City leaders weigh solutions for how police respond to mental health calls
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Louisville Forum hosted a luncheon where panelists discussed how police can improve their responses to mental health crises.
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Louisville leaders, law enforcement and mental health professionals gathered Wednesday to discuss how police can better respond to people experiencing mental health crises following two recent fatal shootings involving Louisville Metro Police officers.
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