It is 1131. It's kind of like Casey on 93 WIBC and several Brownsburg elementary school

staff members are facing charges. After police say they mistreated and failed to report

the mistreatment of a seven year old boy in the special education program.

Yeah, and we've talked about this a lot today and the total failure there. And yesterday,

I was going back and forth with with the good friend Scott Long. And most of you know,

Scott, very famous comedian locally does the sports betting show with Hammer, just a super

great guy. And I thought, you know, this really should be about long term. How do we ensure

that this stuff doesn't happen to any more special needs students across our state, our

country, whatever. And Scott has been quite public about his journey with Maddie, his daughter

who is special needs. She's become a great little celebrity and all the things she's had to

overcome. And Scott and his wife have been right there with her. And so I wanted to bring Scott

on to talk about, you know, what are things parents can look for? What are things they can do? And I

know he's got a big message for people. So let's go to the drive hubler.com hotline. Scott Long,

join us now. How are you, my friend? Hey, great. Thanks for having me on. And yeah, just a little

background. My daughter is 19 now. And they have programs which are great that continue through

basically college age of 22. So she's on the autism spectrum. And look, I'm not a therapist. And

I'm a trained therapist. I did not go to school to learn things in regards to, you know, people

that have developmental disabilities like my daughter. But, you know, I've definitely self-learned,

raised a lot of money and a lot of awareness for this. So I appreciate you having me on. The first

thing that people kind of have to realize, I always try to express this is it's, you know, no one

really goes into when you have a child, your plan is never, oh, I know I'm going to probably have

a child with some kind of special needs. That's, it's quite a shocker when you get that word,

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