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Formal complaint: Privacy and security of records
Complainant alleges that officer accessed secure personal records about civilians and allowed a non-police employee to access secure records for personal use. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive an A classification.
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Written reprimand of Officer Christopher Judd
Commander Rogers delivered a written reprimand to Officer Judd for taking custody of an arrested person’s necklace, which became lost. His actions violated policy 618.4, Evidence Processing and Submission.
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Formal complaint: Smoking/Tobacco use
Complainant alleges that officer used chewing tobacco and was spitting while arresting someone. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a B classification.
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Formal complaint: General conduct and responsibilities
Complainant alleges he came out of his house to see his wife in a confrontation with an officer. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a B classification.
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Formal complaint: Responsibility to the community
Complainant alleges that officer falsely accused an individual of evading a chase while allegedly drunk or intoxicated. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a D classification.
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Formal complaint: Deadly force applications
Complainant alleges that officers used deadly force and torture in the wrongful death of an individual. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a D classification.
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Formal complaint: General conduct and responsibilities, impartial attitude and courtesy
Complainant alleges that officer caused damage to his vehicle by striking it three to four times with a flashlight. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a B classification.
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Formal complaint: Responsibility to the community, impartial attitude and courtesy
Complainant alleges that when he requested to talk to an officer’s supervisor, the officer responded by saying he was going to write him more tickets. Office of Police Oversight recommend this allegation receive a C classification.
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Temporary suspension of Officer Bryan McCulloch
Chief of Police Brian Manley determined that Officer McCulloch’s actions violated Civil Service Commission Rule 10.03(L), and temporarily suspended him from duty for seven days, effective January 10, 2019 and continuing through January 16, 2019…
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Formal complaint: Family violence arrest requirement for assaultive offenses, victim information
Complainant alleges that officers failed to arrest the alleged offender for interfering with an emergency call and did not provide the Victim Assistance Information pamphlet during a family violence incident. Office of Police Oversight recommend this…
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