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Esther Linder

Bereaved family calls for probe into police shootings

The family of a man shot by police wants a royal commission into responses to mental health crises. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

The family of a NSW man who died in a police siege has called for a royal commission into responses to mental health crises, saying it is "abundantly clear" the system is broken. 

In a letter to state Mental Health Minister Rose Jackson, the stepfather of Todd McKenzie said the death toll from how police handled mental health responses was considered "collateral damage" by the government. 

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