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Melissa Reuland

Melissa Reuland appears in the following:

How to Help Mentally Ill Offenders

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Last year, the NYPD responded to more than 87,000 calls having to do with emotionally disturbed people. Melissa Reuland, senior research associate at the Police Executive Research Forum, Louise Pyers, executive director of the Connecticut Alliance to Benefit Law Enforcement (CABLE), and NYPD spokesperson Paul Browne weigh in ...