Emotionally Disturbed Persons (EDP)
The Emotionally Disturbed Persons (EDP) topic examines and explains the nature of people with social, mental or behavioral problems and equips cops with the tools they need to safely handle these subjects.
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Two officers kicked the door in and saw a man in a corner wielding a knife
Bogota Officer Regina Tasca was suspended from duty after stepping in
Man seen aiming at bus, notebook with bus numbers found, suspect shot at neighbor who approached
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Two weeks after a deranged man plunged a jagged knife into his head, the brave officer left the hospital
British media had claimed that the man was holding people captive, but police said they were ‘not aware of any hostages’
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Officer Eder Loor, 28, emerged from surgery late afternoon Tuesday
He was handcuffed to a gurney for transportation in an ambulance
Woman, young girl killed, another young girl in hospital
Newly-released statistics from the CDC offer an ideal moment to remind ourselves of the sensitivity of police contacts with subjects with autism spectrum disorders
15-year-old was believed to have made comments to neighbors ‘that he was bent on violence’
Local news reports suspect upset over price of puppy he was trying to buy
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Wants people to be first evaluated at medical facility
Research suggests that persons with developmental disabilities and other mental issues are seven times more likely to come in contact with law enforcement than others
A teen with Asperger’s syndrome appeared and “made slashing strikes” while holding a knife, according to police
Brad Morgan, 21, told dispatchers he wanted police to kill him
Matthew S. Strong had threatened to kill himself, so police were trying to catch up to him to make sure he did not hurt himself, but court records show he would not obey orders
NAMI teams with local departments to build a bridge
The Va. Tech rampage supposedly prompted campuses nationwide to rethink their previous emphasis on confidentiality in treating troubled students
Gulf War vet Stanley Lavon Gibson, 43, was shot by an officer early Monday
Injured Deputy Charles Crausaz was reportedly in fair condition Tuesday morning
Based on interviews with mentally ill subjects, LEOs need to embrace three core concepts when dealing with these individuals
A checklist consisting of some 20 factors and/or indicators that are commonly associated with mental illness, was designed by Ron Hoffman, a former Toronto constable
The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office on Tuesday released the 911 recording
Latest fatal incident blamed on lack of training
The training program, offered by the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is based on the ‘Memphis Model’
Some agencies have sent officers to 40-hour crisis intervention training programs but have not formed teams
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