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Florida non-profit founder sentenced in life in prison for abusing minor with autism

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By Chancelor Winn Verified
| WOFL-TV (Lake Mary, FL) Verified
A Florida man convicted of coercing and enticing an autistic minor into sexual activity has been sentenced to life in federal prison. James Grover, 63, of Deltona is the founder of a Sanford non-profit organization – Special Needs Advocacy Program, or SNAP – through which he met and enticed a minor with autism to have sex with him. Grover was convicted by a federal jury of these crimes in March. James Grover, 63, was sentenced to life in prison after convicted of coercing and enticing a minor.
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Florida non-profit founder sentenced in life in prison for abusing minor with autism

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By Chancelor Winn Verified, Camille Sarabia Verified
| EIN News
By Chancelor Winn and Camille Sarabia Published May 28, 2026 5:47 PM EDT James Grover: Life sentence for enticing minor with autism James Grover, the 63-year-old founder of the Sanford-based non-profit Special Needs Advocacy Program (SNAP), was sentenced to life in federal prison following his March conviction for coercing and enticing an autistic minor into sexual activity.
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Community honors Florida teen Colton Remsburg, 13, at youth sports game

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By Chancelor Winn Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Brief The Lake Nona community gathered to honor the memory of 13-year-old Colton Remsburg, a flag football player who died days after colliding with a pickup truck while riding an e-scooter. Teammates remembered Remsburg as an energetic and humorous friend who remains with them in spirit. Residents are now pushing for a new road safety movement to better protect children riding e-scooters and e-bikes throughout the area. LAKE NONA, Fla.
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