Jersey Proud: Man with autism hits personal milestone in Lakewood
Alex Mann has been visiting police stations for the last four years to raise awareness for autism. The visit marked his 400th since he started his journey.
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10ds agoA young man with autism from Pennsylvania visited the police station in Lakewood, and for good reason.
Alex Mann has been visiting police stations for the last four years to raise awareness for autism. The visit marked his 400th since he started his journey.
The Lakewood Police Department painted a billboard welcoming Mann to town.
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