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How a major policy shift is changing how police will respond to mental health call-outs

10/30/2026, 6:16:08 AM
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How a major policy shift is changing how police will respond to mental health call-outs
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999 calls will be triaged and if there is any risk of harm or to life, or if a crime is involved, the police will still attend.

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  • How a major policy shift is changing how police will respond to mental health call-outs.
  • 999 calls will be triaged and if there is any risk of harm or to life, or if a crime is involved, the police will still attend.
  • 999 calls will be triaged and if there is any risk of harm or to life, or if a crime is involved, the police will still attend.

999 calls will be triaged and if there is any risk of harm or to life, or if a crime is involved, the police will still attend.

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