In the wake of two IMPD police officers being indicted in connection to the death of Herman Whitfield III, the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police is calling on police officers to no longer respond to mental health disturbances unless a known crime or articulated threat has taken place.

Also on the show: Ezkenazi Health is adding resources to low-income neighborhoods. Dr. Kimberly McElroy-Jones and Tedd Grain from Ezkenzi joins live with details.

Plus, The Indy Public Library is working to inspire the next generation of healthcare providers through history. Cordia Watkins from the IndyPL explains.

Indy FOP says officers should no longer respond to mental health crisis runs

IMPD Chief Randal Taylor joins us LIVE for an hour of Open Lines. Chief Taylor responds to calls for his resignation. He answers questions regarding a number of Officer-Involved Shootings that have happened in Indianapolis over the last year. He also answers questions about his future as Chief as Mayor Hogsett runs for a third term.

An Hour With IMPD Chief Randal Taylor

IMPD Deputy Chief Kendale Adams spends an hour explaining what happens behind the scenes of an officer-involved shooting.

Deputy Chief Kendale Adams explains what happens after an officer-involved shooting

After turning down an offer to become Chief of IMPD in January, Chris Bailey explains why he went back to the Mayor in February and accepted the job.

Chris Bailey accepts permanent title of Chief of IMPD

"Open Lines with Cameron Ridle" airs LIVE Sunday Mornings at 8AM on 106.7 WTLC-FM and HOT 100.9 WHHH-FM Indianapolis.

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