Cop's dad describes officer had no choice in Tamir Rice shooting
In Cleveland, police rookie Tim Loehmann fatally shot 12-year-old Tamir Rice within two seconds of a patrol stop near a recreation center. Loehmann's father Fred says his son believed the pellet gun was real and that he had no choice. Rice's family declined to comment. Loehmann's funeral is planned for Wednesday. The city has not released Loehmann and partner statements or personnel files.
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Mayor seeks $130M reform plan for mentally ill offenders
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed a $130 million four year program to overhaul handling of mentally ill and drug addicted suspects. The plan, not needing City Council approval, funds police training, drop off treatment centers, and expanded judicial leeway toward supervised release and treatment to reduce jail use. The reforms echo strategies in Seattle DC and Louisville.
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