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Call for continuous mental health assessments for police following shooting incident

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Stella Katsari, Deputy President of the Cyprus Psychologists Association, has advocated for regular mental health evaluations for police officers following a recent shooting incident in Limassol. The proposal emphasizes the need for a clear framework to support ongoing assessment and renewal of firearms licenses for police. Katsari's comments highlight concerns over the mental health status of officers in light of their duties. This call for action comes amidst discussions on police well-being and public safety.

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Following a recent shooting incident involving a police officer’s spouse in Limassol, Stella Katsari, the Deputy President of the Cyprus Psychologists Association, has called for the implementation of regular mental health assessments for police officers. She emphasized the need for a structured framework that would facilitate continuous evaluation and support for law enforcement personnel, particularly in relation to their ability to hold and renew firearm licenses.

This call for reform has gained traction among various stakeholders, with the suggestion highlighting the importance of psychological evaluations in enhancing public safety and the well-being of police officers. The initiative aims to ensure that officers are not only fit to carry firearms but also receive ongoing mental health support as part of their duties. This recommendation follows the tragedy, reigniting discussions on the mental health and readiness of police personnel in Cyprus.

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