
Most mornings, 28-year-old Rachel Armada accompanies a Providence police officer during a shift, riding along in a cruiser as they answer calls. She’s at the ready when those calls involve someone with a behavioral or mental health problem. “If [the police] are dispatched to a call where somebody seems to be having a mental health
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