May 6, 2025
APD Response to OPO Officer Nicholas Locken
In response to the Office of Police Oversight's recommendation that the complaint against Officer Nicholas Locken be sustained, Police Chief Lisa Davis disagrees, stating that a thorough review of the incident found no violations of APD General Orders. Read the Office of Police Oversight's recommendation here: https://www.austintexas.gov/document/opo-recommendation-case-2025-0222-officer-nicholas-locken
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GAY
FOUNDED
1839
MEMORANDUM
Austin Police Department
TO:
Gail McCant, Office of Police Oversight Director
FROM:
Lisa Davis, Austin Police Department Chief of Police
DATE:
May 6, 2025
SUBJECT:
Response to OPO IAD 2025-0222 - Ofc. Nicholas Locken #9454
A thorough review of the incident was conducted by APD's Force Review Unit, the Internal
Affairs Division, and Ofc. Locken's Chain of Command. It was determined that no violation of
any APD General Orders (GO) occurred, including GO 200 - Response to Resistance. Therefore,
this case, was given a Class D classification. Below is a link to the previous statement APD
released on this incident for your convenience, which provides additional details.
APD Statement Regarding March 2 Incident on 6th St.
AustinTexas.gov
LAD; mec
PD0058
June 2006
GAY
FOUNDED
1839
MEMORANDUM
Austin Police Department
TO:
Gail McCant, Office of Police Oversight Director
FROM:
Lisa Davis, Austin Police Department Chief of Police
DATE:
May 6, 2025
SUBJECT:
Response to OPO IAD 2025-0222 - Ofc. Nicholas Locken #9454
A thorough review of the incident was conducted by APD's Force Review Unit, the Internal
Affairs Division, and Ofc. Locken's Chain of Command. It was determined that no violation of
any APD General Orders (GO) occurred, including GO 200 - Response to Resistance. Therefore,
this case, was given a Class D classification. Below is a link to the previous statement APD
released on this incident for your convenience, which provides additional details.
APD Statement Regarding March 2 Incident on 6th St.
AustinTexas.gov
LAD; mec
PD0058
June 2006