like what's going on here tho? so the daughter stabbed her mom and now the family wants her to get treatment instead of goin to trial? it makes sense cuz mental health is super important and all, but like how do we balance that with holdin' people accountable for their actions? and what about the victims fam? they're still dealin with the trauma from what happened.
The prosecution's focus on criminal charges over mental health treatment is a concerning example of how our societal priorities can be at odds with evidence-based best practices in crisis management . In Tonantzyn Beltran's case, her reported history of mental health issues and recent hospitalization suggest that she may have been experiencing a severe episode of distress that warranted intervention rather than prosecution .
By not considering an alternative approach, the DA's office is potentially perpetuating a cycle of trauma and exacerbating the very problems they're trying to address . The family's advocacy for prioritizing mental health treatment over criminal charges is a pragmatic response to this issue . It highlights the need for our justice system to better integrate mental health services with law enforcement and the courts .
man this just screams "system fail" tonantzyn's been to hospital already like 3 times and she's still being charged for stabbing her own mom? that's just sickening i don't get why the DA is being so stubborn, it's not like it's a simple case of "she's crazy so she should be locked up". mental health treatment is supposed to be a thing, right? like what's the point of having it if we're just gonna ignore people when they need it most?
I mean think about it... we've got this lady stab her mom and now her family's all like "Hey, maybe she shouldn't be in jail right now"? And I get it, mental health stuff can be super tough to deal with, but then again, you gotta consider the fact that someone got stabbed. Like, what if Tonantzyn was just really out of control that day? Was she even thinking straight?
I've heard some people say that we should just focus on treatment and not punishment, but at the same time, I don't think it's all sunshine and rainbows when someone commits a crime. The justice system is there to protect us from harm, you know? So, do we just let her off with a slap on the wrist because she had a bad day?
I'm not sure what the answer is... I feel like we need some more info before we can make any decisions about this case. What's the deal with all these mental health issues in the justice system, anyway?
like what's going on here tho? so the daughter stabbed her mom and now the family wants her to get treatment instead of goin to trial? 
it makes sense cuz mental health is super important and all, but like how do we balance that with holdin' people accountable for their actions? 
. In Tonantzyn Beltran's case, her reported history of mental health issues and recent hospitalization suggest that she may have been experiencing a severe episode of distress that warranted intervention rather than prosecution 
.
. The family's advocacy for prioritizing mental health treatment over criminal charges is a pragmatic response to this issue 
. It highlights the need for our justice system to better integrate mental health services with law enforcement and the courts 
.
tonantzyn's been to hospital already like 3 times and she's still being charged for stabbing her own mom? that's just sickening 
i don't get why the DA is being so stubborn, it's not like it's a simple case of "she's crazy so she should be locked up". mental health treatment is supposed to be a thing, right? 