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Reports of missing adults or children with special needs (regardless of diagnosis) require an elevated response by law enforcement. Additionally, missing persons with Autism must be treated critically. Actions of the first responders are vital to the safe recovery of these persons. Conversely, a lack of response protocols and/or timeliness of that response may very well turn into a body recovery effort. Therefore, law enforcement tasked with the responsibility to safely recover missing persons with special needs must understand the behavior of these persons and develop the necessary response protocols based upon those unique behaviors.
This webinar will provide the participant with a basic understanding of those behaviors, the special response protocols, containment measures and recovery and reunification issues surrounding these persons. The following topics will be covered as an introductory means to enhance the participants understanding of Autism and the specialized investigative and search measures required to be successful in the safe recovery of the missing person with Autism. Autism Spectrum Disorder Prevalence of Missing Persons with Autism Immediate Life Saving Efforts Special Response Protocols Containment Protocols Investigative Measures Search and Rescue Measures Coordination of Resources Recovery and Reunification Issues Field Guides
NOTE: THIS WEBINAR TRAINING IS INTRODUCTORY IN NATURE AND AS SUCH, PARTICIPANTS ARE HIGHLY ENCOURGED TO ATTENED IN-DEPTH TRAINING ON THIS SUBJECT MATTER OFFERRED BY PUBLIC AGNECY TRAINING COUNSEL.