Submitted by NHHS Wildcat (not verified) on Tue, 11/27/2012 - 8:25pm.
If you know anything about law enforcement, you can figure out this probably is more about the service of involuntary commitment orders. They require a sworn officer to present patients to a local physician. Problem is, by the time a patient is seen, committed and ready for transport, a whole shift goes by. It's a real drain on LEO resources. So, either the hospital gets to hire its on police, or the sheriff and police chief will have to hire more manpower.
If you know anything about
If you know anything about law enforcement, you can figure out this probably is more about the service of involuntary commitment orders. They require a sworn officer to present patients to a local physician. Problem is, by the time a patient is seen, committed and ready for transport, a whole shift goes by. It's a real drain on LEO resources. So, either the hospital gets to hire its on police, or the sheriff and police chief will have to hire more manpower.