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Victims families urge action one year after George Floyd s death

Victims families urge action one year after George Floyd s death Erin Donaghue © AP wright3.png Families of police killing victims had a common message as they spoke Monday on a panel marking the first anniversary of George Floyd s death when it comes to meaningful change, actions speak louder than words. They called on federal legislators to pass the police reform bill the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, legislation they say could prevent other families from experiencing the pain of losing a loved one to police violence. If they would have passed bills before this, my son would have been here right now, said Katie Wright, the mother of Daunte Wright, who was killed by a Minnesota police officer last month. My son would have been here. George Floyd would have been here.

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Portsmouth NH police log: She sees dead people, in her text messages

Saturday, May 22, 2021 5:08 a.m.: Police responded to a report of a motionless man under the Interstate 95 overpass. Upon response, police made contact with a man who appeared to be asleep. The male subject later said he was going to see a friend on Gosling Road and was all set. 9:10 a.m.: Police notified the Department of Public Works after a Greenland Road caller said that furniture had been left on her property. Police later said the furniture was left curbside for a yard sale at Robert J. Lister Academy but were uncertain how it got on the caller s property. 10 a.m.: Written warning issued to a Middle Road and South Street driver.

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Sandy Hook Promise launches campaign to shine a light on teenage turmoil

Sandy Hook Promise launches campaign to shine a light on teenage turmoil Sandy Hook Promise and last updated 2021-05-25 23:45:59-04 COLORADO SPRINGS â We re continuing the conversation on mental health issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic while examining teen suicide rates across the region. Recently, we noticed an email from a group running a public service campaign to give context on how our children may be feeling right now. It will make you stop and think in reference to everything our children were dealing before 2020 made a huge impact on our lives. Itâs tough to be a kid right now between the isolation, missed graduations and proms, staying in a bedroom 20 hours a day, missing their friends, and being constantly plugged in.

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How a Northern California fire department is addressing mental health challenges

How a Northern California fire department is addressing mental health challenges © KCRA 2019 crash scene in yuba city Firefighter paramedics: They re often the first ones seen in an emergency, constantly responding to traumatic and life-or-death situations. Aside from daily, on-the-job challenges, first responders often cope with the toll that responding to disasters and emergencies can take on their mental health. Turns out, the ones first to assist when we need help, sometimes need help themselves. It s something that we re seeing both at the national and state level. About 20% of firefighters have PTSD. Some of those are suffering silently, explained Brett Geyer, a fire captain with Yuba City Fire Department. These new statistics about what s really happening in our field. it s impossible to just pretend like it s not there.

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Kaine s Dr Breen Act for Mental Health In Healthcare Moves Forward

Kaine s Dr. Breen Act for Mental Health In Healthcare Moves Forward FILE PHOTO: The proposal is named after Dr. Lorna Breen, a Virginia native who was an emergency room director in New York City. It aims to provide mental health services and support to health care workers. (Crixell Matthews / VPM News). The Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act, aimed at providing mental health services and support to health care workers, was approved unanimously by the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee on Tuesday. The bill, which was reintroduced by Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) earlier this year, would send out tens of millions of dollars to public and private health institutions to be spent on a range of mental health education and programs. He says the money is needed to protect everyday heroes.

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