The safety of all Virginians – including those on the force – is dependent on law enforcement officers, behavioral health professionals, and community partners receiving the tools and training they need to respond effectively to public safety crises.
Mark R. Warner: “The safety of all Virginians – including those on the force – is dependent on law enforcement officers, behavioral…”
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Discussing the importance of resources for law enforcement.
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