Teen with autism acts out in parking lot, police respond 

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Two Charlie 21, two Charlie three one for mental illness expected. Three one. Early. Didn't he be in the parking lot off on Montgomery Road right before you reach Elkers Landing Middle School, cars waiting in a vehicle with her son. Pizer's son's on the autism spectrum. He's been hitting his head on the wall for the last few days. They're waiting in a blue Nissan Pathfinder. Some's going to be a number one male, 17 years of age. He's 1-1-Medict 5 responds. Montgomery Road, the area of the Elgritz Middle School. He's aware that police are coming, and caller was trying to drive him, sounds like, to the hospital, but he kept trying to grab the steering wheel as she was driving and tried to jump out of the car. Two out of a lot. Comments added. Per 250, you make this police info, I have the RTSC, you Clares. Ranger 6. Ranger 6. I'll be in the service for the evening. Thank you and have a good night. (name withheld), thank you. Stop and wrong. I'm doing. It's accidental.

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