Dennis Debbaudt : reveals how proper training can prevent tragic misunderstandings between autism and law enforcement.
Send us Fan Mail Send us a text Dennis Debbaudt shares his 30-year journey addressing autism-related police interactions and developing training programs for law enforcement nationwide. His pioneering work bridges the gap between public safety professionals and the autistic community through educational materials,…
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