Ypsilanti, Michigan Council Approved Unarmed Crisis Response Program
YPSILANTI, Mich. — The Ypsilanti City Council on Tuesday approved a resolution to establish a city-run crisis response program that would send unarmed responders to certain emergency calls, marking a shift in how the city handles mental health and other nonviolent incidents.
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