Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 VIII.a Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 IX.b.2 Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 IX.b.3 Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 IX.B.4 Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 IX.A.6 Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 XXI Baton Rouge 12/31/2016 IX.A.4 Buffalo 6/30/2017 22.12.1 E Buffalo 6/30/2017 22.2 B Buffalo 6/30/2017 Page 85 Buffalo 6/30/2017 22.3 D Buffalo 6/30/2017 22.3 E California Police Bill of Right None 3303.g California Police Bill of Right None 3303.a California Police Bill of Right None 3303.b California Police Bill of Right None 3303.e Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.J Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.K Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.K Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.I Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.D Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.C Chandler 6/30/2016 1.4.K.4 Chicago 6/30/2017 8.4 Chicago 6/30/2017 6.1.L Chicago 6/30/2017 6.1.E Chicago 6/30/2017 6.2.H Chicago 6/30/2017 6.2 Chicago 6/30/2017 6.9 Chicago 6/30/2017 6.4 Chicago 6/30/2017 7.1.A Chicago 6/30/2017 22 Chicago 6/30/2017 6.2.E Chicago 6/30/2017 6.1.F Chicago 6/30/2017 6.2.F Chicago 6/30/2017 6.1.G Chicago 6/30/2017 6.1.C(2) Cincinnati 5/21/2016 Article XI Cincinnati 5/21/2016 Article X Cincinnati 5/21/2016 Article III Cincinnati 5/21/2016 Article X2 Cleveland 3/13/2016 8.12.M Cleveland 3/13/2016 29.74 Cleveland 3/13/2016 7.10. Cleveland 3/13/2016 8.12.C Cleveland 3/13/2016 XXII Cleveland 3/13/2016 8.12.E Cleveland 3/13/2016 8.12.D Cleveland 3/13/2016 8.12.C Columbus 12/8/2017 8.14 Columbus 12/8/2017 17.15 Columbus 12/8/2017 10.12 Columbus 12/8/2017 10.1 Columbus 12/8/2017 10.11 Columbus 12/8/2017 8.16.B Columbus 12/8/2017 10.4 Columbus 12/8/2017 10.8 Columbus 12/8/2017 8.2.A.2 Columbus 12/8/2017 8.7 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s9 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s4 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s5 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A8, D, 4 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A14, pB Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s4 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s5 Corpus Christi 8/30/2019 A7, pC, s6 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C7 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9205 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C3 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C12 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C5 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C3 Delaware Police Bill of Right None 9200.C6 Detroit 12/31/2019 9.I Detroit 12/31/2019 9.H Detroit 12/31/2019 16.K Detroit 12/31/2019 9.E Detroit 12/31/2019 24.A Detroit 12/31/2019 16.J.8 Detroit 12/31/2019 16.H Detroit 12/31/2019 27 Detroit 12/31/2019 16.B Detroit 12/31/2019 16.J.4 Detroit 12/31/2019 16.J.3 El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 30.2 El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 21.F El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 30.3.A El Paso 8/31/2018 Appendix E.3.(f) El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 26 El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 14.1 El Paso 8/31/2018 Article 30.1.(d) Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.6.a Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.d Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.533.2.a.2 Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.g Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.2 Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.2 Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.533.4 Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.d Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.e Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.c Florida Police Bill of Rights None Section 112.532.f Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.1 Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.E Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.D Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.B(1) Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.C Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.B(2) Fort Wayne 12/31/2010 7.5.D Fort Worth 9/30/2016 Article 7.2.G Fort Worth 9/30/2016 Article 7.2.F.3 Fort Worth 9/30/2016 Article 7.2.F.6 Glendale 6/30/2016 4.4.2 Glendale 6/30/2016 4.4.1.1 Glendale 6/30/2016 4.4.3(2) Glendale 6/30/2016 4.4.8 Glendale 6/30/2016 4.4.7 Henderson 6/30/2010 Article 25.5d Henderson 6/30/2010 Article 25.5c Henderson 6/30/2010 Article 25.a + b Henderson 6/30/2010 Article 3.3 Henderson 6/30/2010 Article 25.5.2 Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.O Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.N Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.D Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.3.D Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.L Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.3.B Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.3.E Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.E Hialeah 9/30/2016 25.2.C Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. c. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A28, B. 2. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A28, B. 4. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. l. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A32, M. 2. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, D. 4. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. j. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. i. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. k. Honolulu 6/30/2017 A12, B. 2. h. Houston 12/31/2018 31.1.A Houston 12/31/2018 31.1.B Houston 12/31/2018 Article 29 3 Houston 12/31/2018 31.11 Houston 12/31/2018 30.4 Houston 12/31/2018 Article 26 Houston 12/31/2018 31.1 Houston 12/31/2018 Article 29 2 Houston 12/31/2018 30.7 Houston 12/31/2018 30.3 Illinois Police Bill of Rights None Sec 3.2 Illinois Police Bill of Rights None Sec 3.7 Illinois Police Bill of Rights None Sec 3.5 Illinois Police Bill of Rights None Sec 3.6 Indianapolis 12/31/2016 4.14 Indianapolis 12/31/2016 4.2.B Indianapolis 12/31/2016 4.11 Irvine 12/10/2017 Article III Irvine 12/10/2017 Article VI.B Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 14 Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.K Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Artile 11.D Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.G Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 10.3.B Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 35 Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 13 Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.L Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.E Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.F Jacksonville 9/30/2014 Article 11.C(2) Jersey City 12/31/2016 38.E Jersey City 12/31/2016 24.4 Jersey City 12/31/2016 13.B Jersey City 12/31/2016 38.B.3 Jersey City 12/31/2016 38.B.5 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 12.1 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 23.1 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 2 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 2 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 2 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 12.4 Kansas City 4/30/2017 Article 12.2 Kentucky Police Bill of RightsNone 15.520.1H8 Kentucky Police Bill of RightsNone 15.520.1G Kentucky Police Bill of RightsNone 15.520.1F Kentucky Police Bill of RightsNone 15.520.1C Kentucky Police Bill of RightsNone 15.520.1B Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 26.5 Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 27.3 (D) Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 26.4 Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 28.1 Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 27.3 (D) Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 27.3 (E) Laredo 9/30/2016 Article 27.3 (F) Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 25.3 Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 25.3 Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 25.3 Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 4.4.H Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 12 Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 4.4.F Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 4.4.K Las Vegas 6/30/2016 Article 4.4.D Lexington 2016 Article 14.3 Lexington 2016 Article 15.6 Lexington 2016 Article 14.6 Lexington 2016 Article 11 Lexington 2016 Article 18.4 Lexington 2016 Article 18.1 Lincoln 8/31/2015 Article 10, section 1(2 Lincoln 8/31/2015 Article 8, section 6 Lincoln 8/31/2015 Article 10, section 1(1 Lincoln 8/31/2015 Article 10, section 6 Lincoln 8/31/2015 Article 10, section 1(2 Los Angeles 6/30/2014 9.7 Los Angeles 6/30/2014 6.7.A Louisiana Police Bill of RightsNone 2533.C.1-2 Louisiana Police Bill of RightsNone 2533.A Louisiana Police Bill of RightsNone 2531.B.3 Louisiana Police Bill of RightsNone 2531.B.4.b Louisiana Police Bill of RightsNone 2531.B.2 Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.I Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.H Louisville 6/30/2015 18.4.C Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 18.4.C Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.B Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.E Louisville 6/30/2015 17.3.C Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.3.D Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.N Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 18.2 Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.M Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 23.5 Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.A(2) Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.5.C Louisville 6/30/2015 Article 17.2.K Madison 12/31/2015 17.A.1 Madison 12/31/2015 17.A.2 Madison 12/31/2015 17.B Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-104(c)(2) Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-104(c)(1) Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-110 Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-110(b) Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-104(j)(2) Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-104(h)(2) Maryland Police Bill of Right None 3-104(h)(1) Memphis 6/30/2013 14 Memphis 6/30/2013 15.6 Memphis 6/30/2013 15.3.8 Memphis 6/30/2013 12.4 Memphis 6/30/2013 15.3.5 Memphis 6/30/2013 15.3.6 Mesa 6/30/2017 2.Rights of Unit Memb Miami 9/30/2014 8.3 Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.D Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.G Miami 9/30/2014 6.6 Miami 9/30/2014 14.1 Miami 9/30/2014 12.1 Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.H Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.E Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.C Miami 9/30/2014 8.1.F Milwaukee 12/31/2012 Article 7.I.2 Milwaukee 12/31/2012 Appendix J Milwaukee 12/31/2012 Article 71 Minneapolis 12/31/2014 4.1 Minneapolis 12/31/2014 5.4 Minneapolis 12/31/2014 4.1 Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.1.a Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.1.e Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.2.a Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.1.d Minneapolis 12/31/2014 26.1 Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.6.g Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.2.b Minneapolis 12/31/2014 4.4a Minneapolis 12/31/2014 16.6.b Minnesota Police Bill of RighNone 626.89.Subd 8 Minnesota Police Bill of RighNone 626.89.Subd 17 Minnesota Police Bill of RighNone 626.89.Subd 12 Minnesota Police Bill of RighNone 626.89.Subd 7 Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.080.7 Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.025.2 Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.060.A Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.057 Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS 289.060.1 Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.060.D Nevada Police Bill of Rights None NRS289.060.C New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-7 New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-4.C New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-4.F New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-4.D New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-4.D4 New Mexico Police Bill of RigNone 29-14-4.D6 New York 7/31/2010 7.c New York 7/31/2010 8 Newark 12/31/2012 6.1.D.3 Newark 12/31/2012 XXI.1 North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 22.4.G North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 23.5 North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 22.4.F(2) North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 22.4.D North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 22.4.E North Las Vegas 6/30/2012 22.4.F(1) Oakland 6/30/2015 X.B Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.2.A Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.2.H Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 8.D Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.5.4 Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 24.1 Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 26 Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 5.2.b Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.2.F Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.2.G Oklahoma City 6/30/2015 Addendum E.2.E Omaha 12/21/2013 6.6 Omaha 12/21/2013 6.2 Omaha 12/21/2013 6.3 Omaha 12/21/2013 7.1 Omaha 12/21/2013 18a.I Omaha 12/21/2013 6.7 Omaha 12/21/2013 6.7 Omaha 12/21/2013 18a.G Omaha 12/21/2013 18a.B Omaha 12/21/2013 18a.F Orlando 9/30/2016 5.1 Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.C Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.D Orlando 9/30/2016 6.1 Orlando 9/30/2016 5.6 Orlando 9/30/2016 5.11 Orlando 9/30/2016 5.14 Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.D Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.E Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.I Orlando 9/30/2016 5.5.C Philadelphia 6/30/2017 III.5 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.E.7 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.B.4(1) Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.G Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.E.6 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.F.8 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.B.2 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.G.4 Phoenix 6/30/2016 1.4.B.4(2) Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 21.B.12 Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 19.II.A Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 19.II.B.1 Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 5.B Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 21.B.11 Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 21.C Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 20.A Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 19.II.G Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 15.A. Pittsburgh 12/31/2014 Section 15.C. Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.4.1 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.3.2 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.1.3 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.2.8 Portland 6/30/2017 22.5 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.1.3 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.2.6 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.2.7 Portland 6/30/2017 61.2.2.5 Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.g, 1-5 Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.g.7 Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.c.2 Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.b Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.g.6 Reno 12/31/2014 Article 29.f Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-4b Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(5) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(13) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(12) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-13 Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.61(2) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(9) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(6) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(3) Rhode Island Police Bill of Ri None 42-28.6-2(7) Riverside 6/30/2009 16.4.5.c Rochester 6/30/2016 20.1.16 Rochester 6/30/2016 20.2.F Rochester 6/30/2016 20.2.G Rochester 6/30/2016 20.1.9 Rochester 6/30/2016 27.4.B Rochester 6/30/2016 20.1.15.1 Rochester 6/30/2016 21.2 Rochester 6/30/2016 21.3 Rochester 6/30/2016 20.1.18 Rochester 6/30/2016 20.1.10 Sacramento 6/18/2010 21.2.b Sacramento 6/18/2010 3.3.2.a.5 Sacramento 6/18/2010 4.6.D Sacramento 6/18/2010 3.3.2.a.1 Sacramento 6/18/2010 3.3.2.a.1 San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)28.19 San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)28.22 San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)28.19.E San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.2.C(2) San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.3.G San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.3.F San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)28.18 San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)36 San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.2.C(1) San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.2.D San Antonio 9/30/2014 (9/30/2024)29.2.E San Diego 6/20/2020 64.3304.D(1) San Diego 6/20/2020 64.3303.g San Diego 6/20/2020 41.K.2 San Diego 6/20/2020 41.D.1 San Francisco 6/30/2018 5.66 San Francisco 6/30/2018 3.55 San Francisco 6/30/2018 5.66 San Jose 12/31/2015 43.4 San Jose 12/31/2015 25.8.6 San Jose 12/31/2015 43.1 San Jose 12/31/2015 43.2 San Jose 12/31/2015 27 Santa Ana 6/30/2013 1st 3 side letters (non Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.B Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.G Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.L Seattle 12/31/2014 4.2.C Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.A Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.F Seattle 12/31/2014 H.3 Seattle 12/31/2014 3.5.C Seattle 12/31/2014 E.1.C Seattle 12/31/2014 3.5.F Seattle 12/31/2014 E Seattle 12/31/2014 4.2.A Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.K Seattle 12/31/2014 3.6.H Seattle 12/31/2014 3.4 Seattle 12/31/2014 F.2 Seattle 12/31/2014 D.3.D Seattle 12/31/2014 D.3.E Spokane 12/31/2016 25.E.12 Spokane 12/31/2016 24.A Spokane 12/31/2016 5.B Spokane 12/31/2016 27.4.h Spokane 12/31/2016 24.A Spokane 12/31/2016 25.E.11 Spokane 12/31/2016 24.E.7 Spokane 12/31/2016 24.E.9 Spokane 12/31/2016 24.E.8 St. Louis 6/30/2017 11.4 St. Louis 6/30/2017 11.4 St. Louis 6/30/2017 11.5 St. Louis 6/30/2017 9.3 St. Paul 12/31/2015 SPPD 230.00 X St. Paul 12/31/2015 SPPD 230.00 X St. Paul 12/31/2015 6.1 St. Paul 12/31/2015 PBR 626.89 subd 17 St. Paul 12/31/2015 SPPD 230.10 St. Paul 12/31/2015 14.1 St. Paul 12/31/2015 PBR 626.89 subd 7 St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.6a. St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.6 St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.d St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Article 2. Section 5.B St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Article 9. Section 1.E St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Article 21. Section 1. St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Article 21. Section 2. St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.e St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.c. St. Petersburg 9/30/2016 Section 112.532.f Stockton 6/30/2014 7.c Tampa 9/30/2011 6.a Tampa 9/30/2011 37.6 Tampa 10/1/2011 112.533.2 Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.c Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.c Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.f Tampa 9/30/2011 4.4.2 Tampa 9/30/2011 37.2 Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.k Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.d Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.e Tampa 9/30/2011 37.1.c Toledo 12/31/2017 2129.19.F Toledo 12/31/2017 2129.26.D Toledo 12/31/2017 2129.25 Toledo 12/31/2017 2129.15 Toledo 12/31/2017 2129.19.D Tucson 6/30/2014 9.5.A Tucson 6/30/2014 9.5.F Tucson 6/30/2014 23.2.A Tucson 6/30/2014 9.1 Tucson 6/30/2014 9.9.D Tucson 6/30/2014 16.1 Tucson 6/30/2014 9.5.E Tulsa 6/30/2016 11.4 Tulsa 6/30/2016 B. 30.1.a Tulsa 6/30/2016 B. 30.1.i Tulsa 6/30/2016 7.4 Tulsa 6/30/2016 11.3 Tulsa 6/30/2016 11.5 Tulsa 6/30/2016 B. 30.1.e Tulsa 6/30/2016 B. 30.1.f Tulsa 6/30/2016 B. 30.1.c Virginia Police Bill of Rights 7/1/2018 9.1-502.2 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.6 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 16.3 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.13 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 13.4.2 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 19.E Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.4 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.4 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 13.11 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.12 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 12.14 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 13.6 Washington D.C. 9/30/2008 13.7 West Virginia Police Bill of R None 8-14A-2(2) West Virginia Police Bill of R None 8-14A-2(3) Wichita 12/24/2010 14.8 Wichita 12/24/2010 13.2.b Wichita 12/24/2010 13.2.f.3.d Wichita 12/24/2010 13.6 Wichita 12/24/2010 13.2.f.3.g Wichita 12/24/2010 13.2.f.3.h Policy Language Derogatory material may be purged within twelve (12) months from the employee "Human Resources Department files are a permanent record of an employee's per When available, before an administrative investigator interrogates an officer as a The name of the charging officer, complaintant, or citizen making the charge shal The Records interrogation are not fully shall be completed preserved, since as soon as records ofpossible suspensions and the actual (three days or sha if the questioning interrogation shall isbemechanically limited as or stenographically follows: recorded, the member Any information released to the less) are erased and replaced with a written reprimand. Police Oversight Commission shall not contain On-duty information c) Reductions andthatoff-duty of Suspensions personnel: identifies sworn maximum department of Three (3) Daysof two, (2) two-hour personnel. or Less to a Written sessions Reprimand within The twenty-four parties agree that(24) hour temporary period with suspensions a one of(1)1,hour 2, or break 3 days between that wereout Should a police officer be sued in a civil action for any allegations arising sessions. imposed on In no eventMarch or after shall the 25,officer's 2001, will tourbeof duty and interrogation automatically reduced toexceeda written fourteen reprimand(14) hours under theunless following bothconditions: parties agree to continuation of the sessions. (1) Only Suspensions two interrogators,of 1, 2, or the3 involved days, which officerare/were not appealed, and his/her shall be(up to representatives reduced to a written reprimand two (2) years after the date the suspension The was officer served shall on the notOfficer be subjected if: to any offensive language, coercion, or promis i.If The the grievance Officer does/did is thennot appealed have ato Third Step sustained to be submitted complaint to an impartial for substantially similar arbitrator conduct for a final within two andyears (2) binding from decision, the date ANAHEIM the and thewas suspension APA agreeon served to:the An The employee 29.5.2.1interview Develop who may a has be been suspended, recorded, standing list and of if it mutually demoted, is, the or dismissed employee approved shall arbitrators. may access have be reinstated to to Officer. the recording, An employee 29.5.2.1.1 (2) Thismay Suspensions iflist any of 1, further appeal shall2, orinclude proceedings disciplinary 3 days, nowhich more are contemplated, actions than are/weretaken five (5) notunder mutually appealed,orARTICLE this prior shalltobeany approved under t further arbitrators. reduced interviews to a written reprimand three (3) years after the date the suspension An at aemployee subsequent found time. toThebe unfit employeefor dutythat as a being resultinterviewed of a fitness for duty alsoassessme 29.5.2.1.2ANAHEIM was served on the and the Officer if: APA agree toisre-establish the list of shall arbitratorshave the i.once right Employees Theeach to Officer bring inhas year his classifications inbeen or January. her own recording listed disciplined previously device in Appendixfor "A" and record may be placed substantially any and all on Administra similar conduct, aspects 29.5.2.1.3 and; of ANAHEIM the interview andand, the APAif themay employee agree todoes removeso, the employee arbitrators shallthis from provide All listThe ii. the disciplinary Municipality access to the recording. Officer does/did not have a sustained complaint for substantiallyfollowing at anytime. matters will be removed from the No recording personnel file device at the may be similar used 29.5.2.2 conduct by any Select withinpartythe unless arbitrator the next threefrom thenon-criminal Association (3) and the standing years from get the thelistMunicipality that has are made the earliest, aware Employees under investigation adate writtenthe suspension complaint was 4 wo within of the fact reasonable served on theprior availableto such Officer. interview. hearing date, Employees unless the partiesshall bemutually entitled agree to a transcribed to select copy another (3) Anyof controversy any notes made arbitrator from overthe by alist. whetherstenographer. or not the prior conduct was substantially 29.5.2.3 similar mayStipulate be to presented The decision of the arbitrator will bethe following to a Hearingsubmission Examiner binding language upon under when the all parties othera dismissal provisions hereto. is of submitted this Article.to an impartial arbitrator. "Was (name of employee) dismissed for Employees good (4) Suspensions shall of and sufficient be1,compensated cause? 2, or 3Ifdays if theare/were not, that what interview shall occurs be?" theappealed remedy off-duty, to the Civil at the appropri Service Commission Save when inorthe a Hearing reasonable Examiner judgement are not of eligible the Police forChief reduction prior to a written notice of an int reprimand under this AGREEMENT. Interview (5) Suspensions sessions of 1, shall 2, orbe3for daysa reasonable that are/were period and under reduced reasonable to a written condit reprimand shall Interviewsnot beshall introduced, be conducted cited, under or usedcircumstances in any mannerdevoid in subsequent of abuse disciplinary suspensions or appeals as to that Officer, but the original The statutory time period for the Chief of Police to take disciplinary action agai disciplinary decision is not covered by 37 this Section as to contentions of disparate discipline by other Officers. 5 i) The Officer and his representative shall be allowed up to eight hours to rev 14 g) When the Chief of Police is notified that the Panel plans to review a case in 23 b) Before the Officer who is the subject of an investigation provides a stateme 16 c) Except as otherwise provided by this AGREEMENT, the Chief of Police retain 8 (4) By virtue of its purely advisory role, the Panel is not a governmental body 32 ... The final classification of an allegation of misconduct is within the sole no public release unless police chief says so. Police chief decides eveything. "(2) The final decision as to appropriate 4 Chief of Police, subject to the Officer’s right of appeal of any discipline imposed as provided by 5 Chapter 143 of t "(2) The final decision as to appropriate discipline is within the sole discretio 20 d) Except as specifically permitted in this Article, the Citizen Oversight pr There shall be no legal or administrative requirement, including but not limited If an accused employee declines the option of including an AU on a Departmental 40 After the Private Hearing Boardthe Session, as defined Panel shallin Paragraph meet in PublicC.3 herein, Session thetoaccused receive employee shall be entitled to three (3) peremptory challenges of persons 21 c. Information designated in the possession as members of the Association of the Departmental Representative Hearing Board. Only twoas (2)a resul peremptory 44 2) A Panel recommendation that further investigation by the Department is warr challenges may be used to strike the Hearing Board Chairperson. No individual Neither assignedthe OPM 6may to Traffic employees nor individual sit as a member of themembers of the Panel Traffic Accident Review shall publicly e Board. The If theDepartment Chief determinesagreesto tosuspend choose panel members an Officer on a random for fifteen (15) daysbasis by the C or less, computer from those management and unit members who are in the trial Suspensions A unit pool. board employee thatDepartment The may have shall not be theappealed. option shall give ofThe the Officer a Lodge Departmentalmay and notice choose Hearing toBoard use vacation opportunity to be or conducted present 13 a) Notwhen by than less athe panel composed panel forty is chosen eight (48)ofand an the hours Administrative Lodgethe before Law mayOfficer Judge designate (hereinafter who either is Lodge o the subject Representative or designee who may observe the random selection of the "AU") The panel. and mediator three Thesworn shall Department makewill members, noonepublic increase recommendations being the of number equal rank. Ifnor theshall of officers employee in thethere betoany pool is 50public and represented In themaintain event thatby approximately counsel, a member the shall counsel 30 sergeants shall,and with20 be investigated thelieutenants forconsent an on-duty ofinthe the usemember, pool. The fo of deadly have the option pool shall of selecting also include command the AU process. staff under theIf the employee Deputy is unrepresented, Commissioner rank If theanemployee accident isshallfoundmaketo have the been non-preventable, selection. TheforAUbona will act all records of the accide other than those who have been excluded fideasreasons the Departmental by the Hearing Commissioner Board or Chairperson his designee. and make evidentiary and legal rulings but will not For major disciplinary matters, where a three-person Departmental Hearing be a Board voting member is established, of the such panel during deliberations on verdict or sentencing. "No civilians other than anhearing shall not Administrative be scheduled Law Judge mayany serve sooner than on a Departmen In no event shall an AU be appointed to a Departmental forty-five ( 45) days from the date that counsel for the accused receives Hearing Board without a copy the consent of the accused employee or his/her counsel of record. of the charges and the IAD case book material, unless a shorter period is If Any Complaint: mutually agreed upon Results in suspension, by the Department then andall records will be destroyed after counsel. 5 years unless there are similar complaints within that time period. Legal Results counsel will bethen in demotion provided in anywill all records civilbe case when the destroyed plaintiff after 5 years alleges unlessthat a there are similar "Suspension complaints without pay maywithin only be that time period. imposed in accordance with this Section an Involves sexual misconduct then all records will be destroyed after 5 years During the term unless there are of this Agreement similar complaints all letters within thatoftime instruction, period. letters of caution, Involves sexualagainst If a complaint harassment an officerthenafter all records will be destroyed an investigation is found afterto be5"sustaine years unless there are similar complaints within that time period. If a complaint against an officer after investigation is found to be "not sustain Involves domestic violence then all records will be destroyed after 5 years unless there are similar complaints within that time period. All No interrogations of an Employee removal or disciplinary in connection proceeding with any investigation ·shall be commenced more thanshallone be ( 1)r year afterprovide City shall the occurrence of theand legal defense wrong-doing indemnifycomplained of orisitssued in connec any officer who discovery, if later. However, such limitation shall not apply where the Any interrogation shall be for a reasonable period of time and shall allow for a wrongdoing complained of would, if proved in a court of appropriate jurisdiction, constitute a crime. The member shall be informed of the nature of the investigation before any inter By law, the City is required to indemnify officers in civil matters The questioning shall not be overly long. Reasonable respites shall be allowed. T The member shall not be subjected to offensive language, nor shall he be threat The public safety officer being interrogated shall have the right to bring his or her own recording device and record any and all aspects of the interrogation. If the interrogation does occur during off-duty time of the public safety office All questions directed to the public safety officer under interrogation shall be The public safety officer under interrogation shall not be subjected to offensive Upon written request, a unit member may have written reprimands, suspensions, and lett At the time of a scheduled interview by the Professional Standards Section, a Police Dep In addition, the unit member and/ or the Police Department supervisor/Profess Material purged from a unit member’s files in accordance with the below procedu to Supervisors used Regardingto support or as evidence Progressive Discipline," of adverse as set forth employment in this Agreement,action. The and Department's is limited finding of "Sustained to: — Violation Noted, No Disciplinary Action" is not subject to the grievance procedure. Reprimands 1. reprimand; and suspensions of one (1) to five (5) days will stay on the Officer’s disciplinary history for a period of three (3) years 2. excusing a member for a minimum of one day to a maximum of three from the last date of suspension or date of reprimand, or five days (5) years withoutprovidesfrom pay. the date of the incident, whichever is earlier. Information relating to a preventable traffic accide If an Officer and/or considered in adetermining statement during future the investigation discipline for a conducted period of time promptly not to exceed two (2) years In all instances, following a the Summary Punishment shall be satisfied by deducting the from the equivalent date of such preventable traffic accident and shall thereafter not be used and/or considered Any shooting in any unit member incidentwho employment andisthen the subject action is laterofinterrogated provided an thereofficer is noinvolved by theshooting intervening Employer, investigation preventable IPRA or IAD who accident traffic has involving a of as day(s) part ofoff anwithout pay from the Officer’s accumulated compensatory time The or, atinterview Departmentthe investigation session relatedshall Vehicle and to suchbe for if there a reasonable incident, is, the period of two-year the Officer time, period shall betaking shall provide intowith continue consideratio to run a copy from the date of the most ofduring recent preventable traffic accident and any prior incidents may be used payand/or considered in If Officer’s the portion employment the solecourse of of the above-mentioned discretion, actions. by deducting theinvestigation, equivalent of information day(s) offiswithout learned concer from the report any official thatInpurportedly no event shall any prior his summarizes incident or herfive prior (5)statement or more years old be used and/or considered. Officer’s furlough, personal days, or baby furlough days. In all instances, eight before the When hours a formal statement is being taken, questions directed to the Officer of interrogation. The An Employer Arbitrator Immediately under shalltobe designated prior interrogation responsible the shall by the parties interrogation first for, hold anOfficers shall of issue a under Officer harmless Summary from Opinion, investigation, and in payhe orforshe shall be accumulated An I. Officer All damages accordance orunder disciplinary elective monies with penalties the time, investigation which standard ofincluding may will less be be compensatory than provided adjudged, procedures thirty (30) with days assessed, employed time, abycopy furlough, of suspension, or theotherwiseany and parties personal alltheir demotion, levied and informed be days,asked and in writing by of the nature theordesignated primary of the complaintUnless interrogator. and the bothnames of all parties complainants. agree, no statements loss against mutual of vacation any past he Officeror she practices, has reduction covered which made of by that pay this shall be are shallfinalaudio beand recorded removed binding from on orthein writing the member's parties within and there moreidentity The baby than of furlough days, an Officer shall be under equal investigation to one day shall off without not be pay. made If available the Officer seventy-two personnel Agreement, shall be (72) noaservice subject further hours record toor review of theIAD the three time conditions of the the (3)reprimand years statement setafter forthor the in was Section suspension made. date of 22.4. the under incident Thethis which is media unless there Employer to the two does has the members not been subject of criminal IPRA conviction will or be a present decision in has the been interview rendered room by during the Police Board (or by the will providematter Agreement. questioning. the A of the allegation protections set forthorincharge Sections provided 22.1 and no22.2other suspension above so longor as have demotion sufficient Superintendent), accumulated hasanoccurredexcept where compensatory required duringinvestigation the previousshall by time, law. three then However, the days off shall be period. to the media prior to a the if the Officer is found innocent, the No photoby secondary satisfied of Officer under interrogator may participate inshall be(3) the interrogation, yearavailable made provided that the Officer 2. Officer may All disciplinary is actingrequest and penalties within thethe Department of thirty scope (30) his ordays of prior orissue a public more suspension, statement.demotion, conviction secondary means of for aoff days criminal without offense pay, or unless the toher Officer employment a decision elects being to and use where rendered thethe Police Board, except by his furlough, loss Officer where of cooperates, required as defined in Section 22.3, with the City of Chicago in interrogator personal vacation orthe shallbybe reduction law. present of actions pay shallfor the be entire removed interrogation. fromshall the have The secondary member's personnel defense interrogator of action or or claims. Officers legal days, service babywill orrecord furlough five days.after the date of the incident which is the subject (5) years representation not ask any by the questions Employer until the primaryin any civil cause of action interrogator brought against an matter Officer of the allegation resulting from or or charge arising out provided of the no otherhas performance finished suspension of duties. asking or demotion questions and An has Officer invites the under secondary interrogation interrogator shalltonot be threatened with transfer, dismissal The or interview occurred disciplinaryduring shall action the be postponed previous or promised five for (5) a aask reward year questions. reasonable period. as an Generally, time inducement [in order to theforsecondary the Officer' provide The length of interrogation sessions will be reasonable, with reasonable interruptions interrogator information 3. All permittedentries forrelating and copies personal to necessities, the placedincident in the under meals,member'sinvestigation orpersonnel or and for service exercising recordor any Records will The ask maintained FOPfollow-up shall be by permitted questions the Police to forprovide clarification and telephone Department, store purposes. a any tape calls other The recorder City primaryrest. agency and interrogator tapes in pertaining rights department will the contained Internal not which herein. allegewillThe Department misconduct shall or other not ofbreach retaliate in of discipline, any who isformanner a period The to length ofInvestigation allegations interviews or charges Section which be are for the reasonable, determined usewith any member toreasonable be "not sustained"interruptionsbeing permit against interrogated, of ask more any any than Officer questions three or the covered (3) member until years the by fromthisthe may secondary Agreement date of interrogator who the cooperates alleged has misconduct finished in a or asking or breach "unfounded" Department or which result disciplinary in an exoneration of the accused member shall be investigation. provide of discipline questions hisand own or division recorder knowledge and tapes.ofThe such FOP misconduct recorder and or breachtapes of shall discipline not be immediately utilized shall not for anyremoved beprimary used other from tointerrogator support purpose, the anyand member's disciplinary bepersonnel shallfollow-up exclusive action service chargerecord orproperty theand ofofmisconduct FOP. In invites Disciplinarythe to ask actions subject to this grievance and arbitration procedure shall questions destroyed brought the event against the FOP a sworn tapeactionsmember recorder of the fails to Police Department after the expiration include in accordance all disciplinary with law. except forwork dischargesand the andCity makes terminations. its own of said three recording, the (3) year City willperiod. make This the provision original shall notavailable recordinb apply to to thehte City's use ofo member Employees entries who are or copies discharged of prior disciplinary or terminated actions shall,have which at hisbeen or her option, placed in an select rhis designated representative to copy, but will not provide a copy. this grievance employee's and arbitration personnel service procedure. records, unless such entries or copies have been The decision of the arbitrator shall be binding. or should have been expunged pursuant to any other provisions of this Article XI of the Labor Agreement In such of A copy cases any where the administrative tape, transcript or writteninvestigation is initiated statement made pursuantwithout to ana citiz administrative In the event that investigation administrative charges are filed against an officer by the Chief (such as Discipline a shall fallstatement) Form-I under shall theand be provided grievance to the procedure andpatrol shall officer be based Verbal disciplinary Questioning or warnings interviewing disciplinary of a bargaining written unit reprimands member shall upon in the course be ofremoved an immediately internal following investigation such within the Department of Public Safety. internal questioninginvestigation will beunless or interviewing conducted it is aat hours result ofreasonably related to a shift, a criminal investigation. all decisions unless of arbitrators operational shallrequire necessities be final, conclusive, otherwise. and bindingsessions Interrogation on the City, shall the Union, and the members. be for reasonable periods of time and time shall be provided for rest periods and attendance Complaints to physical against necessities. a bargaining A copy when unit member, of anydesignated tape, transcript by theorChief written to be statement made pursuant to an administrative investigation (such as a Form-I The bargaining member's address and photograph shall not be given to press o statement) shall be provided to the patrol officer immediately following such questioning or interviewing unless it is a result of a criminal investigation. "The Recordsinvestigation are ofautomatically citizen complaints shall be concluded withinwhile ninetyan(90) d shorter schedule is provided for the "Records "Section of adeleted 10.10 positive drugthe establishes based or alcohol periods test of on orthe records schedule refusal below, to submit retention. such This test as Section even provided establishes in this the Article period 17 shall of time for be maint administ "(B) such "All Written Reprimands/Fleet records shall not be Safetyfor utilized Records. any Recordafter purpose of written four reprimands (4) years from and thefleet date safety of the records incidentshall whichbe gave mainr (A) Documented constructive counseling – Not more than nine (9) months following the date of the incident that ga (C) (B) Suspension/Forfeiture Written reprimands of Accrued – Not more Leave in Lieu of Suspension. Record of a suspension or forfeiture of accrued le "The computerized disciplinary datathan basethree (3) years following and disciplinary trackingthe dateshall system of the incident that gave rise to the writt (D) Investigations Held In Abeyance. The specified time period for the maintenance of disciplinary (C) Suspensions – Not more than four (4) years following the date of the incident that gave rise to the suspension, precords referenc (E) Demotions/Terminations. Records of demotions or terminations shall be maintained in each member's Division (D) Demotions "A grievance and Terminations resulting - Four Affairs from an Internal (4) years following Bureau theEEO and/or dateinvestigation of the incident that gave rise to the demotion o (E) Documented constructive counseling, written reprimand, suspension, demotion or termination records that are shall begin at Step 2." "The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding on all parties." "It is the policy of the City that corrective/disciplinary action shall be issued by appointed "(C) If a member under is this subsection, placed on authorized either within the department leave without pay under or paragraph under the auspices (A) of thisofSection, the Criminal the memberJustice Council, may use shall not be liable for any compensatory civilpersonal time, damages from emergencyany acts or omissions leave, and/or vacation arising out timeof(but suchnot officer's sick leave) service which on thethe board member as long as the member has accrued at the time of the board of the of officers authorized acted leave in good without pay faith while andawaiting withoutthe malice hearinginand carrying decision. out Ifthatthemember's member isresponsibilities exonerated ofor theduties. charges, A member the of the board of member's officers leave bankiswill presumed be restored. to have acted If the memberin good faith and is found without guilty, any malice suspension unless willproven otherwise.and the member's leave bank will not be be prospective, restored." (c) Evidence which possesses probative value commonly accepted by "To facilitate reasonable and Lodge prudent representation of aconduct memberofwho is affairs the focus ofbean investig Expedited Arbitration. Topersons the extent in thethat a dispute their regarding a shall suspension of admissible "Any than in evidence moreinterrogating, and givenor questioning, probative interviewing effect. of The a membertribunalwill conducting be conducted the i hearing three (3) shall days ofgive effect or the employee to the discharge of rules of privilege recognized by law and may Upon exclude request or an theEmployee employee's cannotattorney,be resolvedsaid employeethroughor theattorn Chief’s incompetent, irrelevant, immaterial and unduly repetitious evidence. All When records Hearing the and documents orofficer mediation receives which the written (if applicable), anyanparty notice desires Employee,to appear to use with atthe shall internal be affairs approval offered of the forand an made a Association, part of the record. Documentary evidence may be received in the form Prior of to the of interview, orthe by Officer shall beby allowed to view any and all digital re willcopies have the excerpts right to appeal incorporation the disciplinary reference. action to expedited arbitration. the The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding upon the aggreived empl (d) Every disciplinary party action shallmust have bethe right oftocross-examination appealed arbitration by providingof witnesses who The testifyCityand willmayprovide submit a legal rebuttaldefense to any evidence. police officer in a civilwritten lawsuit, notice on to the Except Department in exigentwithin circumstances, seven (7) daysthe of officer the date shall of thebe informed decision resulting 48 hoursfrom priorthe to (e) The Chief’s tribunal may take notice of judicially cognizable facts and in addition The may interview takeAny notice shall be completed of general, technical withorreasonable dispatch. Reasonable respites s Hearing. information requests shall scientific accompany factsthewithin request its to specialized arbitrate. knowledge. The The employee Parties shall shall not be besubjected notified beforehand to any offensive of thelanguage, materialsnor so noticed shall he by be t the trial Department board. will No law-enforcement provide responsive officer information may be adjudged to the extent guilty required of any A Ancomplete Employee record, who either written, taped or, ifataped, transcribed of as soonbyas prac offense applicable unless law, the is indicted hearing or charged tribunal with is satisfied felony, that guiltahas crime been moral established turpitude, by substantial or aevidence. and within thirty misdemeanor with (30) days of receipt a potential of the Association’s jail sentence may be placed requests. on unpaid The arbitration No formal complaint administrative leave against a law-enforcement officer seeking dismissal or susp hearing without must be pay but with held medical within sixty (60) days benefits pendingof the thedate outcomethe appeal thewas filed by All The the records City willcompiled provide legal as a result counsel of any and investigation pay any costssubject and judgments toofthe criminal provisions that ariseof proceeding. out of lawsuits Employee, Interview so long as sessions an arbitrator on the panel has availability time. Therewithin shall abesixty At filedtheagainst conclusion Employeesofshall the be for reasonable criminal alleging proceeding, any periods act committed if theofDepartment while said Employee chooses times not was to in p (60) pursue day All the questions period.good faith directed to the officer shall be asked by and through no more than disciplinary action, the Employee will be reinstated. If the Department pursues performance The Chief of his duties. ofaction Police, at toahis orA her contrary determination sole discretion, in aby the City is not final and Except disciplinary binding upon as refusal for answer matter questions arising of themay outpurused same rescind valid or set ofinvestigation, facts and no offic mitigate circumstances completeany disciplinary asmay conduct investigative action interviewat any step of the disciplinary process The Department provided including, by butthe notMunicipal Code of theofCity informal theof member, counseling Detroit including sessions but is concerning subjecta notation minor to review of allmiscon those recess by an limited surrounding periods, arbitration to, after shall the be criminal the conclusionrecorded proceedings, and there of an arbitration. the shall Employee be no However, unrecordedwill be the Chief subject questions to of Police fol All the written reprimands will be issued and implemented as soon as practicable or panel shallstatements. under have the Atgrievance the request of the member, arbitration provisions a copy of thisof Agreement. the investigative Pending a An Employee discipline interview shallwill process be be given forty-eight pursuant furnished to tothehim.terms (48)andhours timewritten framesnotice set forth prior in to an 9. Article final no authority to increase inany disciplinary action afterthan the investigative An Employee Neither determination the interview indicted home or a non-criminal charged with investigation, a crime less aconclusion except felony, in cases of of a crime an of arbitration. emergency. moral In non-criminal investigations, the Employee shall be suppliedofwith of whether address or nor notthe the photograph Employee of is any entitledmember to defense suspected and indemnification any aturpitude, copy of any by the thatwith complaints or arecords misdemeanor haveabeen filed potential against jail him/her sentence may andbe all relevant assigned to All City,personnel the City shall which undertake promptly include homesuch addresses, defense phone on behalf numbers of such and pictures wrongdoing In Disciplinary information administrative shall at the be Appeals, duties timegiventhe to theiswith he/she consistent press orderedtheor needs the to news appearof media theat the without Departmentinvestigative the or written Employee. Employees consent hearing of In required the examiner member. to be interviewed orinstances arbitrator shall ahave by the the authority Professional to: Standard (a) sustain Bureau will interview. suspended those with pay where command level investigation of an be This given discipline; forty-eight provision informal resolution shall citizen’s complaint, (48) otherwisehours bewritten in as opposed notice accordance prior with to the Section to those on DPD 512, progresses investigative 13-11-3 of theto pending interview. of the criminal proceedings. Municipal the (b) reverse Code point where of disciplinea written(except statement that discipline is to ordered, shall the notofficer be increased); willhours be provided (c) modify Provided, the City of however, Detroit that the obligation give forty-eight (48) written with an inter-office discipline; and, (d) as memorandum applicable, award stating back thepay,complaint in whole made or inagainst part. Inhim, cases the notice identity of shallthe termination notperson apply: (1) tofiled individuals who haveandbeen arrested; (2) to that After an of Employee or indefinite who is ordered suspension, to the make complaint, thewritten any hearing the examiner statementspecific inorquestions arbitrator response tohas any al individuals discretion to the investigating who are reinstate questioned supervisoran employee wants under andMiranda; answered. impose This and anshall(3) include unpaid where the suspension, seriousness investigations of the investigation isruling notwithstanding of such City degree that an immediate 309 interview is required. delegated to the the commandin to handle of Wacofrom v. Kelley. other departmental S.W.3dagencies, 536 (Tex.such 2010). as the Internal Controls Bureau. The decision of the hearing examiner or arbitrator, if rendered in Disciplinary action in non-criminal matters must be taken against an officer with accordance with the provisions of Section F. of this Article, shall be final and binding upon the Association, all bargaining unit employees, and the City. "The Chief, and only the Chief, may order or request a polygraph examination. "(f) The Director or the Director's designee may not release any information conta "Officers suspended up to a maximum of ten (10) working days may, upon the Offic "In the event that a civil action is filed against an officer for conduct arising out "Except in exigent circumstances, an officer involved in an officerinvolved shooting, critical incident, and/or custody The formal interrogation of a law enforcement officer or correctional officer, including all recess periods, must be recorded on audio tape, or otherwise preserved in such a manner as to allow a transcript to be prepared, and there shall be no unrecorded questions or statements. Upon the request Except as provided in of the interrogated this subsection, officer, disciplinary a copy of any recordingaction, of the suspension, demotion, interrogation session must be made available The law enforcement officer or correctional officer under investigation must be i to the interrogated officer no later than 72 hours, excluding holidays and The officer who is the subject of the complaint may review the complaint and a weekends, following said interrogation A complaint review board shall be composed of three members: One member selecte A complaint review board shall be composed of three members: One member selecte Any person who is a participant in an internal investigation, including the compl All identifiable witnesses shall be interviewed, whenever possible, prior to the b Interrogating sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to allo All questions directed to the officer under interrogation shall be asked by or thr The law enforcement officer or correctional officer under interrogation may not Before the questioning of any Employee as a result of a complaint by a citizen, tha The Employee being questioned shall have the right to bring his/her own recordi The Employee under investigation shall not be subjected to visits by the press The Employee under investigation shall be informed of the nature of the investig The questioning session shall be for a reasonable period taking into consideratio All questions directed to the Employee under investigation shall be asked by a However, after reviewing the anonymous complaint, the department may The Employee attempt under investigation to independently corroborateshallthe notinformation be subject to offensiveit language providing can do soor without All video recordings, audio recordings, digital files, written statements, other subjecting the involved member to an interview. If the department is unable to ….an officer shall corroborate not be required the information, to submit the matter willtobeany single interview dropped. The time for framelonger to t Discipline corroborate served to anonymous a represented complaints employee, is thirty will not calendar to be used days; to aggravate The officer under discipline investigation shall not be subjected anyexcept offensiveallegations language, that beyond on the face the following are criminal. If time frames: the department 3 years-non independently punitive, 5 years discovers punitive athe All It iscomplaints understood filed thatagainst purging a member of Internal ofAffairs the Employee files Organization directly associated willwith be comp the potential notice of policy intent violation, service the department may initiate an internal disciplinary Subject actionsinterviews or witness investigation. mentionedconducted above willwith be purged in like memers, represented fashion. All files including date(s) that thewill be used for the starting/ending time period for the above. Any Records fact finding exception Purging. to All disciplinary interviews this employee time to determine matters will be if policy removed, violations haveupon the member’s occurred may be The CITY represented request,and DEPARTMENT from the HPOA shall be maintain Members notified will offile berecorded, purged personnel the underidentity atthe the of theschedule. same therepresented following complaining times and audio Records taped. When Purging. occur All such interviews disciplinary are matters will be removed, upon the employee frame Purged under will also shall documents have the only may atbe theretained opportunity direction to byof record thethe the Chief Department interview. and apursuant written tomember’s explanation any request, will from thetoHPOA be provided the Members personnel file at the following times and applicable the under following conditions. affected statutoryemployee. document retention schedules; however, such documents Disciplinary the followingTransfer- conditions. two (2) years after the date the employee signsmayor isnot be given the opportunity to sign the adjudication. Major used bySuspension the Department (41 or for more hours) - five disciplinary (5) years purposes afterfuture. in the the date the of Evidence employee purged signs or is given the opportunity to sign the adjudication. discipline can only be 24 Written Reprimand- raised for rebuttal months after thepurposes date the in anemployee administrativesigns hearing or is give if The arbitrator's decision shall be final and binding the employee claims he has no disciplinary history or as it pertains to Brady v Maryland 373 U.S. 83 (1963). No employee shall serve a suspension without pay until an Arbitrator or the Any internal Personnel investigation, Board has rendered except where criminal a decision, whichever charges are being procedure investigated, is applicable. Employees Any employee may appeal suspensions uniteither who isthrough the Contractual Grievance Except when anofemployee this bargaining has been arrested the subject or indicted oforan internal charged byinvestigati a Procedure prosecuting (Article official,29) the or through Department, the Personnel on its own Board, except initiative, will for not Police release a The law enforcement officer under investigation shall be informed of the nature o Officers photograph in the or Academy home and Sworn Police Officers serving the initial probationary period. address of an employee under investigation without the employee's written permission and permission of the Chief of Police. performance requirements of the employee’s position, a Performance Judge shall make the final and binding decision in lieu of an Arbitrator. If the Union alleges that the adverse action was not due to a failure to meet performance requirements At butthe forwritten request of the employee, a transcribed copy of the interrogation, if transcribed, shall be furnished to the disciplinary reasons employee within fivewithout just cause, (5) working the Performance days after the request. IfJudge a tapeshall first is recording proceed No employee shall serve a suspension without pay until an Arbitrator or the Per made with making a determination on the merits of the Employer’s action as of the interrogation, the Employees foremployee shall, upon (40)written request, have access to provided insuspended “5” a period of forty hours or less may request forfeit the below, and if adverse actionbe taken was based on failing to meet performance Interrogating sessions tape. The original tapeshall reasonable shall remain periods the property ofand andshall becustody in the timed toofallow the fo based Police The law enforcement requirements, officer under the Performance investigation Judge shall issue shall beand a final informed bindingofdecision. the rank,Ifna Department. the Expenses incurred in the reproduction of the tape and/or No materials concerning a complaint shall be entered in any personnel file of transcription Performance of Judge determines the interrogation(s) shall be that the borne adverse by the actionas employee was not basedbyonthe occasioned Removal of Derogatory Material - An employee may request that performance requirements, the Performance Judge shall any thenderogatory material whi determine, employee's request. Copies shall be made only by the Employer based on of Derogatory Material After Four Years - Any derogatory materials and shall be Destruction more than fo certified to be appropriate true. Theofemployee standards may, at the review, whether the disciplinary employee's action option,was have theor with interrogation session recorded on the employee's personal tape recorder. without just cause and render a final and binding decision. Confidentiality - All matters under this article, including investigations, shall be Interrogation sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to all Each employee shall answer only those questions specifically, directly, and narro The employee being interrogated shall not be subjected to offensive language or All questions directed to the employee being interrogated shall be asked by and In the case of a Temporary Suspension, the Chief may suspend an officer for dis In the case of an Indefinite Suspension, the Chief may suspend an officer for dis Any letter, memorandum, document, notes or other communication (oral or written) If the disciplinary action is overturned in its entirety on appeal by the Commiss An officer is entitled to and shall be provided written statements or affidavits r The Labor Relations Committee (LRC) shall have the sole and exclusive authority t The Chief, or in his absence from the City or disability, his designee may impose All No mediations officer shallshall be conducted be subjected as requiredwithout to interrogation by Departmental first beingrules and guideline informed in writing "An of the officer nature under of the investigation. investigation for a Class If an administrative II violation proceeding investigated is at the divisio instituted, A complete the officer record of shall be informed shall any interrogation beforehand be made,of the names of all The officer being interrogated shall be provided a copyand a complete of the statement/complai complainants. The information shall be sufficient as to reasonably transcript or copy shall be made available to the officer under investigation apprise the officer of the nature of the investigation. without charge and without undue delay. Such record may be electronically recorded. Interrogations sessions shall be of reasonable duration and shall permit the offi The officer being interrogated shall not be subjected to professional or personal A recommendation of discipline shall be made not later than sixty days after the ti Once an employee is scheduled for interrogation by the Internal Affairs Office, h If an officer "Files has a consecutive that contain five-year the following periodwill information freebeofpurged discipline, anyfollowing on the disciplinschedule: •Employees Formal Investigations - Cases shall have the that right to aredocumented have unfounded, exonerated, or not sustained disciplinary actions and ot - one (1) year from the date of ca • Sustained Formal Investigations cases involving written reprimand without suspension - three (3) years from the d The City shall have the right to put any employee on immediate paid administrati • Sustained Formal Investigations - cases involving written reprimand with suspension or loss of pay - five (5) years • Formal Counseling will be purged one (1) year from the date of issue. Official records of Formal Counseling will be Any law enforcement officer who is the subject of an investigation or interview The law enforcement officer under investigation shall be informed in writing the charges almost never occur following police killings and, as such, this has been coded as a de facto "Yes". "The Sheriff, or designee, may impose an immediate suspension without pay The entire interrogation or interview of a law enforcement officer, including in theadvance times ofofallthe conclusion recess periods, ofshall any of bethe procedures recorded, set forth and there shallinbe thenogrievance and arbitration article or in the Civil Service and Personnel Rules and unrecorded Regulations inquestions or statements. the following cases: A copy of the recorded interrogation or interview 1. NoWhen shall suspension be an employee provided has with loss upon ofbeen request arrested pay shall within on 72 hours a felony be implemented untilfollowing charge (other any the arrests than requested civil interrogation for or interview. service or arbitration hearing has been held and an opinion rendered, exceptas incidents occurring in the "good faith" performance of their duties, such accidental as providedshootings) for in Article 13. (This shall not apply to terminations). 2. When an employee fails a substance abuse test (with confirmation) In any suit, legal action or proceeding, wherein an employee covered by this Agre 3. When an employee fails to obey a lawful direct order from a superior officer 4. When an employee is a danger to himself/herself or others" Whenever practical, any officer who is the subject of an investigation will be i The decision of Interrogating the arbitrator sessions shall be or interviews submitted shall to the City periods be for reasonable and the and Association shall be and shall be final and binding on both parties. The law enforcement No Police Officer shall officer under investigation be discharged, or interview shall discilined, reprimanded, reducednot be subjec in rank, compensation, position, All questions directed to or thedeprived of anyinterrogation officer under emplyment advantage or interview or shall givenbe anas adverse evaluation of his/her serice without just cause. Any such action Disciplinary charges must be brought withing 30 days from the date of the alleged asserted by the City or any agent or representative thereof shall be subject to Critical Incidents. the grievance In the event procedure a BARGAINING set forth herein, includingUNIT EMPLOYEE is involved in a inding arbitration. critical incident and a statement is required to be given to detectives, the They City willwill Department provide endeavorall emploees to provide withtheallBARGAINING necessary legal UNITadvice and counsel EMPLOYEE with ai reasonable The questioning period of time, shall based on in be reasonable thelength. circumstances, Reasonable following respitesthewillcritical be allow incident to provide a formal statement to the investigating element. Generally, The member of the the BARGAlNlNG Force UNIT shall notwill EMPLOYEE be subjected be permitted to any offensive up to language. forty-eight No p (48) hours to complete Prior such statement, to any investigatory exceptor interview asrequest otherwise for provided a written herein. response, Thethe BARG member may choose to give a statement sooner, but such decision shall be left With to thethe exception individual of Miscellaneous member and his or her Investigations, representative.bargaining unit members Additionally, should shal the need Unless arise to obtain otherwise agreedatoformal statement in writing, sooner for it is expressly purposes agreed of filing that BOPC shall poss charges and/or maintaining a subject who is in custody, the member shall Unless otherwise efforts make reasonable agreed to to provide in writing, it is expressly a statement to theagreed that BOPC Department shallthe within po timeframe necessary Unless otherwise agreedfor filing charges.itBARGAINING to in writing, UNIT EMPLOYEES is expressly agreed that BOPC shall pos No policeinofficer involved shallincident, a critical be subjected who are to interrogation in a departmental required to provide a statement,matter will be After a Personnel involving alleged Incident Report misconduct on is or his prepared, her part,the Supervisor/Commander until forty-eight (48) hours shall pr given a reasonable amount of time to secure representation prior to the have expired staiernent from being the time the request for interrogation is made to the given. accused No Whenpolice officer, officer a police in aswriting. officer The interrogation a condition has been of continued charged shall be conducted with employment apay violation ofby thewhile therules local unit departmental of Any police officer is on officer duty. suspended The police with officer ormay without be requiredwhotoissubmit not given a a hearing written as pr government or regulations, shall no be compelled public to speak statements shall or betestify made or be questioned concerning the by any alleged report personof orthe bodyalleged incident if the request of a nongovernmental nature;is made and by the department no violation later by any person or persons of the local unit of government or the police officer so charged, until final disposition of the charges; than the end of the subject officer's next tour of duty after the tour of duty during which the department initially was made aware of the charges; No threats, promises, or coercions shall be used at any time against any police of "Letters of reprimand and suspensions of less than 5 days will be removed from t "48 hours prior to being interrogated or asked to otherwise respond to and admini "If an officer is suspended indefinitely, and the officer does not agree with the The employee shall not be subjected to any offensive language, nor shall he be "The employer threatened withshall provide transfer, each employee dismissal, or other with legal counsel disciplinary action.without cost...if No promise of c reward "48 hoursshall be to prior made as interrogated being an inducement to answering or asked questions. to otherwise Nothing respond to and admini herein is to be construed as to prohibit the investigating officer from informing "The interview shall be completed with reasonable dispatch. Reasonable respites the employee that his conduct can become the subject of disciplinary action, which could result in disciplinary punishment. All disciplinary matters will be removed from the personnel file at the following Personnel investigations that result in "exonerated," "unfounded" or "not sustain No citizen complaint shall be placed in an employee's file. When the Department possesses infonnation in an electronic, audio, video, or wri request, within 30 calendar days of receipt of either Labor Relations' determination that a matter does not meet the definition of a grievance, or the Sheriff's UOFRB decision for something less than tennination, that the matter be resolved by an Arbitrator.
If the grievant wishes to appeal a termination the Association may request,
within 30 calendar days of the date on the Notice of Termination, that the matter be resolved by an Arbitrator. Employees, whether a witness or subject employee, will receive 48-hours notice o As a guideline, no interview session will extend more than four (4) hours unles When the Department possesses infonnation in an electronic, audio, video, or wri LFUCG shall not take any disciplinary action against any member for any non-crimi Supervisors may maintain one file on each member under their direct supervision Coaching and counseling sessions shall be removed from the member’s record tw Discipline greater than or equal to a written reprimand shall be grievable LFUCG may refuse to pay a judgment or settlement in any action against a Member LFUCG shall provide for the defense of a Member in any legal action filed again Internal Affairs will not investigate any complaint received forty-five (45) calend C.(1) A law enforcement FILE MAINTENANCE officer, upon -- PERSONNEL writtenIfrequest, ACTIONS. an employeeshall have any record has received of a formal Personnel A complaint made against the officer for any violation of a municipal or parish ordinance or state Any criminalemployee statuteandwho listedis theParagraph subject of(2) a complaint filed withinvolving the Internal Affairsviolence O All complaints PSUindirected of this Subsection investigations begun after domestic the effective date of expunged from When his personnel file, if the complaint was made anonymously an employee has had a complaint filed against him in Internal Affairs, the c this Agreement to the police department and the charges not are involving not substantiated criminal allegations within twelve shall beAffairs months completed of the lodging and forwarded of the complaint. to the days The (2)(a) employee Any shall contact the Internal Unit within five (5) calendar Chief or hisviolation designeeof a municipal or parish ordinance or state statute defining criminal battery and All for interrogations The assault. Chief review of Police and ofshall any make disposition police aemployee within final onedecision or law hundred enforcement inand the matter(180) eighty officer within days60ofin days theof r connection (b) "If Any an officer with violation complaint, initiation is the of requiredother tomunicipal appear foror parish any of ordinances the below or state specified statutes activities including criminal or unpaid leave, the while on suspension investigation trespass, shall criminal be defineddamage recorded in full. The police employee or law enforcement 1. of Court the PSU officer as shall investigation not orto in Article property, 6.3.A; a return and, of theor disturbing case by thethe peace Chief if the incident or designee to PSU,occurred at either the home 2. An of the interview whichever is victim or related the to officer a or personnel the violation complaint, was the grievance result or of other an obvious domestic dispute. investigation." be later prohibited in enforcement from time. In the event obtaining that a copy Metro of the recording or transcript of the No law officer shall haveGovernment any comment needs adverseadditional time to enter to his interest recording complete The policean of his employee or law enforcement officer shall be granted up to thirty statements investigation, upon histowritten request.of the one hundred and eighty (180) days, days secureprior MetrotoGovernment such may therefuse expiration representation, to pay during which time a judgment all questioning or settlement in anyshall actionbe Metro suspended. against a Member, or if Metro Government pays any claim or judgment against Government any shall provide a written explanation to the Member and FOP Any Member interrogation of a police employee or law enforcement officer in connection setting forth the pursuant to Section 2 of this Article, it may recover from such Member the specific amount reasons for the need for additional time. of such payment and the costs to defend The Professional Standards if: Unit (PSU) shall complete its investigation within a r L the Member acted or failed to act because of fraud, malice, or corruption; or The IL the forty-eight Documents actioncontained was ( 48) hour outside written in supervisory the actual noticefilesshall shallinclude not aretained behis copy his of the complaint. after onethe (1) ye Upon Documents request of the contained Member underor in supervisory apparent investigation files shall scope not orbe of employment; representative, retained after one (1)or In 111.the event a written complaint does not exist, the forty-eight ( 48) hour year the Member fromMember shall saidbe willfully failed provided documentation. a copyorofrefused to assistofthe the transcript thedefense recorded of the cause notice of To action,shall include preserve interrogation, if oneother confidentiality has been written andmade, information protect and the sufficient privacy a copy to adviseaccess of Members, of the recording. the TheMemberto a Member of the including Member's specific the allegations failure personnel to give records of misconduct. notice shall to be Metro Government restricted to the pursuant following: to Section 4 shall provide the Professional Standards Unit (PSU) with an audiotape, or of i."Nothis Secretary/Examiner previous discipline of technological equivalent at his expense.against the Merit a Member Board. may be considered by Metro Government or the Chief as the basis for an n. Article; 1. AMember or who previous is thereprimand written subject ofmay the file or authorized be considered forrepresentative. one (1) year following the issuance of the reprimand. If 111. 1v. after the reviewing Member's Member the complaintorinvestigation, supervisor. compromised settled (72) the Chief concludes the claim the Member i 2. No Apolice previous suspension officer as a of seventy-two condition of continued hourswithout employmentor less,byortheanapproval the involuntary local unit of transfer of may be considered for three ( 1v. Metro 3. AChief previousor Chiefs designee. suspension of over seventy-two (72) hours may be considered for five (5) years following the issuance government v. Director ofshall Government; or beGovernment Metro compelled toHuman speak or testify ororbedesignee. Resources questioned by any person v. or body of a nongovernmental nature. vi.the Metro Member obtained Government private Mayor or counsel designee. without the consent of the Jefferson County vii. County Attorney or designee Attorney's office, in which case, Metro Government may also refuse to pay any When Only a police officer has been charged with a violation of departmental rules or legal the Member, Public Integrity Unit detective and I or his supervisor and Member's fees incurred counsel by theshall be present during the Member's interview. Members Member. shall not be required to provide a statement concerning the use of deadly No Member shall be subjected to interrogation in a departmental matter involving force during a criminal investigation with Professional Standards Unit detectives present. (c) (1) A complaint against a law enforcement officer that alleges brutality in the execution of the law enforcement officer’s duties may not be investigated unless the complaint is SIGNED AND sworn to, UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY, by: No threats, (i) the promises, aggrieved or coercions shall be used at any time against any police o individual; (ii) a member In the event anofemployee the aggrieved individual’s is proceeded immediate against family; or is the defendant in an action or (iii) an individual with firsthand knowledge obtained because the individual: In the event 1. was present anat action or specialthe and observed proceeding is prosecuted alleged incident; OR by a third party bef 2. ForHAS A VIDEOtorts intentional RECORDING the EmployerOF THEagrees INCIDENT to payTHAT, up toTO THE BEST $5,000 eachOF THE and $2 person INDIVIDUAL’S KNOWLEDGE, IS UNALTERED; or Unless a complaint is filed within 366 days after the alleged brutality, an investi (iv) the parent or guardian of the minor child, if the alleged incident involves a minor child. (2) In (a) (i) general.- The interrogation On written shall be suspended request, for a periodofficer a law enforcement not exceeding may have5expunged BUSINESS An days employeeof until will representation be given is an exactEvidence obtained. copy of any Admissibility formal complaint.- of awritten formalstatement complaint he may a law against (ii) Withinorthat execute, 5 BUSINESS if the questioning DAY is period, the chief mechanically for good cause shown or stenographically maythe recorded, extend the period for obtaining representation. employee will be given a copy of such recording and/or transcript immediately upon requestofbyinterrogation Each session him/her. If there shall:is(i)any bediscrepancy between for a reasonable theand period; recorded (ii) allow and transcribed versions of the statement, then the employee shall be All questions afforded directed to the the opportunity law enforcement to listen officer under to his/her recorded interrogation statement to correctshall b transcription Disciplinary errors prior resumes to signing. During departmental the course of the investigation, only. to the If the grievance is notwill contain resolved in sustained Step #4, the matter will becharges submitted employee will bindingInternal not arbitration. show Withinhis/her statement fifteenan (15) to any calendarasdaysother employee. of receipt Copies of Before Affairs interviews employee a direct resultofofthe answer a complaint b statements of the Director willofnot be used Police in anythe Services, way to compromise Association the ongoing will notify the Director of investigation. Police Services and the City Director of Human Resources of its desire to submit the matter to binding arbitration. The interview will be completed as soon as possible. Reasonable time will be pr The employee will not be subjected to any offensive language, coercion or prom Any documented The entire performance interrogation or discipline or interview of a lawresulting in written enforcement or verbal officer, counsel including Only a bargaining the timesretained unit of all recess member periods, who has shall shall permanent be recorded, Civil and thereService shall status be no as a Records sworn Police Officer by Internal Affairs in the Miami be destroyed Police Department after may a period appeal of five ye a suspension, unrecorded demotion, orquestions dismissal or statements. through A copy ofprocedure the recorded interrogation or All identifiable witnesses shall bethe grievance interviewed, whenever contained in this possible, prior to the b interview shall be provided upon request within 72 hours following Agreement or in accordance with the appeal procedure of the Civil Service the interrogation or interview. Rules, but not both. Such grievances shall be filed at Step 3 within the time limits set forth in Step 1. It shall be the sole right of the Chief of Police to transfer bargaining unit mem All sworn bargaining unit members, prior to the final determination of a monet The bargaining unit member's interrogation will take place after all other witne Interrogating sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to allo All questions directed to the officer under interrogation shall be asked by or thr The bargaining unit member under investigation may not be subjected to abusive Grievances over discipline shall be initiated at the level of the Grievance Proce In addition, the member shall also be served with a notice informing them of their If an employee is required to submit to interrogation by the employer concerning Investigations into an employee's conduct which do not result in the imposition The decision and award of the arbitrator shall be final and bidning upon the Cit The City, through the Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department or his/her des "Critical Incident - Involved Officers. Invovled Officers, as defined below, shall Each day of the initial period of administrative leave (up to seven days for an In Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, a law enforcement agency "The shall,duration not laterof thanadministrative 48 hours before leaveany forinterrogation an Involved Officer or hearing shall isbeheldnot less relating Pending to an investigation Investigation conducted of Allegations of pursuant Misconduct. to NRSThe289.057, providedesigne Chief or his/her a written notice to the peace officer who is the subject of the investigation. If the The City shall provide law enforcement agency legal counselthat believes to defend any other anypeaceemployee officer against has any any action o knowledge Witness andofInvolved any factOfficers relatingare to the complaint entitled to consultor allegation with their against the peace legal counsel du officer who is the subject of the investigation, the law enforcement agency The shall duration providerecord A complete aofwritten theof administrative notice to sessions atthe leave which peace ashall be statement officer formal atadvising the discretion the peace is taken ofmust the officerChief be that made heby or she electronic must appear recording and or be interviewed otherwise. Except where impractical due to the immediacy of the investigation, Upon as a witness written in request connection of the with officer summary the whose investigation. statement Any is peace taken, a officer who complete copyservesor as a witness transcript must during be an made Sessions Following interview atmust which Critical be aallowed formal statement Incident, neither a reasonable is taken witness mustnor officers betoof reasonable involved officers duration shall v available and must to thethe give officer officer without reasonablechargeperiods oropportunity undue for delay. rest and arrange The session personal for the may be tape necessities. presence The recordedpeaceby and theassistance officer, investigating of a representative any representative officer and of theby theauthorized peace officer officer byor under NRSthe 289.080. law investigation Any When peace officer specified in this subsection may waive theornotice required enforcement practicable, agency sessions may must make a stenographic, be held during digital the officer's magnetic regularly record scheduled of A civilian pursuant the interview, review to this board, section. interrogation commission, or hearing. or other oversight If the agency body shall records not havework the proceedings, the a shift. If the session is not held during the officer's regularly scheduled work No 2. The the agency law notice shall enforcement at provided the peaceto agency the orofficer'speace governmental officer request and unit who is publicly expense may the subject provide of release the a copy of photographs o shift, the officer investigation the: must must be paid by the employing agency at the officer's current include: The review board compensation rateshall for consist of three (3) sworn employees to be chosen as a) (a) A description Stenographic follows: transcriptoftime spent theofnature attending the session. of the investigation; the proceedings; or prior b) toboard (b) A Recording a. Each commencement summary on theofdigital member ofor alleged shall any be interrogation misconduct magnetic chosen of the tape. at random session: peace fromofficer; among (1) those an officer (c) The shall date, employeesofwith be time informed and at leastplace ofof three the the name and interrogation (3)be years rank of service ofhearing; or thea person in charge of as The the photograph interrogation (d) The name anda peace all rank officer other of persons the may officer who in released: will charge be if the present of the officer during investigation authorizes the and the the r police officer with the City. interrogation; officers The b. Any who lawemployee will conduct enforcement hasany who agency interrogation shall a direct interviewororhearing; supervisory interrogate over relationship the peace office during (2) an officer (e) The theinvestigation charged employee shall name ofbe informed any other shallofficer of person the be disqualified nature who willof the be from serving investigation, present and the on any interrogation at An names of a peace may be conducted in response to a complaint o or thehearing; review board. and of all c. Any known (f) A complainants statement employee who setting shall forthbe is directly thedisclosed involved provisions in theto ofthe officer unless subsection investigation 1 of the of NRSchief289.080. administrator the violation of the officer's shall be disqualified employer determines that the identification of The the law enforcement agency shallfrom allowserving the peace on the review officer who is the subject of th board. complainant The d. Any lawemployee shallwhose enforecement not be disclosed agency sense shall of because limit the fairness anditscope is necessary sound ofjudgment for the protection the questions during the of int an informant is impaired or because by containing his/her personal disclosure would relationship jeopardize or compromise the No document comments adversewith to a the peace charged officer shall be entered int integrity employee an accurate shall copy beofdisqualified the transcript from or serving tape on the shall be review to the officer, upon provided During or security board. an interrogation of the investigation; session,and the following requirements shall be adhered to: his 1) written Each request, nosession interrogation later than shall fifteen notthe working exceed two days hours after the investigation unelss the parties mutually consent to continuation of the e. has The Onebeen (1) board completed. notification member memo that shall asks be theof person rank to of Lieutenant schedule an or appointment with hour period, unless the parties mu 2) There shall not be more than two interrogation sessions within a twenty-four Captain. the 3) investigator The (1) combinedmember will inform that duration of anbeofficer's person to have workofshift the Association representative and any interrogation sessions shall not exceed fourteen hours w f. One make the board appointment, ifshall they want of the rank a representative. Sergeant. The appointment shall g. beOne Theremade (1)within shall board not be member four more shalltwo than (4) working bedaysof the same rank interrogators of receipt at of anyas the said given notice. timeThe charged interrogation employee. shall be conducted at a time when the peace officer is on duty, An h. Ifofficer there shallno not be subjected to offensive language or illegal coercion by his unless the are seriousness qualified of the employees investigation of thedictates ranks specified otherwise. However, no within The the Newark Department administrative Police will, interview upon Department, or written request the remaining to the Chief board of Personnel by the indi vacancies interrogations, may be filled in which by police officers who meet these Where an employee hasthe been officer charged could withreceive a Schedulepunitive A"action, violation shallas be listed in Pat eligibility The arbitrator's conducted criteria without, who award atarewillfrom least be other forty-eight final andDelaware binding (48) hours police on notice. the Association If the peace andofficer its is departments. members, on a the employee or employees involved, and the City. If the arbitrator shall non-paid Whenever award status, back any he wages civil shallcovering action receive is brought call the backperiod against pay;of any if the under employee’s employee administrative separation covered byleave thisfrom Agreem The with the peace officer payroll of the shall City, alsoamount the have right so to bring his awarded shallown be recorder less any and record any unemployment The interrogation and all session shall be for a reasonable period of time, taking into pay, noaspects compensation additional of the received interrogation. compensation orand shall be which compensation paid unlesstheunder the officers employee wouldis required not have to consideration The be City interviewedshall the not or gravity willfully interrogated complexity subject the peace outside of ofhisthe officerissue beinginvestigation administratively investigated. modified to visits shift earned During had the employee not been suspended or terminated. by the press hours; is or news media interrogated nor release for a period of time thewhich peacewould officer’s extendhome address beyond hisor the interview/interrogation, photograph to the press or news the officer mediaand his representative without his express consent. shall be allowed assigned breaks toshift confer (10withhours); or would require hisinterrogation representative or travel counsel, which would extend if reasonable and beyond The peace his assigned officer shift (10 under hours). shall not be subjected to offensive requested language or threatened with transfer or disciplinary action, or loss of his job. by the officer. All rights guaranteed by NRS 289.060 and/or 289.080 shall apply. No promise of award shall be made as an inducement to answering any question. Disciplinary action, defined as written reprimand, suspension or termination, i If known, the officer shall be informed of the name of all complainants. The interviewing of the officer under investigation may be taped and/or recorded The arbitrator's award shall be final and binding on the parties to this agreement Three due process options: a) A Departmental Review Board b) A hearing chaired b "Chief of Police will make all promotions." All police officers who are sued for violation of constitutional rights while act "If resonable suspicion exists, the employee must be prohibited from working or Interviewing sessions shall be for reasonable periods of time and shall be timed The officer being interviewed shall not be subjected to any questioning intended All interviewing shall be specifically, directly and narrowly related to the officer Any Any disciplinary employee whoaction hasmust be imposed satisfactorily and received completed twelveby(12) themonths officer within of 100 ca employment An employee with may the CITY that request shallany have the right that reprimand to appeal to either is greater thanthe one year old b Personnel Board or arbitration, but not both, from a suspension, An employee may request that any suspension that is greater than five (5) years termination of employment, or reduction in classification or pay not later than ten (10) working days after receiving notice of such action. Unless agreed to by the employee, the CITY shall not divulge the reason for any An accused officer shall be informed of the nature of the investigation and shall An accused officer shall be informed of the nature of the investigation and shall The interview session shall be for a reasonable period taking into consideration An employee shall not be subjected to any offensive language, nor shall he be t All questions directed to the employee during the interview shall be asked by on Any "sustained" findings inserted in an employee's Civil Service personnel File sh The employee under investigation will be allowed to read the l.N.O.l. before the The formal interrogation/interview of an employee, or any issuance of orders in The purpose of this article is to establish a mechanism for the sole, expeditiou The City may establish a Citizen's Police Review Board as provided for in Chapte For the purposes of recommending discipline for a sustained violation, the emplo An employee who is arrested or charged with a felony or designated misdemeanor The A unitlength memberof questioning periods must under investigation be reasonable, by Professional with rest Standards periods Bureau or abeing ca Police Department The employee supervisor will not for a disciplinary be threatened matter with transfer or anythatdisciplinary may lead to a action a written During reprimand,internal investigations suspension, or interrogations, demotion, or discharge, questions and who ismust be limited interviewed or to th At interrogated, Nohis request, more thanor a requested oneunit member person to produce shallmay ask have any documents questionsdocumentation, relatedshall at any time. to disciplinary be given aactions which are over ten (10) years old written Notice Ofgiven a. Any discipline Investigation (Form 80-58DB) a unit member informing that resulted him of theofspecific in a suspension eighty (80) hours or less and, If the nature In employee recognition of the does the not recieve investigation, of mutual his anytoformal benefit status inboth the discipline investigation, the city and during the and the unit all twelve (12) mo member, known b. For an infraction which did not result in a criminal charge or actions which did not include violent or assaultive be allegations suspensions ofMAY c. Any infraction misconduct BE served that is noinvolved underconsidered longer the in the following interviewtime to be aofdisciplinary limits, the unitat member. the unit under matter In current contemporary department s member’s addition, the option. Unit members unit member and/ormaythe serve Policesuspensions Departmentof more than 40 At the on hours timeanof the scheduled alternating weeklyinterview schedule. by Unit Professional membersStandards will Bureau, a Polic supervisor/Professional Standard Bureau representative mayalso be allowed mechanically to exchange record up to 40 hours of vacation or comp time in exchange for serving such interview/interrogation a suspension. The city retains the option to deviate from this provision for Material purged, or meeting all criteria for purging, from a unit member's divi suspensions involving sexual harassment, violence in the work place, felonies, and drugs/alcohol. The interview/interrogation session shall be a reasonable period of time, taking into consideration the gravity and complexity of the misconduct being investigated. If during the course of the above mentioned investigation, information is lear During the course of the administrative investigation the investigator will not i When a police officer is accused of misconduct on either a Bureau charge or on a A sustained Disciplinary Action Report ("DAR") disciplinary action shall be considered against an officer in any forma 3. Disciplinary action in the form of a suspension may be considered in determining the penalty for any subsequen The City will remove DAR's from an officer's PAR's system and file at the conclus Any disciplinary action resulting in discharge, suspension, written reprimand or d Upon completion of the investigation, OMI findings and conclusions will be given No police officer shall be compelled by the City to be interviewed by and/or to t Employees' home addresses, phone numbers, and pictures shall be kept confidenti If an officer is charged with a criminal offense requiring suspension under the The City shall provide legal counsel to any employee in connection with any civil The parties agree to no more than $600.00 in Legal Defense Fund money maybe exp The complete interview of the officer, noting all recess periods, shall be When recordedtheand investigation the officerresults in a determination upon request of a sustained will be provided a copy of complaint and dis the recording, or Thethe officer officer willmay also recordwith be furnished thethe interview namesat ofthe officer’s own all witnesses andexpense. If the w complainants interviewed officer is subsequently charged and any part of any recording of Whenever delay in conducting the interview will not jeopardize the successful acc the The interview arbitrator’s is transcribed bybe decision shall thefinal Bureau, the officer and binding, butshall be given ashall have the arbitrator complimentary copy thereof. no power to alter, modify, amend, add to or detract from the terms of the contract. Whenever delay in conducting the interview will not jeopardize the successful acc Interviews shall not be overly long. The officer shall be entitled to such reasona All interviews shall be limited in scope to activities, circumstances, events, cond Interviews shall be done under circumstances devoid of intimidation or coercion (1) Disciplinary actions other than letters of reprimand shall be sealed upon wr unless the employee requests such unsealing -- and then only for examination by Disciplinary Letters action forwill of reprimand violation(s) of departmental be effective for a period ofrules and/or twelve (12) regulations months followi shall No not be instituted against a law enforcement officer under public statement shall be made prior to a decision being rendered this chapter by That more"just cause" for any discipline as defined hereinafter, including discharge, the hearing thansealed committee three (3) years and after no public statement shall be made if the involvesisa officer The action found innocent shall unless notsuch the incident, be held officer except where to discriminate requests suchthe a public against incident statement; employee provided, in any potential however, criminal offense, in which caseapply disciplinary actionmakes under athis chapter Discharge.thatAnythis subdivision regular employeeshallofnot if the officer the bargaining unit being public discharged shall re may statement. The foregoing shall not preclude a law enforcement agency,for be instituted at any time within the statutory period of limitations in asuch offense criminal matter, from releasing information pertaining to criminal charges which The lawhave been filedofficer enforcement againstunder a lawinvestigation enforcementshall, officer, thetoofficer's prior status of any interrogating employment and the identity of any administrative charges brought against No law enforcement officer shall be compelled to speak or testify before, or b said officer as a result of said criminal charges. Summary: The chief or the highest ranking sworn officer of the law enforcement The law enforcement agency and the law enforcement officer under investigation s The interrogation shall be suspensed for a reasonable amount of time until repr Interrogatin sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to allow Except as provided All questions directedin Section 2 of this to the officer Article, under discipline shall be covered interrogation asked bybyand t Civil Service Law Section 75 and 76. The Hearing Board shall be selected in the Any law enforcement following manner: officer under interrogation shall not be threatened with tran A. The disciplinary Other Appointing grievances Authority willfor submit employeesto the member who receivea discipline list of 3 command other than th officers of the rank of Lieutenant or higher from which the member must No removal select at leastor2disciplinary proceeding who shall serve on the·shall Hearingbe commenced Board. more than eighteen ( B. NoThe member command may submit discipline shalltobethe Appointingunder commenced Authority a list of more this Section 3 other than ninety members holding a rank higher than his rank from which the Appointing The recordshall Authority of any command select discipline one member shall of the be removed Hearing Board.from a member's personne C. If a civilian A member of is the named to serve bargaining unitonshall thehave Hearingthe Board right toupon the request electronically orof the otherw complainant, the civilian will serve in place of one of the Appointing Authority's Decisions of the arbitrator shall be final and binding on the Club, the City and an designees. The member will decide which command officer will be replaced by the civilian. The City agrees not to release the Police identification photograph of any memb Upon receipt by the City of a request for the employment records of a member o Unless the nature of the investigation requires immediate attention, the member Shall not be subject to any offensive language nor shall he be threatened with tr Upon execution of this Agreement, suspensions of three (3) days or less that Such were letter will be withdrawn not appealed fromshall by the Officer an employee's officialreduced be automatically personnel to afile two (2) written reprimand When two (2) years an employee Documented after is notified disciplinary the date thator actions, the related he/she other suspension shall was documented beadverse subject served to an IAon thecomments interview, Officer he/she ifshall the be Officer did not informed have ahe/she whether sustainedis acomplaint for the same rule It is understood within that from the arbitrator will suspension only interpret this Agreement and will i witnesstwoor a(2) years principal. Thethe date the employee shall normallywas served be notified on of the the officer. nature of Suspensions that no the investigation were appealed later than thetoday thebefore Commission or Arbitrator by the Officer the interview. are not eligible to be reduced to a written reprimand under this Section. The The length original of employee investigative interviews shall be of a reasonable duration. Furthermore, the employee shal suspension paperwork sent to the Except as provided Commission in this section ofwill thisreflect Article,the theconditions Chief andof this City Section are precl to reduce the applicable suspension to a written reprimand. The reduction of any The Chief or his counsel and the Officer and his counsel may mutually agree in wri suspension contained within this subsection does not qualify for any form of reimbursement to the employee. The Officer shall be allowed to review but not copy verbatim or photocopy any c Each board shall make independent recommendations and forward these recommend The Chairperson of the CAAB (the Deputy Chief), on recommendation from any mem police officer may use holiday, vacation, or bonus days as compensation for sus The city will defend any police officer, in and out of court, who acted in lawfully The Officer under investigation shall be informed 48 hours prior to being interr The interview shall be completed with reasonable dispatch. Reasonable respites s The officer shall not be subjected to any offensive language, nor shall he be th "Except as provided in this subdivision and subdivision (g), no punitive action, nor denial of promotion on grounds o The public "If the act, safety officer omission, beingallegation or other interrogated shall have the of misconduct rightthe is also tosubject bring his ofor a criminal investigation or criminal pros her own recording device and record any and all aspects of the interrogation. Formal reprimands without further penalty more than two (2) years old, and those Any officer or officers under investigation will receive at least three (3) worki In the event an OCC investigative hearing is determined to be appropriate and i Only persons authorized by the Commanding Officer of the Personnel Division m In the event an OCC investigative hearing is determined to be appropriate and i or other unavailability disciplinary transfer(i.e. of a critical witness shall- the havecomplainant, the option ofthe choosing between officer being the investigated), or dispute-resolution necessary delays in the provisions of this Agreement, or appeal to the Civil Service processing Commission. of forensicAny employee evidence who wishes by other agencies) to preserve the Chief themust right contact the of appeal to Guild prior to the the Commission must comply with the time requirements for filing such expiration appeal of the 180 asdaysspecified seekingintothe Civil Service extend the timeRules. Within period. Any request for twenty extension (20) days based on of the date of a Notice of Discipline, the employee The may Department shall file an appealofwith undertake investigations the Civilshall Service of possible Commission orthat misconduct pursue the and the unavailability dispose of them within witnesses a reasonable include period aofshowing time. the witness is grievance expected to procedure become or both. The grievance procedure shall begin at Step IV Arbitration available in a reasonablefor thisperiod process.of time. A request for extension based upon the The above criteria City agrees thatwill an Officer suspected of misconduct may be ordered to answer not be unreasonably denied. The period of investigation may also be extended No photo of an Officer under investigation for criminal violations or disciplinary by mutual agreement betweeninthe An officer involved anyGuild President on-duty incident and in the which Chief. the officer causes serious bo The 180 day period shall be suspended when a complaint involving alleged The City conduct criminal will pay for PORAC Legal Defense Fund for each employee during the t No is disciplinary beinginreviewed action by awill result from prosecuting a complaint authority or is orof misconduct being prosecuted where at thethecity, complaint is made to the Internal Inves Except cases where the employee is physically medically unavailable to parti 2. where state the named or federal level,employee conceals acts of misconduct, or 3. for a period of or if the alleged conduct thirty (30) days following occurred in another a final adverseand jurisdiction disposition is being in civil litigation alleging intentional miscondu criminally investigated or Internal investigation files shall not be retained longer than the current year pl prosecuted in that jurisdiction. In cases of an officer involved fatal incident, the After 180 day three years period from the date of a written reprimand, an employee who is not will commence The Department whenshallthe completed furnish thecriminal employee fileand is provided the Guildtowiththe aProsecuting classification rep Attorney, and will only be If the interview tolled in the event is tape recorded criminal charges by the are Department, filed. the employee and/or the Gu In The the DRB event shallanbeoutside comprised agency conducts of three a criminal (3) voting investigation members. of a matter One member of the DRB s within the All due process jurisdiction hearings of the City, and shall thebeDepartment held by thereceives Chief of the Police. completed criminal file "Onlywith theless Chiefthan of sixty Police, or his/her designee under the circumstances set fort (60) days remaining for the administrative investigation, the Department will Unless have upfurther investigation is deemed necessary, the Chief shall make the final to an additional sixty NOTHING (60) days IN THEto complete AGREEMENT its administrative BETWEEN THEinvestigation; CITY AND THEinGUILD no event, SHALL shall BE CON the investigation last It is further more than 240 agreed days. that (personnel file) shall not be released to outside group Compliance Records of allwith this provision sustained is required complaints, includingif findings are to be entered the punishment imposed,orshould b discipline is to be Unless imposed. pursuant Issuance to of a court order ornotice a Loudermill by operation of intentoftolaw, access will discipline to internal invest constitute conclusion An employee of will the be precluded from using accrued time balances to satisfy a di administrative investigation for purposes of this section. At least five Nothing calendar in this articledays and no prohibits themore than thirty City from days prior disciplining to thejust (provided interview, cause exists) an The questioning shall not be overly long and the employee shall be entitled to su officer convicted of a crime, or laying off an employee pursuant to Civil Service The employee shall not be subjected to any offensive language, nor shall the em Rule IX, Section 6 (d). Employees may request (to the Chief of Police) that written reprimands be expung The decision and award of the arbitrator shall be final and binding upon both par All disciplinary decisions will be made by the Chief Both parties agree that the carrying out of departmental Policy and Procedures is Internal investigation files that do not result in an advanced finding shall not, Interviewing shall be completed within a reasonable time and, in all internal inv The employee will not be threatened with dismissal or other disciplinary punish All interviewing shall be limited in scope to activities, circumstances ,or events "Discipline of less than sixteen (16) days disciplinary suspension or disciplinary Discipline of sixteen (16) days or more of disciplinary suspension or disciplinar In the case of any disciplinary suspension or disciplinary leave, the officer may Disciplinary grievances that resulted from an Assistant Chief Chain of Command Board shall be submitted at Step 1 within twenty (20) calendar days of the A Police Officer shall have the right to appeal an administrative suspension to decision. the Civil Service Disciplinary Commission grievances thatand within ten resulted from (10) days of a Chain ofreceiving Command notice Board ofshall be A. Internal affairs placement on case files reports may be destroyed and/or expunged after submitted at Step 2 within twenty (20) calendar days of the decision. If C. Sustained complaints administrative discipline suspension case to files and reports determine whetherwithgood a discipline cause exists disposition for (as d placement from Disciplinary on the Chain administrative of Command actions leave and Board followed may be appealed may to either utilize earned allegations discretionary initiated the Civil Service by an Commission or to holidays, individualaccrued vacation or individuals leave,ofaccrued outside the PolicesickDepartment, bonus time or compensatory the aggrieved A civilian time, employee review for some may or board, alsoallrequest of thecommission, suspension a Complaint orperiod. other Reviewoversight Board, body beforeshall filingnot have2the a a Step If an employee grievance, The commission is placed on administrative suspension and withinmakes a recommendation for disposition and discipline to the chief the Police Chief thereafter twenty (20)determines calendar days thatofdisciplinary the Chain of suspension CommandorBoard'sdisciplinary leaveAfter decision. is the Except warranted,in cases of malfeasance in office or willful or decision is rendered by the Complaint Review Board, the aggrieved employeeon the disciplinary suspension or disciplinary wanton leave neglect shall of commence duty, the may effective submit Sessions date the at which Stepaofformal the administrative 2 grievance statementwithin is suspension twentymust taken (20)and ofif reasonable calendar be the days employee thehas and of duration been Board's on paid leave, such paid leave will not be restored. If the length of time of the disciplinary decision. suspension or disciplinary leave is less Disciplinary action, suspension, demotion, or dismissal may not be undertaken than the length of time by of The decision of the arbitrator made within the scope of his authority as the the administrative suspension, the employee will be compensated for Any lengthdiscplinary outlined ofin time on Sectionaction2(A)resulting administrative from anshall suspension of this Article, investigation beyond be final and that the is reopened period binding of upontimethepursuant of the disciplinary aggrieved suspension or disciplinary leave, by receiving The law enforcement officer or correctional officer under investigation must be i back pay, if docked, or by having employee or paid the PBAleave and restored, if such but the Employer paidneither leave was partytaken. waives If the Police its rights It will determines Chief be an employee'sthat a right to record demotion is his own Internal warranted, the Affairs shall employee investigation be int under returned state law. to duty immediately and receive back pay for the period of administrative suspension, The if Such Employer docked during provisions shall, such allow upon the the time, orrequest of an paid have his/her employee suspended,employee leave demoted covered restored, byif this suchAgreement or discharged to file a paid leave an Theappealwas Employertaken. to the Civilupon shall, Servicethe Commission. request of anThe employee employee may take covered by thisanyAgreement one (1) a of the following actions: Interrogating c) File a grievancesessions shall be for as provided for in reasonable Section 8 periods startingof at time step and two shall (2) withbe timed the Director of Human All questions directed resources withinunder to the officer ten (1 interrogation 0) business days shallofbewritten asked by or thr notification of the action, or fourteen (14) business days following the mailing The law enforcement officer or correctional officer under interrogation may not of a written notice by first class mail to the employee's address contained in his/her official personnel records. Except as provided in this subsection, disciplinary action, suspension, demotion, If the investigation of such allegations is not completed within 180 days after The officer who is the subject of the complaint may review the complaint and al The employee under investigation shall be informed of the identity of the indiv The employee under investigation shall be informed of the identity of the indiv The formal interrogation of the employee, including all recess periods, shall be The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding upon both parties. In cases where it is decided to relieve an employee from duty pending an investig In any matter where an employee is required to submit a written statement justify Interrogation sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to allo The employee under interrogation shall not be subjected to offensive language All questions directed to the employee under interrogation shall be asked by and When a single anonymous complaint is made against an employee and there is no (D) Suspensions, as set forth in (B) and (C) above, may be removed after two (2) The City shall only retain disciplinary records (including but not limited to recor The decision rendered by the Arbitrator shall not be precedent setting, but will b Interrogation sessions shall be for reasonable periods of time, It is agreed that reduction of accrued vacation is an effective means of The Department corrective willwhich discipline strive does to complete the investigation not impose of a non-criminal financial hardship on the matter The TPOA Employee (on behalf of its member) may take suspensions of 80 hours or less in addition,and an does not who is a subject of a non-criminal investigation may rec employee and create nota appealable to the Civil manning problem Service Commission, for Employer. An Employee to binding arbitration. who commits an offense for which the Interviews Employee of employees could be will bemay, at a reasonable sole hour, preferably the when Any the investigation employee is orsuspended, on review duty. Interviews at anthe involvingwill employee be discretion completed be of shallwithin Chief,only conducted a be by the offered a vacation leave reasonable Subject time to the accrual reduction and approval shall in lieu ofbe of the conducted in a professional Chief of Police, suspension, which, if accepted,manner permanent employees facing disc shall be considered using aThe standard City agrees suspension investigative and interviewing techniques. The forto defend and hold harmless all employees covered by this Agreemen employee purposes of shall be given discipline. progressive reasonableAn breaks for personal Employee necessities, so disciplined cannot receive meals, telephone additional calls, and rest periods upon request. discipline Complaints forthat thewere sameinvestigated incident. Reduction of accrued and determined vacation to be shall be unfounded, limited or exonerated to two (2) shifts The for aOfficer may be informed single incident. of the of The reduction name of allvacation accrued complainants, if known shall not if it is be subject tode any grievance Officers under investigation may record the proceedings with his own equipment procedure. An Employee who is to be disciplined may elect to receive a A written appeal involving suspension, promotion, demotion or dismissal shall s suspension without pay in lieu of such reduction of accrued vacation. Disciplinary actions listed below may not be considered, utilized, or be the bas Interrogating sessions shall be for reasonable periods and shall be timed to allo The Officer under interrogation shall not be subjected to offensive language or All questions directed to the Officer under interrogation shall be asked by and The law-enforcement officer shall be given an opportunity, within a reasonable ti The employee shall be given a written decision and the reasons therefore no later The Department, upon written request of an employee, will remove from the Pers A District or Division Commander shall attempt to resolve a disciplinary matter a Prior to the commencement of any administrative interview, criminal interview, The parties agree that arbitration is the method of resolving grievances which h “The Chief of Police or his/her designee shall take adverse action after providi “In cases in which a timely appeal is filed, the adverse action shall not be taken u No photo of a member under investigation shall be made available to the media prio An employee shall be given administrative leave of up to: ten hours to prepare f "When a member is placed in a non-contact status pending investigation of the use of deadly force, the member m According to DC Metropolitan Police Department Policy, in non-contact status," a member has been assigned to an Interview and interrogation sessions will not consume unreasonable periods of ti During No moreinterviews, than threemembers shall not interrogators be subjected at one to scurrilous time shall question the language. officer or fireman under investigation. No poilce officer or fireman under interrogation shall be subjected to offensiv Any letter of disciplinary action to be placed in an employee’s personnel file sh When an employee The employee is charged and the with FOP shall misconduct be entitled whichthe to record does or reasonably may result i interview electronically or in writing. Employees receiving discipline shall have the option of forfeiting the appropria The interview shall be completed as soon as possible. Time may be provided for p No offensive language, coercion or promise of reward as an inducement to answering questions shall be directed at the employee. Nothing herein is to be construed as to prohibit the investigating officer from informing the employee that his conduct can become the subject of disciplinary action. 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interrogation Prevents the identity of the officer or information about the investigation from being released to the oversight com City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Limits interrogations to two 2-hour sessions within 24 hour time period, and fourteen hours when combined with o Limits the number of interrogators to two Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Officers have paid leave or disability if unfit for duty, including due to substances Paid leave for officers involved in police killing, at discretion of Police Chief Erases sustained violations after 1 year (reprimand) or 2 years (suspension/transfer/demotion) Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays officers while being interrogated off-duty 24 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Erases records of 1-3 day suspension, replaces with written reprimand Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Limits civilian power to conduct misconduct investigations meetings can be held in secret, don't have to abide by sunshine law No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power No civilian subpoena power No civilian subpoena power panel not allowed to hear any data in public session PBA knows what everyone said even in private, cannot disclose publicly police chief, if doing nothing, keeps info from getting out Prevents civilian oversight from criticizing Police Chief Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension 48 hours for the police officer to prepare before giving statement Prevents the public from accessing information about mediation results and processes Limits drug testing after police shootings Erases records if accidents are found to be non-preventable, erases records in accordance with officer's bill of right Allows officers to remove three members of the disciplinary hearing board, ensuring a board of officers that are mo Limits civilian discipline power, prevents civilians other than Admin Law Judge from serving on a disciplinary hearin Limits civilian discipline power, prevents the Admin Law Judge (the only civilian on the disciplinary hearing board) f Prevents officers from being disciplined until a departmental hearing board in many cases, delays the hearing board City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense paid leave for officers involved in misconduct, except when charged with a felony which almost never happens Depends on "public records law" but worth investigating Erases complaints that were "sustained" after 18 months if no similar complaints are filed within that amount of tim Erases complaints that were not "sustained" after 18 months Erases sustained violations after 5 years Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians 1 year statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation City indemnifies officers for civil matters, but not criminal ones Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation City pays officers while being interrogated off-duty Limits the number of interrogators to two Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Erases sustained violations after 3 years Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Material purged or allegations which are not sustained are not used to inform the future disciplinary decisions 48 hour delay in cases of police shootings, can be denied by Chief Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits questions that can be asked to involve only one alleged violation Erases sustained violations after 1-7 years, depending on status of the case and its findings Gives officers a copy of their prior statements after a police shooting Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration, except for dismissal. Prevents identification of officers unless they are found to have committed misconduct by the board or courts Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media unless they are found to have committ Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits type and order of questions asked during interrogation, limits the number of interrogators to two and limits Erases disciplinary records after 3-5 years Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents prior misconduct from being considerered in new cases against an officer 1 year statute of limitations on self-initiated investigations or no discipline can be imposed 90 day statute of limitations on imposing discipline after charges are filed Erases sustained violations after 6 months to 2 years Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents prior misconduct from being considerered in new cases against an officer Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians, limits inter 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed. After an initial 90 days the consent Erases drug or alcohol test records after 6 years. Erases records Erases records after three years. Erases records after three/four years Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits civilian discipline power, puts discipline power in the hand of police supervisors Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension 24 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians, limits inter Gives officers access to all evidence prior to a hearing Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers access to video/audio evidence prior to an interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays full cost of legal defense 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to be completed within 'reasonable dispatch', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilia Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Limits civilian discipline power, allows officers to appeal discipline to a hearing of all law enforcement, which can ov Limits civilian power to conduct misconduct investigations Prevents the public from accessing information about internal investigations Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the number of interrogators to two Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Erases records of counseling for misconduct after one year Erases records of written reprimands for misconduct after two years Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Allows officers to be paid while suspended for criminal charges in some cases City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense 48 hour delay 48 hour delay 48 hour delay in non-criminal investigations 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed, 2 year statute of limitations on crim Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian power to issue a lie detector test Prevents personnel files from being released without a court order or permission of the officer involved Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension City pays full cost of legal defense 48 hour delay for police killings 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Limits civilian participation on complaint review boards No civilian participation on complaint review boards Prevents the identity of the officer or information about the investigation from being released to the public/media Delays interrogation until all witnesses have been interviewed Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that civilians don’t get Limits the number of interrogators to one Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Gives officers access to the complaint prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods' Limits the number of interrogators to two Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits civilian access to evidence needed to conduct misconduct investigations Limits interrogations to 6 hour sessions max Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation 120 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed 30 day statute of limitations on verifying anonymous complaints, unless they allege criminal activity, or the compla Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Prevents consideration of past discipline in current investigations after 3-5 years Erases records of disciplinary transfers after 2 years Erases records of suspensions after 5 years Minor suspension purged after 3 years Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Even if retained, disciplinary records that are supposed to be purged cannot be considered in subsequent investiga 60 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline, criminal investigations exempted from this rule Erases exonerated/unsubstantiated violations Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media paid leave for officers involved in police killing paid leave for officers involved in police killing Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that civilians don’t get Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Complaints not entered into personnel file if they aren't proven, so important patterns can be lost Erases 'derogatory material' after 2 years if requested Erases 'derogatory material' after 4 years no matter what Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents the public from accessing information about internal investigations Limits interrogations to 30 minute intervals, total interrogation limited to 'reasonable period', and gives officers bre Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time 180 day period after departement is made aware of incident for temporary suspensions to be imposed, which are l 180 day period for an indefinite suspension to be imposed after an incident occurs All records of mediation are not made public nor included in the officer's file Erases records for any complaint that has been expunged Gives officers access to all witness statements prior to interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power Prevents the public from accessing information about mediation results and processes 48 hour delay 48 hour delay Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation 60 day statute of limitations on imposing discipline after an incident has occurred, 30 day statute of limitations on i Gives officers access to information about the nature of the investigation prior to an interrogation Prevents consideration of past discipline in current investigations after 5 years Erases disciplinary records after a period of time pursuant to department policy paid leave for officers involved in misconduct Erases formal investigations after 1-5 years Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays full cost of legal defense paid leave for officers involved in police killing, except when charged with a felony which almost never happens Delays interrogation until all witnesses have been interviewed Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time 30 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense, except for paying punitive judgements Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power No civilian power to influence training practices 48 hour delay 48 hour delay in cases of police killings 60 day period to convene hearing after charges are filed or no discipline can be imposed Prevents officers from being compelled to testify in civilian non-governmental forum or structure Prevents public statements regarding an investigation until it is concluded 48 hour delay Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Erases reprimands after 5 years, suspensions after 10 years. Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays full cost of legal defense 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation No history of officer misconduct in files No record of investigations or complaints that have been dismissed No recording complaints of officer misconduct in employee files Gives officers access to all evidence during an interrogation as a means to correct inconsistencies in their explanatio Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 4 hour sessions Limits questions that can be asked to involve only one alleged violation 30 day statute of limitations, initiating when an offense occurs, or no discipline can be imposed (for non-criminal off supervisory files are erased in one year timetable for erasure of disciplinary records Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays costs of misconduct settlements unless the officer violates scope of employment or otherwise acts neglige City pays full cost of legal defense No investigating complaints submitted 45+ days after incident Erases (sustained/unsubstantiated/etc.) records from supervisory file after 2 years Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Prevents internal affairs records from being considered in subsequent investigations after 18 months 10 day delay No civilian discipline power City pays officers while being interrogated Erases exonerated/unsubstantiated violations LEO must sign off on any negative comment about them in their personnel file Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation 30 day delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians 180 day limit on investigations (that don't allege criminal activity), can be extended if written explanation for delay Limits investigations to a "reasonable period of time" Erases supervisory files after 1 year Erases supervisory files after 1 year Gives officers access to the complaint prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation No civilian discipline power Prevents consideration of past misconduct in deciding discipline Prevents officers from being compelled to testify in civilian non-governmental forum or structure Prevents personnel files from being released to the public Prevents the identity of the officer or information about the investigation from being released to the public/media City pays costs of misconduct settlements unless the officer violates scope of employment or otherwise acts neglige 48 hour delay Limits the number and types of interrogators in cases of police killings Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation City pays full cost of legal defense City pays full cost of legal defense unless officer found to have acted outside scope of employment City pays up to $5k for individual and $25k per case for misconduct settlements 1 year statute of limitations on submitting complaints or no discipline can result Disqualifies complaints unless they are submitted by someone involved in the incident, their family member, some Erases exonerated or old records Formal complaints which have been exonerated are inadmissible in court or administrative proceedings that determ 5 business day delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the number of interrogators to one Erases unsustained violations Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits interrogations to be completed 'as soon as possible,' gives officers breaks civilians don't get Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Any discipline that took place more than 3 years ago is not accounted for when being promoted or transferred. Erases records after officer no longer employed for 5 years Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power Delays interrogation until all witnesses have been interviewed Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods' Limits the number of interrogators to one Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension Limits interrogations to work hours, except in exigent circumstances or cases of police deadly force Erases exonerated/unsubstantiated violations Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power 3-7 days paid leave for officers involved in police killing 3-7 days paid leave for officers involved in police killing 3-7 days paid leave for officers involved in police killing Allows paid leave for officers involved in any alleged misconduct City pays full cost of legal defense City pays full cost of legal defense paid leave for officers involved can last up to 30 days 48 hour delay Limits the type of questions that can be asked Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation No civilian discipline power Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians, limits inter Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media unless officer is arrested or gives perm City pays officers while being interrogated Officers cannot be suspended without pay during an investigation 48 hour delay Gives officers the right to explain an answer or deny an accusation at any time during interrogation Limits questions that can be asked to involve only one alleged violation Prevents adverse comments from being entered into an officer's personnel file without consent Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint, and names of their interrogators, prior Gives officers access to the recorded interrogation within 15 days Limits interrogations to two 2-hour sessions within 24 hour time period, and fourteen hours when combined with o Limits the number of interrogators to two Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Expunges "unfounded/exonerated" investigations Expunges Schedule A violations after 2 years if "not guilty" found Limits civilian participation on disciplinary hearing board. Gives an all-police review board power to review cases w City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable period,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits type of language and incentives used during interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Gives officers access to the names of complainants prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits civilian participation on disciplinary hearing board No civilian power to promote officers City pays full cost of legal defense Leave with pay if suspected of being on drugs Limits interrogations to 'reasonable period' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits the type of questions that can be asked 100 days to impose discipline from when an offense occurs, or no discipline can be imposed (except when disciplin An employee may request that any reprimand that is greater than one year old be removed from his personnel file An employee may request that any suspension that is greater than five (5) years old be removed from his personne Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media 24 hour delay Gives officers access to information about the nature of the investigation prior to an interrogation Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that civilians don’t get Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time Erases sustained violations after 1 year Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power Prevents consideration of past unsubstantiated allegations in deciding discipline Allows officers charged with serious crimes to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on suspension Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that civilians don’t get Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits the type of questions that can be asked Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time Expunges any discipline record after 1 year if the Commissioner places it in abeyance Removes certain disciplinary records from officer personnel files Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Prevents consideration of past misconduct in deciding discipline Allows officers to use vacation time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension Limits interrogations to 'reasonable period' Limits questions that can be asked to involve only one alleged violation Limits the type of questions that can be asked Erases unfounded complaints after 1 year History of disciplinary actions are erased after specified number of years. History of disciplinary actions are erased after specified number of years. Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power No civilian subpoena power, diciplinary findings do not need to be released to Civilian Oversight Board Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Allows officers to be paid while suspended for criminal charges in some cases City pays full cost of legal defense City pays up to $600-1200 legal fees following a police killing Limits information about misconduct entered into personnel files Gives officers access to the names of all complainants and witnesses prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to not be 'overly long' Limits questions that can be asked to involve only one alleged violation Limits the type of questions that can be asked Discipline documents are "sealed" and can't be opened without officer's request Only Office of Chief of Police may unseal records Reprimands destroyed after one year. Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Prevents consideration of sealed records of misconduct in deciding discipline Officers continue to be paid until the outcome of a pre-termination hearing 3 year statute of limitations on imposing discipline after an incident occurs, except for criminal offenses Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Prevents officers from being compelled to testify in civilian non-governmental forum or structure Prevents the public from accessing infromation about internal investigations Allows officers to be paid while suspended for criminal charges in some cases City pays 50% of legal defense Delays interrogations for a 'reasonable amount of time' for the officer to obtain counsel Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the number of interrogators to one Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration, except for suspensions over 10 days, termination 18-month statue of limitation on investigations (except where offense constitutes a crime) 90 day statute of limitations for imposing command discipline after misconduct has been alleged Erases records of command discipline after 1 year if no further incident has occurred Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits the number of civilians serving on disciplinary hearing boards to one, allows officers to play a role in selecting Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media without officer's permission Prevents the public from accessing information about past investigations against officers that were unustained or e 48 hour delay Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Erases "letter of reprimand" after 2 years Erases sustained violations after 1 year Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration 24 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable period,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians 180 day statute of limitations on investigations, 180 day period for investigation to be initiated into criminal offense 180 day statute of limitations on investigations, 30 day extension with consent of officer Erases records of suspensions after 2 years, replaces them with written reprimands Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation No civilian discipline power No civilian subpoena power Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension City pays full cost of legal defense unless officer found guilty 48 hour delay Limits interrogations to 6 hour sessions max, limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation 1 year statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Dept shall ignore formal reprimands after 2-5 yrs for purposes of promotions, etc. 72 hour delay Gives officers access to all (non-confidential) evidence prior to being brought before the civilain oversight structure Prevents personnel files from being released without approval of the Commanding Officer of the Personnel Division 72 hour delay Limits investigations to a "reasonable period of time" Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian subpoena power Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media 40 hours paid leave after police killings City pays into a fund for legal defense for LEO 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed 3 year statute of limitations on imposing discipline after an incident occurs Erases internal investigatory files after 3 years Erases records of written reprimands after 3 years Gives officers access to the complaint prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Limits civilian discipline power, creates a disciplinary appeal process where the City and police union each select on Limits civilian participation on disciplinary hearing board No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power Prevents legislation from being passed that conflicts with contract, including giving civilian oversight disicpline pow Prevents personnel files from being released without approval of Chief and officer involved Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media who've had complaints sustained again Prevents the public from accessing information about internal investigations Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension under 8 days 5 day delay, with the option of having a 1 day delay in exigent circumstances Limits interrogations to not be 'overly long' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed, unless the City is granted an extens Erases sustained violations after 3 years Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power No civilian power to determine police policy or procedure Prior investigations with no findings are not notated in officer personnel files nor can they be considered when adm Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits the type of questions that can be asked Limits civilian participation on disciplinary hearing board No civilian discipline power Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves half of the time while on suspension Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on administrative leave Erases exonerated/unsubstantiated violations Erases sustained violations after 6 months after an officer transfers out of the department Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed 90 day statute of limitations for reopened cases based on newly discovered evidence Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the number of interrogators to one Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed 180 day statute of limitations on investigations or no discipline can be imposed Gives officers access to all evidence prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants and all statements prior to an interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants and nature of complaint before interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Employee is paid regardless of being relieved during an investigation or administrative action 24 hour delay Limits interrogations to 'reasonable periods,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time Disqualifies anonymous complaints unless corroborated. Erases sustained violations after 2-5 years Erases sustained violations after 4-5 years Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time' Limits investigations to 30 days, doesn't specify the consequences of going beyond this time limit Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Limits civilian power to conduct misconduct investigations Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension City pays costs of misconduct settlements and full cost of legal defense Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time,' gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians, limits inter Unsustained/unfounded allegations removed from employees file after statute of limitations expires, provided no s Gives officers access to the names of complainants prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration Allows officers to use vacation time to avoid serving suspensions, at the discretion of the police chief Counseling documentation, letters of reprimand, suspensions, vacation reduction, and orders or demotion purged Limits interrogations to 'reasonable amount of time', gives officers breaks that are not given to civilians Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Only one interrogator can ask questions at a time 5 day delay 55 days after an officer is charged to provide a decision on discipline Erases exonerated/unsubstantiated violations Gives officers access to the investigative report prior to interrogation Gives officers access to the names of complainants prior to an interrogation Allows officers to overturn discipline through binding arbitration No civilian discipline power No civilian discipline power Prevents the identity of the officer from being released to the public/media Paid administrative leave to prepare a defense regarding charges of misconduct paid leave for officers involved in police killing Limits interrogations to 'reasonable period,' gives officers breaks that civilians don’t get Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Limits the number of interrogators to three Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Provides for the erasure of disciplinary action letters Gives officers access to the names and addresses of complainants prior to an interrogation Gives officers immediate access to the recorded interrogation Allows officers to use discretionary time to pay themselves while on unpaid suspension Limits interrogations to be completed 'as soon as possible' Limits the type of language and incentives used during interrogation Unique identifier 43 46 180 174 516 404 337 250 261 275 534 535 536 352 361 57 150 518 537 348 120 212 274 100 47 194 195 196 432 389 436 437 445 461 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Albuquerque yes Anaheim yes Anchorage yes Arlington This City does not have a police union contract Atlanta This City does not have a police union contract Aurora yes Austin yes Bakersfield yes Baltimore yes Baton Rouge yes Birmingham No contract received Boston yes Buffalo yes Chandler yes Charlotte This City does not have a police union contract Chesepeake No contract received Chicago yes Chula Vista yes Cincinnati yes Cleveland yes Colorado Springs This City does not have a police union contract Columbus yes Corpus Christi yes Dallas yes Denver yes Detroit yes Durham This City does not have a police union contract El Paso yes Fort Wayne yes Fort Worth yes Fremont yes Fresno yes Garland This City does not have a police union contract Glendale yes Greensboro This City does not have a police union contract Henderson yes Hialeah yes Honolulu yes Houston yes Indianapolis yes Irvine yes Irving This City does not have a police union contract Jacksonville yes Jersey City yes Kansas City yes Laredo yes Las Vegas yes Lexington yes Lincoln yes Long Beach yes Los Angeles yes Louisville yes Lubbock This City does not have a police union contract Madison yes Memphis yes Mesa yes Miami yes Milwaukee yes Minneapolis yes Nashville yes New Orleans This City does not have a police union contract New York City yes Newark yes Norfolk This City does not have a police union contract North Las Vegas yes Oakland yes Oklahoma City yes Omaha yes Orlando yes Philadelphia yes Phoenix yes Pittsburgh yes Plano This City does not have a police union contract Portland yes Raleigh This City does not have a police union contract Reno yes Riverside yes Rochester yes Sacramento yes San Antonio yes San Bernardino No contract received San Diego yes San Francisco yes San Jose yes Santa Ana yes Scottsdale This City does not have a police union contract Seattle yes Spokane yes St. Louis yes St. Paul yes St. Petersburg yes Stockton yes Tampa yes Toledo yes Tucson yes Tulsa yes Virginia Beach This City does not have a police union contract Washington D.C. yes Wichita yes Winston Salem This City does not have a police union contract
California Police Bill of Rights yes
Delaware Police Bill of Rights yes Florida Police Bill of Rights yes Illinois Police Bill of Rights yes Kentucky Police Bill of Rights yes Louisiana Police Bill of Rights yes Maryland Police Bill of Rights yes Minnesota Police Bill of Rights yes Nevada Police Bill of Rights yes New Mexico Police Bill of Rights yes Rhode Island Police Bill of Rights yes Virginia Police Bill of Rights yes West Virginia Police Bill of Rights yes Wisconsin Police Bill of Rights yes