Jersey Proud: Man visits police stations to spread awareness about autism
Alex Mann has been on a mission to meet as many people officers as he can
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Feb 3, 2024, 3:33 AM
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Updated 174 days ago
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4ds agoA New Jersey man has met more police officers than a hardened criminal – and that’s the point.
Alex Mann has been on a mission to meet as many people officers as he can. He has had a busy week visiting three police departments in the state – Margate City, Ventnor and Freehold Borough.
Mann has autism and he is meeting with the officers to spread the word about autism awareness.
He has visited 459 different police departments – about a third of them are in New Jersey.
