BIAS-BASED POLICING

Bias-based police training must be completed how often?

Every four years
All complaints of bias-based policing shall be investigated by

The Office of Internal Affairs
When will citizens only be stopped or detained?

when there exists reasonable suspicion or probable cause to believe they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit a violation of law
Which terms are not sufficient when stopping a motorist?

General terms such as traffic or suspicious person
The Training Unit shall develop a course of training on bias-based policing issues to include at a minimum
- traffic enforcement
- field contacts
- asset seizures and forfeiture efforts
- legal aspects
- complaint processing
All complaints of bias-based policing shall be investigated by

Office of Internal Affairs
How often will the Office of Internal Affairs shall conduct an annual administrative review of this policy and Department practices concerning bias-based policing, including citizen complaints, and submit a report to the Chief of Police.

Annually
Who conducts an annual administrative review of the agency’s policies and practices for bias-based policing in traffic stops procedures.

Staff Inspections Office

Author

TopCat

331731

Card Set

BIAS-BASED POLICING

Description

Policy 512.0

Updated

2019-09-20T04:03:03Z

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