Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As others mentioned, get social services involved. Is this an adult teen-age 18 or older? if so I might consult with adult protective services about what can be done. As a parent of a teen with autism this breaks my heart!
Me too. I live in California and our Regional Centers handle services for the developmentally disabled.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would not get involved. Just notify the police, who I am sure are already aware.
The police will put him in jail.
Please, don’t do this.
He won’t get the services he needs in jail. And he’ll have a record, which can complicate the rest of his life.
what would he be put in jail for? it's not a crime to be homeless or sit in a cafe. OP doesn't have to share the part about trespassing (?) in an abandoned restaurant.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would not get involved. Just notify the police, who I am sure are already aware.
The police will put him in jail.
Please, don’t do this.
He won’t get the services he needs in jail. And he’ll have a record, which can complicate the rest of his life.
Anonymous wrote:As the parent of a young adult with psychosis, the implication that somehow an adult with ASD being homeless is more alarming or heartbreaking than one with schizophrenia is pretty disturbing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would not get involved. Just notify the police, who I am sure are already aware.
The police will put him in jail.
Anonymous wrote:I would not get involved. Just notify the police, who I am sure are already aware.
Anonymous wrote:As others mentioned, get social services involved. Is this an adult teen-age 18 or older? if so I might consult with adult protective services about what can be done. As a parent of a teen with autism this breaks my heart!
Anonymous wrote:How is the person sleeping in a closed restaurant? Who is letting them in / letting them do this? Seems like a liability for all involved.