Helping law enforcement better handle situations with people with autism

May 8, 2020

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The Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and VirTra have teamed up to create a program to help law enforcement better handle situations with people with autism.

In this segment:

Daniel Openden, President and CEO of SARRC

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