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Mayor Parker renews call to expand involuntary commitment law following fatal Philly police officer shooting

The change in law has been a long-held goal for Parker in driving a turnaround in Kensington. A spokesperson said her comments stemmed from concerns about access to mental health treatment.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer· Oct 12, 6:29 PMMayor Parker renews call to expand involuntary commitment law following fatal Philly police officer shooting

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