Minnesota has spent millions trying to stem the tide of police PTSD retirements. It isn’t working.
First publishedAug 7, 11:00 UTC
Last updatedAug 8, 11:13 UTC · just now ago
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Lawmakers set up a $100 million fund to pay for mental health treatment aimed at getting police and firefighters back to work. So far, 17 out of 337 have returned to their jobs.
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- Lawmakers set up a $100 million fund to pay for mental health treatment aimed at getting police and firefighters back to work. So far, 17 out of 337 have returned to their jobs.
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Minnesota has spent millions trying to stem the tide of police PTSD retirements. It isn’t working.
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