And I think what's frustrating is that we have evidence of approaches that work, but they are not operating at the scale that they could be, you know, beheard. For example, it's a program that could respond to mental health crises. In New York City, there were 35% of calls that Be Heard was eligible for. They did not respond to and the police responded to. And part of that is because it has been underfunded. Part of that is because it has been completely deprioritized. (11:30–11:38)
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Asserts that the Be Heard program did not respond to 35% of eligible calls, which police then handled.
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