Brian Shrader

All of these hands-on with people can be very overstimulating, very scary, and it can really trigger things to get much worse. We've got to train everybody on that, and there has to be accountability. And unfortunately, accountability in the criminal justice system for law enforcement tends to only come after someone dies.

All of these hands-on with people can be very overstimulating, very scary, and it can really trigger things to get much worse. We've got to train everybody on that, and there has to be accountability. And unfortunately, accountability in the criminal justice system for law enforcement tends to only come after someone dies.

That's the answer, is we've got to show them The system will be saved because clearly saving an individual is not enough to motivate anybody. Otherwise, this would have been done by now. But we still have first responders who are not properly trained, and we don't have people to accompany them to situations who are, if that was a possibility.

That's the answer, is we've got to show them The system will be saved because clearly saving an individual is not enough to motivate anybody. Otherwise, this would have been done by now. But we still have first responders who are not properly trained, and we don't have people to accompany them to situations who are, if that was a possibility.

That's the answer, is we've got to show them The system will be saved because clearly saving an individual is not enough to motivate anybody. Otherwise, this would have been done by now. But we still have first responders who are not properly trained, and we don't have people to accompany them to situations who are, if that was a possibility.

We don't have prosecutors who are trained to recognize it. I need to take a step back there. We don't have prosecutors with the resources to even try and evaluate it if they wanted to. I think at one point I had a thousand files when I was a prosecutor assigned to me and we were turning these things like every 90 days. I wasn't reading the police reports.

We don't have prosecutors who are trained to recognize it. I need to take a step back there. We don't have prosecutors with the resources to even try and evaluate it if they wanted to. I think at one point I had a thousand files when I was a prosecutor assigned to me and we were turning these things like every 90 days. I wasn't reading the police reports.

We don't have prosecutors who are trained to recognize it. I need to take a step back there. We don't have prosecutors with the resources to even try and evaluate it if they wanted to. I think at one point I had a thousand files when I was a prosecutor assigned to me and we were turning these things like every 90 days. I wasn't reading the police reports.

I wasn't digging into each file in any detail.

I wasn't digging into each file in any detail.

I wasn't digging into each file in any detail.

i was looking at the general allegations looking at their criminal history making a plea offer and trusting that the defense attorneys were going to do it but a lot of these individuals are going to end up with public defenders who also are taxed to the maximum who have very little resources and have too many files assigned to them and a lot of public defenders are tremendous attorneys and tremendous people who really are trying to do the best they can but

i was looking at the general allegations looking at their criminal history making a plea offer and trusting that the defense attorneys were going to do it but a lot of these individuals are going to end up with public defenders who also are taxed to the maximum who have very little resources and have too many files assigned to them and a lot of public defenders are tremendous attorneys and tremendous people who really are trying to do the best they can but

i was looking at the general allegations looking at their criminal history making a plea offer and trusting that the defense attorneys were going to do it but a lot of these individuals are going to end up with public defenders who also are taxed to the maximum who have very little resources and have too many files assigned to them and a lot of public defenders are tremendous attorneys and tremendous people who really are trying to do the best they can but

They're given an impossible task. And so absent someone at the public defender's office being willing to allocate resources that they may not even have, it's not going to get flagged there. We have to have a system, number one, to identify the issues.

They're given an impossible task. And so absent someone at the public defender's office being willing to allocate resources that they may not even have, it's not going to get flagged there. We have to have a system, number one, to identify the issues.

They're given an impossible task. And so absent someone at the public defender's office being willing to allocate resources that they may not even have, it's not going to get flagged there. We have to have a system, number one, to identify the issues.

because right now i think there's a lot of under reporting or under consideration of how significant the problem is uh because we don't know we don't know what's out there especially in some of the homeless population people who aren't getting medical treatment regularly they're not being diagnosed by anyone ever in a lifetime and so that's not getting reported you know we talk about one percent or these low percentages i think much higher percent in reality

because right now i think there's a lot of under reporting or under consideration of how significant the problem is uh because we don't know we don't know what's out there especially in some of the homeless population people who aren't getting medical treatment regularly they're not being diagnosed by anyone ever in a lifetime and so that's not getting reported you know we talk about one percent or these low percentages i think much higher percent in reality

because right now i think there's a lot of under reporting or under consideration of how significant the problem is uh because we don't know we don't know what's out there especially in some of the homeless population people who aren't getting medical treatment regularly they're not being diagnosed by anyone ever in a lifetime and so that's not getting reported you know we talk about one percent or these low percentages i think much higher percent in reality