Complainant reports they are resigning from the Austin Police Department and attached their resignation letter due to multiple allegations. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive an A classification.
Complainant alleges that Austin police officers injured her husband during a call service for a mental health episode. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges that an officer answering a call for a stolen item ran a warrant check on the caller and arrested them. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges that officers present while her husband removed things from her house did nothing to help her or prevent her husband from smashing through a window. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B…
Complainant alleges that they were falsely arrested on a public intoxication charge, resulting in injuries. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges that they were shot with a bean bag round, restrained, and administered ketamine for undisclosed reasons. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive an A classification.
Complainant alleges that the wrong person was arrested following an incident at her brother's house. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges that Austin police officers conducted an illegal search on their car. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges that they were improperly arrested, put on a 48-hour hold against their will, and injured. The Office of Police Oversight recommends that this allegation receive a B classification.
Chief of Police Brian Manley determined that detective Charles Riley's actions violated Civil Service Commission Rule 10.03, and suspended him from his duties for 2 days, from March 12, 2021, to March 13, 2021. Internal Affairs' investigation…