The electrician and the burst pipe: The police response to mental health demand

19th June 2023David Marshall, Policing Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire 5 Comments

As the debate around the most effective police or partner agency response to those in mental health crisis continues, David Marshall, a serving officer with more than 30 years’ experience who is also a part-time policing lecturer and PhD researcher, explores how policing has become the default agency dealing with what is often a health emergency, and why any long-term strategy must recognise that law enforcement is often not the right responder.

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The electrician and the burst pipe: The police response to mental health demand

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