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Kalamazoo oversight board reviews complaint trends, highlights community outreach at National Night Out
Summary
At its Aug. 12 meeting the Kalamazoo Citizens Public Safety Review and Appeal Board heard the Office of Professional Standards' PCR report covering January–July, discussed complaint demographics and a recent National Night Out turnout, approved June 10 minutes and voted to adjourn into a closed training session.
The Kalamazoo Citizens Public Safety Review and Appeal Board on Aug. 12 reviewed the Office of Professional Standards’ PCR report for January–July, discussed demographic patterns in complaints and recent community engagement at National Night Out, approved minutes from the June 10 meeting and voted to adjourn into a closed training session.
Inspector Chuck Mason of the Office of Professional Standards presented the PCR (professional conduct review) summary. “Other than one open PCR from May that’s currently being worked on by Lieutenant Moran, we’re caught up,” Mason said, and the report noted there were no formal complaints filed during June. Mason told the board the open case from May remains under investigation.
The nut of the board’s discussion centered on complaint patterns and context. Board members drew attention…
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