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The largest union representing LAPD employees recently said it plans to tell negotiators during contract talks that it is OK with other groups taking over a variety of non-emergency calls […] Read More
A nonprofit in upstate New York is offering first responders and corrections officers free telehealth therapy to health trauma. Rotterdam-based nonprofit Operation At Ease (OAE) began offering mental health services […] Read More
The work of a violence prevention program in Omaha, Nebraska, along with efforts by the city’s police department, have been credited for reducing shootings in the city while violence continues […] Read More
The Stockton, California, Police Department recently introduced a new wellness unit to address mental and emotional health issues among its personnel. According to Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden and police […] Read More
The Foxborough, Massachusetts, Police Department is offering mental health resources for its officers to make sure they get the help they need when they need it. Foxborough Sergeant Valesay Collins […] Read More
A Michigan police officer showed his human side by comforting a driver in distress who was stopped on the side of the road and going through an emotional time. Macomb […] Read More
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