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  "textContent": "By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Imagine calling 911 for help during a mental health crisis only to have the encounter end in death. That happened in May when the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) shot and killed a man after his family called for help because he was threatening to harm himself. The shooting was […]\n\nThe post After three police shootings in five days, City Councilor questions APD, ACS mental health response rules appeared first on The Paper..",
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