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  Dept. of Mental Health leaders visit Napa on first leg of tour
CSLEA, HPAC-requested meetings off to a good start
On February 3, the Department of Mental Health (DMH) followed through on its promise to tour the state mental hospitals led by hospital police officers. As reported on the CSLEA and HPAC Web sites in December, DMH top brass agreed to several morale-improving items in a meeting with HPAC President Lorenzo Indick and CSLEA lobbyist Coby Pizzotti. More...
     
Atascadero Hospital police officer's condition improves
-- Doctors stop coma-inducing drugs
The condition of Atascadero Hospital police officer Amanda Ferrari has taken a small U-turn from the brink of death, reports her chief, L.J. Holt: "Amanda continues to improve a little bit every day. On Friday they stopped the drugs that were keeping her in an induced coma. More...
 
     
  Financial help sought for critically ill hospital police officer
-- Amanda Ferrari's problems started while saving a colleague's life
Atascadero State Hospital Police Officer Amanda Ferrari is critically ill and on life support at Stanford Hospital. Lorenzo Indick, president of the Hospital Police Association of California, and Alan Barcelona, president of the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association, are asking CSLEA family members for any donation they can spare to help the Ferrari family with its unexpected expenses. More...
     
Dept. of Mental Health agrees to closer working relationship with hospital police
-- Improving troop morale is first priority
A December 21 meeting in Sacramento between CSLEA, HPAC, Dept. of Mental Health Director Stephen Mayberg and his deputy directors, Jean Barawed, Steven Lederer and Cindy Radavsky, has produced an important agreement to work more closely with hospital police in improving their working conditions and security. More...
 
     
  Patton visit, Mayberg meeting top busy CSLEA December agenda for HPAC members
Ignorant remarks by county supervisor proving valuable lobbying tool
The ignorant and insulting remarks of San Bernardino County Supervisor Neil Derry are serving as more drumbeats in the battle to get Department of Mental Health Director Stephen Mayberg to increase hospital police staffing and arm his officers.  On December 16, CSLEA legal representatives David De La Riva and Ryan Navarre, Legislative and Political Liaison Coby Pizzotti and Hospital Police Association of California President Lorenzo Indick visited Patton State Hospital to collect additional information for Pizzotti's and Indick's meeting with Dr. More...
     

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