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A 6 page research paper describes the role of police in crisis intervention. The writer addresses the role that law enforcement and other front-line personnel play in regards to crisis intervention, describing the issues, plans, steps and training that front-line personnel should receive in regards to crisis intervention. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Police Crisis Intervention Research Compiled
By - properly! The assignment scenario indicates
that the student, as a patrol officer in a local city police department, has been dispatched to address a situation that involves a woman walking down the middle of a
busy street, ranting, yelling at vehicles and tearing at her clothing. When the student arrives at the scene, the woman is ranting that the "devil" is in her shirt and
she is trying to remove the garment by pulling at it. Traffic is at a standstill. The following paper proposes a plan of action for handling this situation. However, prior
to presenting this plan, the paper addresses the role that law enforcement and other front-line personnel play in regards to crisis intervention, describing the issues, plans, steps and training that
front-line personnel should receive in regards to crisis intervention. Role of front-line personnel Changes that have occurred in regards to both mental health and law enforcement policies have resulted
in law enforcement professionals have increased contact with individuals who are suffering from serious mental illness (SMI)(Lurigo and Watson, 2010). It has been estimated that New York City police officers
are "dispatched every 6.5" minutes to address situations that involve individuals with SMI (Lurigo and Watson, 2010, p. 4). As police are the "gatekeepers of the criminal justice system," they
frequently interact with individuals who have SMI (Lurigo and Watson, 2010, p. 3). It is imperative that police officers receive the training that enables to recognize SMI and
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