Indy FOP says officers should no longer respond to mental health crisis runs

In the wake of two IMPD police officers being indicted in connection to the death of Herman Whitfield III, the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police is calling on police officers to no longer respond to mental health disturbances unless a known crime or articulated threat has taken place. Also on the show: Ezkenazi Health is adding resources to low-income neighborhoods. Dr. Kimberly McElroy-Jones and Tedd Grain from Ezkenzi joins live with details. Plus, The Indy Public Library is working to inspire the next generation of healthcare providers through history. Cordia Watkins from the IndyPL explains.