A New Jersey police officer came to the rescue after a 12-year-old autistic boy who lost his teddy bear called 911 for help.
Published Wednesday, March 20, 2019 5:11PM EDTWOODBRIDGE, N.J. -- A New Jersey police officer came to the rescue after a 12-year-old boy with autism who lost his teddy bear called 911 for help.
Woodbridge Police Officer Khari Manzini arrived at Ryan Paul's home Saturday after the boy called and hung up the phone. Manzini says his training in autism response kicked in, and he helped Ryan search for the missing bear.Ryan's father, Robert Paul, later thanked the officer for responding, saying he was "gracious and understanding."
Robert Paul says he is proud his son knew what to do in an emergency. He says they just need to "fine-tune" when it actually gets used.
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