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West Virginia law enforcement receiving autism training - Vimarsana News

West Virginia law enforcement receiving autism training

A statewide program designed to teach law enforcement officers how to have safe interactions with those who have an autism spectrum disorder is being launched.

Editorial: Autism training will help police prevent bad situations - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Autism training will help police prevent bad situations

Law enforcement officers can project an air of intimidation when they walk up to a person. The fact an officer carries a firearm, a taser and other equipment that can

A year later, law enforcement autism training in WV seeing positive results - Vimarsana News

A year later, law enforcement autism training in WV seeing positive results

HUNTINGTON — A statewide program designed to teach law enforcement officers how to have safe interactions with those who have an autism spectrum disorder will launch later this month.

West Virginia law enforcement officers to receive specialized training for interactions with people of different abilities | E-News - Vimarsana News

West Virginia law enforcement officers to receive specialized training for interactions with people of different abilities | E-News

A statewide training initiative designed to provide comprehensive training to law enforcement officers on safe interactions with people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder, is set to launch June 13. This Safe Interactions for Law Enforcement and Persons with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities training is being offered in partnership with WVU, the state Department of Health and Human Resources and the West Virginia State Police.

Source: wvu.edu