OKC’s New Plan For Mental Health Emergencies Still Includes Police

December 19, 2021rjames

December 7, 2021 Oklahoma

Next month, teams of counselors and emergency medical technicians will join Oklahoma City police in responding to some of the city’s mental health emergencies.

OKC’s New Plan For Mental Health Emergencies Still Includes Police

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