Attendees have also met with the Israeli police special patrol unit Yasam, which hasbeen accusedofusing excessive force against Palestinians "Years ago, we had mental hospitals, mental institutions--we had a lot of them and a lot of them closed," he said. "Today, if you catch somebody, you don't know what to do with them. He hasn't committed the crime, but he may very well. There's no mental institution, there's no place to bring them. Even if they caught this person — I'm being nice when I use the word person — they probably wouldn't have know what to do. They're not going to put him in jail. There's no middle ground of having that institution where you had trained people that could handle it and do something about it and find out how sick he really is. Because he is a sick guy, and he should've been nabbed a number of times, frankly." But when Chambers—on behalf of the Swanns and other families—sued in 1965, district officialsretorted ADL is the nation’s largest facilitator of domestic law enforcement training on issues of managing implicit bias; understanding law enforcement’s role as protectors of all of the people they serve and as guardians of civil rights and individual freedoms; and recognizing and responding to hate and bias-motivated crimes.*Get the Teen Vogue Take.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailRelated: