Bristol offers technology to help track disabled family members
February 4, 2008 | Virginia News
BRISTOL, Tenn. – A growing number of family members are burdened with the frightful prospect that loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or similar disorders will wander away.
It’s an issue that continues to be addressed by a local law enforcement partnership called Project Lifesaver of Bristol.
In 2006, officers from the Bristol Tennessee Police Department and the Bristol Virginia Sheriff’s Office started the project.
Next entry: Injured state trooper improving
Previous entry: Drunk Driver Critically Injures VSP Trooper on Interstate 81
