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Public Safety news

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Public Safety from local newsrooms

From WSPA 7News, FOX Carolina News and FITSNews, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WSPA 7NewsNov. 6

    Greenville County Sheriff's Office offers autism alert stickers

    A new program in Greenville County aims to help first responders better interact with people living with autism.

  2. WSPA 7NewsNov. 6

    "Autism Occupant" sticker program launched by Greenville Co. Sheriff's Office

  3. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    1 stabbed on Greenlink bus in Greenville County, deputies say

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office reports one person was stabbed on a Greenlink public transportation bus on Friday.

  4. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    1 stabbed on Greenlink bus in Greenville County, deputies say

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office reports one person was stabbed on a Greenlink public transportation bus on Friday.

  5. FITSNewsNov. 6

    Charleston County Woman Charged In Child Starvation Death

    Investigators say a medically vulnerable child died from starvation and neglect after missing necessary medical appointments...

  6. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    Photos: Greenville County K-9s suit up for their own employee portraits

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office is showing off its K-9s with a set of employee headshots.

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Mauldin’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • SheriffThe Greenville County Sheriff's Office launched a program this week with "Please Be Patient Autism Occupant" stickers.

    The Greenville County Sheriff's Office launched a program this week with "Please Be Patient Autism Occupant" stickers. They go on a vehicle's rear windshield or a home's front door to alert first responders.

    News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: WSPA 7News

  • Safe OutcomesThe Greenville County Sheriff's Office announced its Safe Outcomes program to help first responders spot a vehicle or home with an occupant living with autism.

    The Greenville County Sheriff's Office announced its Safe Outcomes program to help first responders spot a vehicle or home with an occupant living with autism. Stickers go on a back windshield or front door and are available at the Central Annex, 1200 Pendleton Street.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: FOX Carolina News