An emotionally disturbed person falsely claimed responsibility for the bombings.
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The AP reported that authorities have described Liverpool as emotionally disturbed.
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"This was not an EDP [Emotionally Disturbed Person] call," said Monahan.
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The bags are used to restrain people judged to be emotionally disturbed.
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The man was described by law enforcement sources as emotionally disturbed, NBC reported.
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It also predated a growing debate about police tactics involving emotionally disturbed people.
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Like Ms. Danner, Mr. Galarza was also described as an emotionally disturbed person.
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The officers classified the call as for an emotionally disturbed person and left.
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Toronto Councillor Paula Fletcher told CP24 she heard that the gunman was emotionally disturbed.
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According to the Times, officers had in the past classified Vassell as emotionally disturbed.
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In-The-Know: An "emotionally disturbed" stalker was detained outside Taylor Swift's NYC home.
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The police said the incident was not reported as involving an emotionally disturbed person.
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The requests also reveal three 2010 reports about him as an emotionally disturbed person.
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His ex-wife has described him as "bipolar," emotionally disturbed, violent and physically abusive.
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PERINO: And also, he was on his way to deal with an emotionally-disturbed individual.
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"Sometimes they'll say, 'We have an E.D.P. here' — an emotionally disturbed person," Ms. Herman said.
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He was emotionally disturbed, she warned, but added that he was not armed or violent.
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Saroo adjusts well to his new life; Mantosh, who is more emotionally disturbed, does not.
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In a statement, ex-wife Connie Jones said her former husband was an emotionally disturbed person.
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He's a transphobic, "emotionally disturbed" man (according to his ex-wife) who will probably live forever.
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Law enforcement sources described him as "emotionally disturbed," and he was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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The official described this person as emotionally disturbed and said they had no connection to the case.
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How often would you say that you're called out to deal with an Emotionally Disturbed Person (EDP)?
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But the grist for emotionally disturbed or just plain violent people has never seemed so readily available.
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"All indications point to a criminal act by an apparently emotionally disturbed individual," Abella told a news conference.
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Rojas also appeared "emotionally disturbed" in his statements to police officers, an New York Police Department source alleges.
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Since June 2015, 14 emotionally disturbed people have died at the hands of police in New York City.
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"All indications point to a criminal act by an apparently emotionally disturbed individual," Abella told a media conference.
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During that same period, the department said, it received more than 44,000 emergency calls about emotionally disturbed people.
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In New York City, the police respond to more than 100,000 calls about emotionally disturbed people a year.
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The building is noted in Police Department records as having a history of calls for emotionally disturbed people.
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Her roles ranged from willful country girls and city career women to emotionally disturbed women and hopeless romantics.
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The Police Department responds to about 150,000 calls each year for what the agency calls emotionally disturbed people.
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His last name matches that of Bruno Bettelheim, a psychologist known for his work treating emotionally disturbed children.
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" An NYPD spokesperson confirmed the incident in a statement to PEOPLE, and said the man appeared "emotionally disturbed.
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His ex-wife, Connie Jones, said in a statement Monday that her ex-husband was an emotionally disturbed person.
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Richard Rojas, 26, also appeared "emotionally disturbed" in his statements to police officers, an N.Y.C. Police Department source alleges.
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She was told to negotiate with a man portraying an emotionally disturbed person who later pulls out a weapon.
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They would also be required to record housing patrols, the transportation of prisoners and interactions with emotionally disturbed people.
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That same year, he was taken to Brooklyn Hospital after the police got a call about an emotionally disturbed person.
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Barb Haag of West Chester, a retired teacher of the emotionally disturbed, said Mr. Trump's interruptions did not bother her.
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HNT members on average respond to a call a day; anything from hostage situations to depressed or emotionally disturbed people.
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Under one change, street-level officers were required to wait until a supervisor arrived before confronting an emotionally disturbed person.
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" Defending the officers' actions, Monahan said that the 911 calls they received on Wednesday were not for an "emotionally disturbed person.
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"He was a very emotionally disturbed person as the court records will confirm," Connie Jones said in a statement issued Monday.
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Police said Meneses, a cab driver, did not have a criminal history nor a record of being an emotionally disturbed person.
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In October, Officer Gonzalez shot and wounded an emotionally disturbed man wielding a knife in Brooklyn after the man called 911.
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Tuesday, when officers responded to a call about an emotionally disturbed person in a house in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn.
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At best quirky, and at worst emotionally disturbed, he amassed a long record of petty crimes, including impersonating a police officer.
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Police Commissioner James O'Neill called the incident "distressing" and said the NYPD's procedures for handling emotionally disturbed people had not been followed.
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Regardless, the video reveals that officers need better training in how to reduce tensions when dealing with emotionally disturbed people, she said.
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Over the years, the department has experimented with plastic shields, netting and Tasers to deal with emotionally disturbed people, Mr. Louden said.
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CNN reported that police went to the hotel Saturday after receiving a call about an emotionally disturbed person, citing an unnamed source.
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And the debate it started about how to handle emotionally disturbed people — or what the police called E.D.P.s — continues to this day.
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The official also said that police officers had classified Mr. Gendreau as an emotionally disturbed person in at least one previous encounter.
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The man was known to the police because they have had numerous encounters with him as an emotionally disturbed person, they said.
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They lived on the same Bronx block, but on opposite ends of the city's system for treating the sick and emotionally disturbed.
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Mr. Oquendo, the fourth of her six children, was troubled and, from a young age, attended a special school for emotionally disturbed children.
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Though White Plains did not have established procedures for dealing with emotionally disturbed people at the time of the shooting, New York City did.
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In June, a broadcast primarily seen on Periscope of a naked man whom the police described as "emotionally disturbed" became a similar public spectacle.
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"Unfortunately, some of the individuals we're dealing with — as you report and as we know — are emotionally disturbed, they're off their meds," he said.
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Both the mayor and the commissioner said the officer had failed to follow the Police Department's protocol for dealing with an emotionally disturbed person.
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Mr. Stacy played a disabled newsstand operator who is persuaded by his brother, a small-time criminal, to kidnap an emotionally disturbed girl for ransom.
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More recently, in 2008, an officer with the elite Emergency Services Unit fired a Taser at an emotionally disturbed man on a ledge in Brooklyn.
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Ms. Danner, in her essay, alluded to the death of Ms. Bumpers, which led to changes in how the police respond to emotionally disturbed people.
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The police described her as emotionally disturbed and said that she had made up a story last month about pushing a woman onto the tracks.
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On April 29, the NYPD also responded to a 911 call for an emotionally disturbed person at Amofah's Brooklyn house while he was live on Instagram.
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"I know he had a history of contact with police and was an emotionally disturbed person with mental health issues," Mr. Levine said in an interview.
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The charges accuse Sergeant Barry of failing to follow police procedure governing the use of force when dealing with emotionally disturbed individuals, according to legal documents.
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" The listing describes the items as being "obtained from prisoners, emotionally disturbed, intoxicated and deceased persons; and property obtained from persons incapable of caring for themselves.
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" In a statement, Ms. Jones said she was "deeply saddened by the tragedy caused by my ex-husband," who she called "a very emotionally disturbed person.
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Sergeants are trained to isolate emotionally disturbed people in a safe space and patiently wait them out, talking calmly until specially trained emergency services officers arrive.
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A New York City police sergeant has been cleared of claims he violated the civil rights of an emotionally disturbed man in a deadly 2009 shooting.
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We've been told he was mentally retarded, emotionally disturbed, autistic, schizophrenic, possibly brain-damaged, or he was suffering from a Chinese box combination of these conditions.
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She held a series of odd jobs, including modeling, reporting on the postwar reconstruction of Poland for a British news service and teaching emotionally disturbed children.
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The nightmare image of the angry and emotionally disturbed man who shoots up a movie theater to get back at his ex-girlfriend started invading my dreams.
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Whether there are gang members shooting up the street or an emotionally disturbed naked man is waving a meat clever, cops are expected to run toward the danger.
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" He said those steps included differentiating the shelter populations so that more emotionally disturbed residents were served separately from others, "so it's not a one size fit all.
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Typically he conspires with the family of an emotionally disturbed person to knock him or her out with a few dark seeds from the rweziringa, or thornapple, shrub.
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Clements was emotionally disturbed, family attorney says Antonio Romanucci, an attorney for Clements' family, told CNN in an interview Friday that police had "no reason" to open fire.
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In addition, researchers say that emotionally disturbed people account for a high proportion of attacks on officers, and that those who are killed by the police are often suicidal.
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An emotionally disturbed Bronx man who threatened a neighbor with a knife died after a police sergeant used an electric stun gun on him, the police said on Wednesday.
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The lawsuit also accuses White Plains of having failed to establish police guidelines for dealing with emotionally disturbed people, or E.D.P.s as they are known in law-enforcement parlance.
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The shooting also came amid numerous encounters in New York City between the police and emotionally disturbed people, among the most common and difficult calls that officers respond to.
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The Emergency Service Unit, whose officers are specially trained to handle emotionally disturbed people, would not immediately have been called to the scene of an assault, the police said.
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According to police, the man appeared to be emotionally disturbed, and first responders took him to Bellevue Hospital after he jumped from the rear ledge of the famous red staircase.
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She studied the impact of a therapeutic horse riding program on 81 emotionally disturbed boys in a residential treatment center while earning her doctorate at Pace University in New York.
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That meant that the specialized Emergency Service Unit was not immediately sent to the scene, as it often is in cases of emotionally disturbed and violent people, the police said.
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There's a new reality that we're at a substantive risk and under threat for foreign and domestic extremist attacks, both ideological and with other domestic political motivations and emotionally disturbed individuals.
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"It was very plain that she is an emotionally disturbed woman," said William Lee Carter, an expert psychologist who testified for the defense after reviewing the evidence and watching Samantha's testimony.
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Police officers dealt with Mr. Vassell many times over the years, giving him 120 summonses and classifying him as emotionally disturbed after several calls during which they took him to a hospital.
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It re-evaluated its approaches starting in 1984, after an officer shot and killed Eleanor Bumpurs, an emotionally disturbed woman in the Bronx who was attacking another officer with a kitchen knife.
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The bottom line of the whole thing is that if somebody is emotionally disturbed, they really need police help, and we should render it in the most humane and professional way possible.
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The administration has also been slow to open new shelters as planned, leaving an estimated 22001,603 people — many of them men who are emotionally disturbed and struggling with addiction — on the street.
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But the police said that the mother did not say her son had a weapon or that he was threatening anyone, and the call was logged as a nonviolent emotionally disturbed person.
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According to the FDNY policy on assignments involving an emotionally disturbed person, "if the patient continues to struggle while being physically restrained," EMTs should request an ambulance with an advanced life support system.
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"When an emotionally disturbed defendant is permitted to cross-examine those witnesses and ask questions that may be based on a delusional view of reality, it only makes things worse," Mr. Dunham said.
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The great thing about this training is that our police officers embrace it as a set of extremely useful skills for managing any crisis situation, even those that don't involve emotionally disturbed people.
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According to the mayor, Ms. Danner's behavior had drawn the attention of the police before, one of the more than 100,000 calls about emotionally disturbed people that the department responds to every year.
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About two weeks later, a Bronx man, Ariel Galarza, who the police said had been emotionally disturbed and had threatened officers with a bottle, died after being shocked twice by a stun gun.
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A police spokesman, J. Peter Donald, said that the Emergency Service Unit, whose officers have advanced training in dealing with emotionally disturbed people, would have been notified of the call in East Flatbush.
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These critics complained that mentally ill people too often die at the hands of the New York police and raised questions about how well officers are trained to deal with emotionally disturbed people.
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" Following news of Dwight&aposs alleged killing spree, Connie said in a statement she was "deeply saddened by the tragedy caused by my ex-husband," who she described as a "very emotionally disturbed person.
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"We do have policies and procedures for handling emotionally disturbed people, and it looks like that some of those procedures weren't followed," O'Neill said during a speech to the Citizens Crime Commission in Manhattan.
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Most of the centers existed long before unaccompanied migrant youths began flooding the border: They originally were opened to hold emotionally disturbed and convicted American juveniles brought to them by the criminal justice system.
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The New York City police officer who shot and killed an emotionally disturbed man this week in Brooklyn appeared to have followed department protocols during the fatal encounter, the police commissioner said on Thursday.
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Then, on Saturday, a 53-year-old man, who police said was emotionally disturbed, injured five people with a van before driving it into a pond on the Rosedale neighborhood side of Brookville Park.
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Robert K. Boyce, chief of detectives for the New York Police Department, described Mr. McClean as "emotionally disturbed," and said that police officers had tried for nearly an hour to persuade him to come down.
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Given Mr. Hernandez came from a law-enforcement family, Ms. Martinez said, she doubted her nephew would have acted violently toward police officers, and she disputed the characterization of him as emotionally disturbed or violent.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the actress was rushed from an Upper West Side building to an area hospital around late afternoon after a third party called 911 to report "an emotionally disturbed person" who needed help.
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The captain was under stress and "emotionally disturbed" because he felt that a female colleague who was not on board the flight had questioned his reputation as a good instructor, Nepal's Accident Investigation Commission said in the report.
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In 2008, an officer with the New York Police Department fired a Taser at an emotionally disturbed man on a ledge in Brooklyn, in violation of departmental guidelines, and the man fell some 10 feet to his death.
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The next day, his parents stood in front of their apartment building with community leaders who called for an independent investigation of the shooting and a task force to examine how the Police Department responds to emotionally disturbed people.
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Still one might argue that yesterday's attack was driven by a witches' brew of objective circumstances -- easy access to automatic weapons by unstable emotionally disturbed individuals with a history of violence; and triggered by hateful partisanship perhaps empowered by social media.
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Then and a fellow officer, called simply "Officer 1" in court documents, were dispatched to the victim's address, where the Paterson Fire Department was already treating him, and had identified him as an "emotionally disturbed person," according to court documents.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The death of a 66-year-old emotionally disturbed black woman who was shot after allegedly swinging a baseball bat at a police sergeant inside her New York apartment "didn't have to happen," the city's mayor said on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York City police sergeant was found not guilty of all charges on Thursday in the 2016 death of a emotionally disturbed woman whom he shot as she wielded a baseball bat in her apartment, the officer's union said.
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The truth is, even the public security provided by the nation's largest police department has had to endure the perils of a wrong-way driver, a mix-tape scammer with a MAC-10 submachine gun, or an emotionally disturbed person with a knife.
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An article in some editions last Saturday about criticism over the New York Police Department's use of a restraint bag in an arrest misspelled the surname of a woman whose death led the police to re-evaluate its practices regarding emotionally disturbed people.
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In the subway and elsewhere, we are applying a less arrest-driven approach to calming and controlling emotionally disturbed people and agitated substance abusers, as well as matching the variety of homeless people with the services they need, rather than time in jail.
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But it also found that the officer, Richard Moore, and his partner had violated a protocol to call the Police Department's specially trained Emergency Services Unit when dealing with an emotionally disturbed person or someone who is holed up in a confined space.
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Ms. Bumpurs' shooting forced a reckoning within the Police Department that led to new rules for dealing with emotionally disturbed people, requiring officers, among other things, to try to contain them in a safe space and wait for a supervisor to arrive.
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When an apparently emotionally disturbed attacker murders in Nice, Orlando, Germany, or any of the other locations that have become so common today, commentators shift immediately to the bias of placing these attacks in an understandable narrative, to make sense of acts of violence.
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NEW YORK An article in some editions last Saturday about criticism over the New York Police Department's use of a restraint bag in an arrest misspelled the surname of a woman whose death led the police to re-evaluate its practices regarding emotionally disturbed people.
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The actor, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the drama Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, has already taken home a Golden Globe and a SAG Award this awards season (among other accolades) for his portrayal of emotionally disturbed police officer Jason Dixon.
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This podcast, from reporters Amy Standen and Judy Campbell, looks at a use case from decades ago that went in the other direction: In the early '60s, a psychologist used LSD in extremely large doses to treat severely emotionally disturbed children, some as young as 4.
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"The world isn't run by idealism; it's run by power and money," he told The New York Times in 21985 after winning a round in a civil proceeding for the family of Gidone Busch, an emotionally disturbed Hasidic man shot and killed by police officers in Brooklyn in 22014.
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While it seems as if policing with empathy would be a basic law enforcement principle, archival footage that McShane ("Mothers of Bedford") places early in the film shows imagery that has become all too familiar: a police officer pulling the trigger when faced with an emotionally disturbed person.
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At a vigil on Tuesday evening in front of their apartment building, Mr. Jeune's parents, Dulcina and Vibert, stood beside City Councilman Jumaane Williams as he called for an independent investigation of the shooting and a task force to examine police protocols for dealing with emotionally disturbed people.
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I went from being a street cop to becoming a certified trainer in the police academy, and at that time one of my responsibilities was doing training with newly-promoted NYPD officers and detectives and we developed a course built specifically around ways to help someone who is emotionally disturbed.
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Widely circulated cell phone videos of the incident left the city stunned, rousing hundreds of people to hit the streets in protest and spurring an independent review of the Toronto police's use of lethal force, with a special focus on interactions with people who might be mentally or emotionally disturbed, or cognitively impaired.
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In May 1993, Dr. John M. Leventhal, who had headed the Connecticut investigation into the alleged molestation, said in a sworn statement that Dylan's story had a "rehearsed quality," and offered hypotheses about what happened: We had two hypotheses: one, that these were statements that were made by an emotionally disturbed child and then became fixed in her mind.
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The result could be more cases like that of John Zawahiri, an emotionally disturbed 25-year-old who went on a shooting spree in Santa Monica, California, with a homemade AR-15 in 2015, killing five people, or Kevin Neal, a Northern California man who killed five people with AR-23-style rifles—some of which were homemade—last November.
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"It's hard to say what his intentions were, but I think the totality of circumstances of an individual walking into an iconic location like St. Patrick's Cathedral carrying over four gallons of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid, and lighters is something that we would have great concern over," Miller said, adding the man was known to police and may have been emotionally disturbed.
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Time and night together form Sharlet's central theme: people who inhabit the night, literally and figuratively (graveyard shift workers, those who, like the homeless brother and sister on the streets of Dublin or the emotionally disturbed woman who lives in a Schenectady welfare hotel with her pet plant, inhabit the dark side of society) and the sense of mortality that, like the looming night, descends over our lives.
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