US EditionFremont Police Turned To A Recovering Addict To Help People In Crisis. He Has Become Invaluable.
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Fremont Police Turned To A Recovering Addict To Help People In Crisis. He Has Become Invaluable.
Fremont Police Sgt. John Brady (left) said mental health co-responder Jon Thomsen has become a valuable resource for the roughly 40 officers in the Fremont Police Department.(Rebecca S. Gratz / Flatwater Free Press) Mental health co-responder Jon Thomsen (left) chats with Sgt. John Brady in the Fremont Police Department. Not all officers are comfortable navigating mental health crises, Brady said. Thomsen, who has struggled with mental health an…
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