Researchers have reported that most people with a mental health disorder do not commit crimes; however, researchers have found that these people still frequently encounter the police.

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People with mental health disorders are more likely to have encounters with the police, not necessarily because they commit more crimes, but due to various factors including the visibility of their symptoms in public, misunderstandings, or situations where their behavior is perceived as suspicious or problematic. This can lead to increased police interactions, even in the absence of criminal activity.

Researchers Have Reported That Most People with a Mental Health