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Murfreesboro officer buys nonverbal child with autism toys before returning him to family after he ran away, police say
A Murfreesboro police officer helped a nonverbal child with autism who had run away by purchasing toys for him at a Target store and reuniting him with his mother. The department highlighted the officer's compassionate and patient approach during the incident.
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