Utah police must now try de-escalation first after officer shot 13-year-old with autism
Policy that makes de-escalation tactics "mandatory" for Utah police went into effect hours after an officer shot a 13-year-old boy with autism.
Utah police must now try de-escalation first after officer shot 13-year-old with autism
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