Chair opens Community Board for Police Accountability meeting, warns disruptive attendees may be ejected
The board's chair called the meeting to order, read rules for public participation (including potential ejection for disruptive conduct), and performed technical setup; the transcript excerpt contains no substantive agenda discussion.
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The Chair of the Community Board for Police Accountability called the meeting to order and reviewed rules for public participation, telling attendees, "if you're disruptive, you'll be ejected from the meeting," according to the transcript. The chair also thanked attendees for their patience and noted organizers were adding board members to the virtual meeting.
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