ack his progress or take action if he'd gotten worse.

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Before stabbing, court 'kept in the dark' over Chipotle murder suspect's mental health

 This notification is the vehicle we have to make sure that people have warm handoffs from one agency to the next,  said retired Wayne County Probate Judge Milton Mack, who reviewed Watson's public probate file.  We're really the only entity that can track that. 

Gail Marlow, founder of Motor City Mitten Mission, a homeless outreach organization, said she first met Watson during COVID and saw him regularly on the streets of downtown Detroit and Corktown. She said interactions were brief and he always declined help for housing and resources. She knew him as both Devon and Jason, and said he would introduce himself using both names.

 He was quiet, he never, other than asking for food and a cigarette or a blanket, there really wasn't much conversation there,  Marlow said.

Marlow said she and her team could sense Watson struggled with mental health, but nothing in his behavior signaled he was a danger.

 We knew that there was mental health issues there, but nothing that was showing he was a danger to us or anyone else that would cause us to contact a crisis center or DPD or anything like that,  Marlow said.