Mental health crisis alerts were intended to aid in locating veterans. Records show that a relatively small number of these alerts were issued.
A special alert system was created for this purpose. However, the records obtained indicate that only a limited number of alerts were actually issued.
Further information on this topic can be found through the News 4 I-Team investigation, which provides more details on the alert system and its usage.
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