Support needed for the Woodall family

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this right now. Teamster Jimmy Woodall out of local 455, a loving husband, great father, and beloved friend who was involved in a tragic accident in December 2020 at the family home and transported to the hospital in critical condition after an unjust police shooting. This dreadful event was witnessed by onlooking neighbors (both children and adults), along with his wife vanessa woodall and children who watched him get gunned down in the street from the front yard. The oldest son was almost involved in the shooting as well from chasing after his dad but thank God he is ok physically. 
One day after work in April 2020 Jimmy decides to ride the bmx bike with the kids and ended up severely fracturing his tibial plateau [knee and below] which for 3 months we didn't know if the dr's could save his leg or amputate that really took a toll on him and he couldn't work to provide for his family, then Covid 19 hit,  so then everyones freedom changed, since then he's had 3 major surgeries since he broke his leg, And each surgery he was put on a medication called tramadol plus other pain stuff and he was having horrible mood changes each time so the last surgery in Nov 2020 i told the dr to only prescribe tramadol because each surgery he would change. thats when he started to hallucinate, mood swings, paranoid psychological problems, and i was tired of dealing with it so i said just keep taking the tramadol, not realizing he was having a horrible reaction to it, he was crying out to everyone because he knew he didn't feel right, my neighbor told him to stop taking the tramadol and call his Dr so he did that morning,  i got home from work and he was being odd, we were celebrating my mom's birthday which he's normally the one to help celebrate but that night he was acting crazy something I'd never seen in 24yrs so i told him to leave and he started to drink whisky, I'm thinking that's gonna be a really bad combo, which it was.  I told him to leave for the night but things got out of control so i said i would call the cops but he did instead and that's when everything just got insane.  And he was not chasing anyone around he was wanting to hurt himself,  i can't tell the whole story because of the investigation but thank God, we finally figured out it was the tramadol he was having a allergic reaction too. But by then it was too late, the tragedy already happened.  He was almost killed over it,  we were trying to find a balance between his daily meds and pain meds, he was struggling to maintain full control of his bipolar manic depression condition which has been balanced for years until he broke his leg.