vimarsana.com
Home
Live Updates
Mental crisis calls to police can be deadly. Cities try new
Mental crisis calls to police can be deadly. Cities try new
Mental crisis calls to police can be deadly. Cities try new ways to respond : Shots
About 1 in 5 people killed by police since 2015 were having a mental health crisis. Like other cities, Philadelphia is trying a new approach: sending along social workers to respond to those calls.
Related Keywords
Colorado ,
United States ,
Denver City ,
Texas ,
Houston ,
Denver ,
California ,
Sacramento County ,
Philadelphia ,
Pennsylvania ,
Sacramento ,
Krystian Gardner ,
Shari Sinwelski ,
Los Angeles ,
Kenneth Harper ,
Jill Bowen ,
Chris Richardson ,
Jennifer Torres ,
Health News ,
Behavioral Health Directors Association Of California ,
Philadelphia Office Of Criminal Justice ,
Philadelphia Police Department ,
Denver Police District ,
Ability Service ,
Crisis Receiving For Behavioral Health ,
Mental Health Services Administration ,
National Alliance On Mental Illness ,
Philadelphia Department Of Behavioral Health ,
Crisis Intervention Response Team ,
Denver Post ,
Getty Images ,
North Philadelphia ,
Behavioral Health Unit ,
Kurt August ,
Philadelphia Department ,
Behavioral Health ,
Substance Abuse ,
County Behavioral Health Directors Association ,
Crisis Receiving ,
Jennifer Snow ,
National Director ,
Government Relations ,
National Alliance ,