Massachusetts Police Start Campaign to Equip Elderly with Tracking Devices

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  • 9 years ago
Police in Brookline, Massachussetts have kicked off a program to equip seniors, Alzheimer's patients and those with other cognitive disorders with tracking bracelets.

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