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    Finding alternatives to jail for the mentally ill

    According to the Santa Barbara Independent , a sheriff’s deputy and a mental health outreach worker found 16 weapons after visiting a potentially suicidal 27-year-old man at his home in Santa Barbara.

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    By Jonathan Bastian • Mar 2, 2019 • 1 min read

    According to the Santa Barbara Independent, a sheriff’s deputy and a mental health outreach worker found 16 weapons after visiting a potentially suicidal 27-year-old man at his home in Santa Barbara. He was taken to Cottage Hospital for a psychiatric hold. The two men who responded are part of a new alliance called the Crisis Intervention Team, which pairs law enforcement with mental health specialists.

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      Jonathan Bastian

      Host, Life Examined

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      Larry Perel

      Host, All Things Considered

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      Kathryn Barnes

      Producer, Reporter

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      James McKarrell

      Santa Barbara County sheriff’s deputy

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      Bradley Crable

      Santa Barbara County mobile crisis clinician

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    The full episode

    2 of 3
    What really goes in Santa Barbara’s dump
    1. 0:00Santa Barbara's dump is nearly full. What next?
    2. 10:15Finding alternatives to jail for the mentally illYou’re reading this
    3. 20:43New film highlights human’s role on a quickly changing earth
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