Recent comments in /f/providence

the_falconator t1_irsj5r2 wrote

Call 911, anybody with a weapon the police need to secure the scene. The police also have a couple of social workers from the Providence center that ride around with them in a few of the patrol cars. Anyone else you call will end up backing up when they see the knife and calling for PD always, so all you would be doing is delaying them getting help and increasing the chance of them or someone else getting hurt.

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nixiedust t1_irshme6 wrote

Hey, since you didn't get an answer, this kind of service varies on a local level. My local police force has social workers on staff. The nearest city to me (Boston) has a mental health crisis hotline (1-877-382-1609). In the U.S., I'd check your state's website for emergency numbers to keep on hand. You could also call the largest hospital in your area; they should be able to get you to mental health services. In a pinch, a lot of churches also have counselors on staff, who know the area and can connect you to resources. You don't have to be a believer to get assistance, a quick call the the church office might get you info.

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jconti1233 t1_irsbaqs wrote

I take amtrak. Door-to-door is hour and a half. Im in the office from 8am-3pm. 340 for the amtrak tix, 140 to park at the mall and 100 redline mbta cost = $580/mo.

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jconti1233 t1_irs8tvl wrote

I do this 5 days a week but I highly suggest renting for a year and testing the commute out. As you can tell by the rest of these comments some people hate it, some people find it manageable.

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radioflea t1_irs6ome wrote

It make stops but people have commented they had no seats.

I’ve had no issue getting a seat from either of those directions/stops. they do offer certain runs with less stops now though.

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