A Cop Sees A Boy Agitated From Autism So He Drops To The Ground For A Round Of Pushups

When you have a child with autism, there are challenges that are likely to happen. They are often filled with joy and loving but they can also become agitated. When that happens, it can be difficult to get them to calm down.

The young man in this video, named Bubba, was having a difficult time getting his anxiety under control. His mother didn’t know what to do so she called the police.

When Deputy Loftis arrived on scene, they thought it would calm him down because he loves police officers. This particular officer did something that took everyone by surprise and worked wonders to help ease Bubba’s anxiety. They did pushups together and the picture has gone viral.

You can read more about the story below:

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A picture was posted of a police officer going out of his way to help a citizen.

“Dep. Corey Loftis was dispatched to a residence in reference to a boy with autism who was severely agitated. The mother knew ‘Bubba’ loved officers so she called for a deputy to respond to her house.”

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“When Dep. Loftis showed up, he was able to calm ‘Bubba’ down and showed him how to channel his frustration by doing ‘PUSH-UPS!’

“The mother advised, ‘Bubba was laughing before Dep. Loftis left, which at the time I thought was impossible!’”

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The boys mother shared the picture and it has gone viral.

Thousands have already shared the image and it is also being picked up in the news.

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People have given an outpouring of support on Facebook for Bubba, his mom and the police officer.

Bubba’s mom said: “I’m Bubba’s mom and I can’t thank Officer Loftis enough for what he did.”

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This is not the first time Deputy Loftis and his department has gone above and beyond in helping others.

They are here easing the fears of a young boy with a stuffed animal.

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This act of kindness made a difference in the life of Bubba and his mother. It is also inspiring people around the world.

Via: Little Things

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