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Report: Amount of psychiatric beds available at 'all-time low' - Vimarsana News

Report: Amount of psychiatric beds available at 'all-time low'

Tennessee has the least amount of psychiatric beds available since 1993, landing the state in the bottom five for bed space, according to a new report.

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Pennsylvania State Trooper stabbed in Berks County - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania State Trooper stabbed in Berks County

HAMBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — A Pennsylvania State Trooper was stabbed while serving a warrant on Saturday morning in Berks County. According to State Police, at 8:42 a.m., two troopers from PSP Hamburg were dispatched to the 200 block of Bachmool Road in Tilden Township, Berks County on Saturday, Dec. 30 to serve an involuntary commitment […]

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Man charged with attacking mom with a hammer, committed to psychiatric facility - Vimarsana News

Man charged with attacking mom with a hammer, committed to psychiatric facility

Aristotle Wurtz, 34, previously pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree intentional homicide for the Jan. 26 attack.

Man acquitted of 1985 murder due to insanity loses appeal to end state supervision - Vimarsana News

Man acquitted of 1985 murder due to insanity loses appeal to end state supervision

Michael Spencer Sr., now 75, shot and killed his wife and seriously injured his father-in-law. He was acquitted due to the so-called insanity determination.

Lawmakers look at closing gun background check loophole - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers look at closing gun background check loophole

CONCORD — House leaders agreed to admit a late-filed bill to close a gap in oversight that may have permitted a former New Hampshire Hospital patient to acquire a gun