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Charles Lieberman of Mercy University recently discussed the training that NYPD officers receive for responding to mental health calls with Errol Louis. The conversation centered around the effectiveness of the training in light of a recent NY1 investigation, particularly in cases such as Win Rozario’s death at the hands of police.

The discussion also focused on de-escalation tactics and how other cities handle mental health calls more effectively. By studying how other law enforcement agencies approach similar situations, the NYPD may be able to incorporate new strategies and approaches that could better serve individuals in crisis.

Overall, Lieberman emphasized the importance of ongoing training and education for officers to improve their responses to mental health emergencies and prevent tragic outcomes.

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