Autistic boy’s iPad stolen; Marshfield police catch suspect
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MARSHFIELD — Less than 24 hours after an 11-year-old Marshfield boy’s only way of communicating with the world was stolen from him as he played at a local playground, neighbors have raised enough money to replace it and police have caught the man suspected of taking it.
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Aidan Glynn, who lives in Marshfield with his parents and two brothers, has a nonverbal form of autism and uses an iPad with a special software to tell his family what he wants to do, eat or say. He was at the Martinson school playground with Kim Bouressa, a close family friend of the Glynn’s, about 5 p.m. Wednesday when the iPad was stolen.
Bouressa reported the theft to police that night, then took to Facebook to ask Marshfield residents to keep an eye out, and started a GoFundMe to replace the device. The fundraising campaign quickly raised the $650 needed to buy a new iPad.
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