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OTTAWA — The family of an autistic nine-year-old who was handcuffed by police during a “difficult day” at school is holding a news conference today in Ottawa.
Stephanie Huck and her husband say they were called to their son Daniel’s school last month after being told he had been acting out in the principal’s office.
They arrived to find a police officer in the school and learned their son had to be restrained, although they only found out about the use of handcuffs when Huck’s husband questioned Daniel.
The group Restoring Dignity says it will provide an update on talks between Daniel’s family and the Ottawa Catholic School Board.
Restoring Dignity is also calling on families of special needs children to come forward with evidence of any mistreatment their children may have experienced under the Ontario education system.
The group says it’s planning to establish a provincewide investigation into the mistreatment of special needs children under the Ontario education system.
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Stephanie Huck and her husband say they were called to their son Daniel’s school last month after being told he had been acting out in the principal’s office.
They arrived to find a police officer in the school and learned their son had to be restrained, although they only found out about the use of handcuffs when Huck’s husband questioned Daniel.
The group Restoring Dignity says it will provide an update on talks between Daniel’s family and the Ottawa Catholic School Board.
Restoring Dignity is also calling on families of special needs children to come forward with evidence of any mistreatment their children may have experienced under the Ontario education system.
The group says it’s planning to establish a provincewide investigation into the mistreatment of special needs children under the Ontario education system.
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