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Facilitating better interactions between police officers and persons with autism spectrum disorder
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Facilitating better interactions between police officers and persons with autism spectrum disorder
Source: OpenStates · fetched June 25, 2026
- D · CoJoanne Comerford
- D · CoMichael Brady
- D · CoJames Eldridge
- D · CoJames Hawkins
- D · CoSally Kerans
- D · CoSalvatore DiDomenico
- D · CoJohn Velis
- D · CoMichael Moore
- D · CoJohn Keenan
- R · CoPatrick O'Connor
- R · CoMarcus Vaughn
- D · CoManny Cruz
- R · CoBruce Tarr
- R · CoBradley Jones
- D · CoRebecca Rausch
- D · CoMike Connolly
- D · CoPaul Feeney
- D · CoBrendan Crighton
- D · CoPavel Payano
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