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Police, Business Team Up To Help Autistic Teen

December 3, 2015 Crime

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Kimora Miller, front row, right, speaks to the press about the help her son received from township police and a local business. Also pictured, front row, left to right are Jim O’Neil of Electronic Enterprise, Officer Rich Hartnett and Zion Miller. Photo: Franklin Township Police.

A Franklin youth struggling with Autism will be able to better communicate, thanks to township police and a local business.

Zion Miller, a 16-year-old resident who is non-verbal because of his condition, had many times run away from home. His mother, Kimora Miller, said she believes he did that because he was frustrated at not being able to communicate with her and others.

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