App credited for saving 13 metro teenagers over three years, all of whom planned suicides
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Technology is making a big difference. Kansas City’s law enforcement community says the use of P3, a mobile application, is saving teenagers lives, many of whom intended to take their own lives. P3 provides teenagers a means of anonymously reporting instances where a schoolmate may be in need of help preventing suicide. It`s cause for cautious celebration. Nearly three years ago, the Kansas City Crime Commission began pushing its P3 app to students at schools like…
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