Police officers responded quickly to rescue an autistic boy spotted near a body of water. The incident was captured on camera, showing the officers springing into action. The rescue effort involved several officers from Missouri City.
Details of the incident are available from the source. Further information about the rescue can be found through the original report, which includes footage of the event.
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