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NYC mayor’s new plan will allow involuntarily hospitalization of mentally ill people
Nov. 30, 202201:44
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NYC mayor’s new plan will allow involuntarily hospitalization of mentally ill people

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a new plan that will allow police and first responders to involuntarily hospitalize anyone they deem a danger to themselves or others. WNBC’s Andrew Siff reports.Nov. 30, 2022

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