Police suicide crisis overshadows line-of-duty deaths, raising urgent questions about officer mental health support

Law enforcement suicide claims more officers annually than felonies or accidents, suggesting systemic gaps in mental health resources and workplace culture that departments must confront to save lives within their own ranks.
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