Mental Health Outreach

The unit is directed at helping people who cause public disturbances but have not yet committed a crime

The move will work in conjunction with more NYPD subway patrols, said Mayor Eric Adams

Columbus began sending mental health professionals to some nonviolent calls in June, and city councilors say they'd like to see more of it

"I hope the program saves lives," said Chief Timothy Bremigen, a 27-year career officer

Axon Aid: Wellness aims to bridge the communication gap between law enforcement personnel and their loved ones

The goal is for all three disciplines to work as a team, collaboratively to solve the problem in the street and find the best possible outcome for the person in need

The Chelmsford Police Department is partnering with a regional police mental health collaborative to meet a growing need

Identifying providers, conducting integrated training and establishing realistic expectations are critical steps

From the continuing disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic to staffing shortages and rising crime, 2021 presented many challenges to policing

Jenny and Piper have been on the job less than a year and they’re already stars

Officer Palmer was living in a cold house and on reduced pay when a generous figure came to her aid

From electric patrol cars to K-9 training, here are some of the most popular photos this year featured on the Police1 Instagram page

The mobile crisis intervention class is planned to run three times a year with cohorts made up of participants from municipalities, nonprofits and community groups

Staying adaptable and responsive to evolving circumstances will continue to be critical into the next year as we have seen throughout 2021

Sheriff Michael Bouchard is reminding deputies that it's OK to ask for help as they process this traumatic incident