They didn’t steal a tablet. They stole a nonverbal boy’s voice. His mom is in her car crying because her son’s AAC device — the talking tablet they spent over eight months customizing for him — went missing at school. He has level 3 autism. He doesn’t speak. That device is how he tells people what he needs. You don’t walk into a store and buy one of these. It went through his doctor. It was insured to him. She searched the school. They told her it wasn’t there. Now a kid who finally had a way to talk… doesn’t. Somebody took it anyway. If you work in a school and you saw a communication device that didn’t belong to you, give it back. That’s not a gadget. That’s his words.