A boy with autism called 911 because he lost a teddy bear and the police recovered him

March 20, 2019

The boy was desperate when he did not find his teddy bear and decided to call 911, as his father had taught him in case of emergency.

Ryan Paul is 12 years old and has lost his teddy bear. He was playing in his room when he realized that Freddy, his teddy bear, had been lost.

Instead of asking his parents to help him look, the baby picked up the phone and called 911. "My teddy bear fell again. Do not worry, I will save you again. Chau again. See you"That's what Ryan said.

His father, Robert Paul, asked him if he had called 911. Ryan responded in the affirmative saying: "Rescue a teddy bear".

After a while, agent Khari Manzini showed up at home, ready to help. Fortunately, aSoon, Freddy looked safe and sound, for the happiness of the baby.

"We came as fast as possible. Ryan was very happy to see me and I was happy to help him"The police told the local media.

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The police force in Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA, received special training to distinguish and treat cases of autism. For this, Manzini knew how to communicate with the boy and handle the situation. Before leaving, little Ryan asked for a photo from the officer.

The boy's father thanked the police station of his Facebook account for "the police behavior, for his kindness and understanding of the situationas well as having taken a picture. "

In addition, the man stressed the importance of strength training: "People with autism sometimes behave in a distant way and they speak little. It is essential that the police know this and do not think they are not collaborating very much. "

However, the father said that he would talk with his son again to better explain when it would be necessary to call this number.