Gary Hardy A Missing Relative

In the editorial “A Missing Relative and A Tangle of Legal Issues” written by the Virginian-Pilot Editorial Board tell of a local man’s run in with the cops and highlights the breakdown that lead a family through an unnecessary difficult 72-hour ordeal https://pilotonline.com/opinion/editorial/editorial-a-missing-relative-and-a-tangle-of-legal-issues/article_4242a60c-c9de-5f00-9aa3-2b100f9fc783.html. The thesis “For three days in August, Gary Hardy’s family couldn’t find the 36-year-old Norfolk resident” (Virginian-Pilot Editorial Board, 2017) is brief and found as the first sentence. This piece highlights 2 critical points concerning the fragile relationship between the health care system and law enforcement. First, the editorial touches on a twenty-five-year-old policy about hospitals differing any questions about

Secondly, there is a claim that a negative trend is evident when the world of health care meets the institution of law enforcement. This claim, supported by the mention of a similar case, where an inmate with a mental illness found deceased in his cell, could have been avoided if the courts sought for compassionate treatment instead of incarceration.
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