. Given official warning. When leavin 15 yr old Aspie son tells me they were yelling at him 'fn answer me' but he could find the words. Now if it was an autistic child who looked and sounded very different would they have done different? Probably . Now he hates police so if ever in trouble won't ask for help . He was stopped by security guard taken in car by police, in an interview room all on his own, yelled at, bike left at shops. What a daunting experience! KelSent from my iPhone

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TY!!

Lynne Bankswww.americanadoptioncongress.orgSouth Dakota State Representative

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Re: ( ) police

Dear group, yesterday I got a phone call from police station, saying they had my son shoplifting! He stole an energy drink (because I won't let him have them) I had to go in, talk to them, sign papers etc. So I left work in tears to go to him. I was greeted with 'he is a tough nut to crack!' but I've cracked him now, he's crying!' I said he has Aspergers, he probably was too overwhelmed and didn't know what to say. That explains a lot then he says. Get to my son who is by himself in an interview room crying! My heart broke yet I still suppose to be mad.They leave us alone to talk where I ask him who dies this, he says everyone. Learnt a lesson bla bla bla. Police ask me if I want him to go to court, well duh, no thanks. Given official warning. When leavin 15 yr old Aspie son tells me they were yelling at him 'fn answer me' but he could find the words. Now if it was an autistic child who looked and sounded very different would they have done different? Probably . Now he hates police so if ever in trouble won't ask for help . He was stopped by security guard taken in car by police, in an interview room all on his own, yelled at, bike left at shops. What a daunting experience! KelSent from my iPhone

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