Too many people with mental health issues who have committed violent crimes missed out on treatment due to cuts in support services. Khan stresses preventable crimes and the impact of austerity on mental health provision.
Khan emphasizes the need to address complex causes of crime, including deprivation, poverty, alienation, lack of opportunity, and poor health. Proper medical treatment for young people is crucial to prevent crises.
Despite a decrease in homicide rates in England and Wales, research shows an increasing relative contribution of mental ill health to homicides. Khan mentions cases like Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar to illustrate the impact of untreated mental health issues on crimes.
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