Project Lifesaver: A way to monitor the lost
Deputy Tom Iten holds the transmitter that can go on an Alzheimer’s patient’s wrist or ankle in his right hand and the receiver or tracking device in his left hand during a training session for Albany Police Department officers Wednesday. A member of the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office in Alabama, Iten was here to lead the training with Fayette County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Bill Riley.
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