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Stories from 5AM Greer’s editions, and every report from Greer’s newsrooms.

Public Safety from local newsrooms

From WSPA 7News, FOX Carolina News and FITSNews, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WSPA 7NewsNov. 6

    Greenville County Sheriff's Office offers autism alert stickers

    A new program in Greenville County aims to help first responders better interact with people living with autism.

  2. WSPA 7NewsNov. 6

    "Autism Occupant" sticker program launched by Greenville Co. Sheriff's Office

  3. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    1 stabbed on Greenlink bus in Greenville County, deputies say

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office reports one person was stabbed on a Greenlink public transportation bus on Friday.

  4. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    1 stabbed on Greenlink bus in Greenville County, deputies say

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office reports one person was stabbed on a Greenlink public transportation bus on Friday.

  5. FITSNewsNov. 6

    Charleston County Woman Charged In Child Starvation Death

    Investigators say a medically vulnerable child died from starvation and neglect after missing necessary medical appointments...

  6. FOX Carolina NewsNov. 6

    Photos: Greenville County K-9s suit up for their own employee portraits

    The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office is showing off its K-9s with a set of employee headshots.

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Greer’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Safe OutcomesThe Greenville County Sheriff's Office announced its Safe Outcomes program to help first responders recognize when a vehicle or house may have an occupant living with autism, and you display a small sticker on the back windshield or front door.

    The Greenville County Sheriff's Office announced its Safe Outcomes program to help first responders recognize when a vehicle or house may have an occupant living with autism, and you display a small sticker on the back windshield or front door. Stickers are available at the Sheriff's Office Central Annex, 1200 Pendleton St.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: FOX Carolina News