Daniel Prude two years later: Here's what's changed | News
Two years since since the release of video of Daniel Prude's fatal arrest, here's what's changed in the city of Rochester.
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Two years since since the release of video of Daniel Prude's fatal arrest, here's what's changed in the city of Rochester.
Social workers Dré Johnson and Renee Brean head to the scene of a call for a man in crisis. Social workers Dré Johnson and Renee Brean were cruising around Rochester’s east side in a city-owned white Jeep Compass. It was an overcast Wednesday afternoon and the two emergency responders for the city’s new Person in Crisis Team were talking about some of the recent calls they’ve handled, ranging from suicidal people on the Maplewood Bridge to intoxicated homeless people. Every once in a while the pair injected a little levity by ribbing each other about their driving.
Created: April 23, 2021 11:35 AM ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — The city's new Person in Crisis (PIC) team, put together following the death of Daniel Prude, is now responding with Rochester Police to all calls relating to mental health and substance abuse. News10NBC Investigative Reporter Jennifer Lewke went in-depth, spending a day with the PIC team to get a better feel for the work they do and the difference they're hoping to make in the community. They showed up for the ride-along with the PIC team and right away, they were out the door. News10NBC Watch the video above to ...