Clearwater Police Rescue Missing Autistic Girl

Clearwater Police Rescue Missing Autistic Girl Clearwater, Florida – In a heartwarming display of quick thinking and community spirit, the Clearwater Police Department successfully rescued an eight-year-old autistic and nonverbal girl who had gone missing while vacationing with her family on May 10th. The incident unfolded near a beachside construction site, where the girl was found by officers among rocks in the water. The police were alerted to the missing girl's disappearance and immediately launched a search. Officers were able to locate the child, who was safely returned to her family. One officer involved in the rescue, whose name has not been released, stated, "She was almost in the water. I got after her and got her out of there right away." The officer also added, "Your grandma was worried about you." The girl's family expressed immense gratitude for the swift response and successful rescue. The incident serves as a testament to the dedication and effectiveness of local law enforcement. The successful rescue highlights the importance of community cooperation and the crucial role of first responders in ensuring public safety. The reunion between the girl and her family underscores the importance of community support during times of crisis.