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Mental Health Services Turn a Corner in Yolo County

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|Date: August 23, 2014
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Mental Health Services Turn a Corner in Yolo County

by Robert Canning This week on NPR, two San Antonio mental health police officers were featured in a stor ...

by Robert Canning This week on NPR, two San Antonio mental health police officers were featured in a story about diverting mental health patients away from the criminal justice system, which has becom ...

August 23, 2014
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Sheriff Prieto Denies Most Serious Allegations in Official Response to GJR

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|Date: August 08, 2014
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Sheriff Prieto Denies Most Serious Allegations in Official Response to GJR

Sheriff Ed Prieto on Thursday responded officially to the Yolo County Grand Jury allegations against hims ...

Sheriff Ed Prieto on Thursday responded officially to the Yolo County Grand Jury allegations against himself and his office. Here is an overview: The Yolo County Grand Jury recently reviewed allegatio ...

August 08, 2014
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County Grant Program to Provide For Mental Health Professionals to Accompany Law Enforcement

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: August 05, 2014
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County Grant Program to Provide For Mental Health Professionals to Accompany Law Enforcement

If the Yolo County Board of Supervisors approves the agreement at today’s meeting, Yolo County would beco ...

If the Yolo County Board of Supervisors approves the agreement at today’s meeting, Yolo County would become the first in the state to take advantage of SB 82, the Mental Health Wellness Act of 2013, a ...

August 05, 2014
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City of Davis Became a Sanctuary City in 2007

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: July 08, 2014
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City of Davis Became a Sanctuary City in 2007

Yesterday afternoon it was reported that the Los Angeles Police Department is “no longer heeding federal ...

Yesterday afternoon it was reported that the Los Angeles Police Department is “no longer heeding federal immigration requests to hold inmates who might be deportable past their jail terms, unless a j ...

July 08, 2014
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Sheriff Prieto Denies Most Serious Allegations in Official Response to GJR

Sheriff Prieto Denies Most Serious Allegations in Official Response to GJR

County Grant Program to Provide For Mental Health Professionals to Accompany Law Enforcement

County Grant Program to Provide For Mental Health Professionals to Accompany Law Enforcement

City of Davis Became a Sanctuary City in 2007

City of Davis Became a Sanctuary City in 2007

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