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Police On The Front Lines Of Recovery
Police On The Front Lines Of Recovery
Police On The Front Lines Of Recovery
Tuesday 27th February 2018
Chief William Taylor of Lowell Police Department shares insights on law enforcement's role in addiction recovery, emphasizing treatment access and family support.
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Get the buttons here!Chief William Taylor: Law Enforcement's Role in Addiction Recovery
The game changer to this whole equation has been fentanyl. I think everybody in a position of treatment or law enforcement will tell you: fentanyl has been the game changer.
Ever wondered how police officers contribute to addiction recovery? In this episode of 'Friends In Recovery', hosts Mike Miles, Ed Chionchio Sr, and Jeff Zeizel sit down with Chief William Taylor of the Lowell Police Department. With over forty years of experience in law enforcement, Chief Taylor shares his unique perspective on the opioid crisis and the devastating impact of fentanyl.
He opens up about the daily challenges officers face on the streets and the critical role they play in offering hope and support to those battling addiction. Chief Taylor passionately argues for a multi-faceted approach to addiction recovery, emphasizing that incarceration alone isn't the solution. He discusses the importance of access to treatment, family support, and alternative measures that go beyond just making arrests.
His compassion and dedication shine through as he talks about the real-life stories and struggles behind the statistics. This episode provides a deep dive into the intersection of law enforcement and addiction recovery, offering listeners valuable insights and a renewed sense of hope.