Michigan officials push for more mental health help for first responders
The issue came up Monday during a bi-partisan roundtable discussion on increasing public safety funding at Detroit Police Headquarters.�State lawmakers and the top brass from many Metro Detroit police departments were talking about the issue in detail, including Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard.
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