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New ID bracelets allow anyone to help, not just police

Published: October 2, 2024 at 5:41 PM

Tags: port orange, volusia county, protecting our community

The identification bracelets invented by Port Orange nurse Amanda Anderson promised to be revolutionary: No longer did a rubber wristband need the help of police officers to be interpreted and, thus, useful.

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New ID bracelets allow anyone to help, not just police

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