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Specialized team help support Topeka police with mental health resources

With September marking national suicide prevention month, we are spotlighting our first responders and the resources they have to take on the mental toll of being on duty. Local law enforcement is emphasizing some of the challenges they could face that can have an impact on their mental health.

Specialized team help support Topeka police with mental health resources

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With September marking national suicide prevention month, we are spotlighting our first responders and the resources they have to take on the mental toll of being on duty.

Local law enforcement is emphasizing some of the challenges they could face that can have an impact on their mental health.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - With September marking national suicide prevention month, we are spotlighting our first responders and the resources they have to take on the mental toll of being on duty.

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With September marking national suicide prevention month, we are spotlighting our first responders and the resources they have to take on the mental toll of being on duty. Local law enforcement is emphasizing some of the challenges they could face that can have an impact on their mental health.

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