A disturbing incident involving an 11-year-old boy with autism has come to light. The child managed to book an Uber ride on his own, which is a concerning situation for parents.
The boy was taken to John F. Kennedy International Airport, where he was dropped off alone. His parents are reportedly upset and relieved by the ordeal.
Further details about this incident are available from KXAN, including the reaction of the boy's parents and the circumstances surrounding the Uber ride.
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