Republic of Ireland National Police Force Looks to Local Law Enforcement Models, WJC Expertise, for Guidance on Co-Responder Models

Republic of Ireland National Police Force Looks to Local Law Enforcement Models, WJC Expertise, for Guidance on Co-Responder Models12/14/2021 11:35:32 AMAnne Wilson, Director of Communications Picture of Dr. Sarah Abbott, Dr. Steve Morreale, chair of the Worcester State Criminal Justice Department (center), and Superintendent Andrew Lacey of An Garda Síochána, the national police and security service of the Republic of Ireland.

Picture of Dr. Sarah Abbott, Dr. Steve Morreale, chair of the Worcester State Criminal Justice Department (center), and Superintendent Andrew Lacey of An Garda Síochána, the national police and security service of the Republic of Ireland.

Dr. Sarah Abbott, Dr. Steve Morreale, chair of the Worcester State Criminal Justice Department (center), and Superintendent Andrew Lacey of An Garda Síochána, the national police and security service of the Republic of Ireland. Picture of Dr. Sarah Abbott, Dr. Steve Morreale, chair of the Worcester State Criminal Justice Department (center), and Superintendent Andrew Lacey of An Garda Síochána, the national police and security service of the Republic of Ireland.

Roundtable Brings Republic of Ireland Superintendent Together with Local Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health Leaders for Co-Response Discussion

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