Anyone know who to turn to for help???

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I didn't mean autistic, but OK. I just find it AMAZING that they seem to find it so easy to d with autistic minors.

The charges sound outrageously exaggerative. I think yoiu shiuld go to the $ store, get 20 packages of computer paper, type and print out what haopened and paper the city in it. Civilians and students need to know what they're dealing with.

One other suggestion, you may be able to interest the ACLU in the case, especially under the American's With Disabilities Act, or something along those lines. We never had to go that far, my youngest son had I don't know HOW many police reports filed on him by the school, before they finally admitted he qualified and sent him to the program equipped to HELP him. Now several years later he is almost mainstreamed. Our older son got into the program over a year later than his brother and has already been mainstreamed back into the high school. As many times as they filed a report, the local Prosecuting Attorney never once even bothered to call us in to discuss it. All of them were passed over and never went to court. Good luck, if the ACLU won't get involved, checking with the closest law school is a GREAT idea. Professor's at a law school may take on a case like this involving disability to use it in the classroom.

send your boy to prison. he will like the structor

You can't just write stuff like that, that's definetly not giving advice.
Going to a childhood prision is neither in the childs intrest or the parents intrest and it would not benifit him.
He WOULD get bullied if he went there

of course i speak only from my point of view. maybe next time you shouldnt assume anything