The complainant alleges that Austin police officers failed to complete an Assault Victim Statement and provide the victim with information regarding his rights and victim resources. OPO recommends this complaint receive a B classification.
The complainant alleges that an Austin police officer improperly pulled them over. The complainant also alleges the officer behaved inappropriately during their interaction. OPO recommends this complaint receive a B classification
The complainant alleges some Austin police officers used excessive force against the complainant, resulting in injuries. OPO recommends this complaint receive a B classification.
The complainant alleges Austin police officers may have violated a policy during a call for service. OPO recommends this complaint receives a B classification.
The complainant alleges that an Austin police academy cadet training to be a K-9 officer is disrespectful to their neighbor. OPO declines to make a recommendation on the classification.
The complainant alleges that an Austin Police officer used excessive force against the complainant, resulting in injuries. OPO recommends this complaint receive a B classification.
Complainant alleges an Austin police officer improperly used their authority to influence local political organizations. OPO recommends this complaint receive a B classification.
The complainant alleges that Austin police training academy instructors harshly disciplined a cadet, intimidating and humiliating her. OPO recommends this complaint receive an A classification.
Chief of Police Joseph Chacon determined that Detective Mata's actions violated Civil Service Commission Rule 10.03 and suspended him from his duties for ten days, from December 3, 2021, to December 12, 2021. Internal Affairs' investigation revealed…
Commander Greenwalt delivered an oral reprimand to Officer Vargas for failing to write a police report for an investigation and documentation of a disturbance. This was a violation of Austin Police Department policy 402.1.1 General Guidelines.