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Commission reviewed four personnel-complaint investigations and moved to executive session
Summary
Commissioners reviewed summaries of four personnel complaints — three concluded exonerated, one unfounded — and later voted to enter an executive session to discuss personnel matters.
During the public portion of the March 20 meeting, a police department staff member presented summaries of four personnel complaints and a motion was made to accept the investigations as written.
The four investigations described in the transcript were:
- Incident 09/07/2023 (incident number 203-204704; personnel complaint MPD II 14 of '23), filed by Gabrielle Giuliano alleging excessive force; the investigation was described as exonerated.
- Incident 11/21/2023 (MPD II 16 of '23), filed by Romaine Bain alleging harassment; the investigation was described as exonerated.
- Incident 12/04/2023 (incident number 203-32684; MPD II 21 of '23), filed by Jacqueline Contreras alleging unnecessary force; the investigation was described as exonerated and staff said a training issue for a new officer had been addressed.
- Incidents 09/29/2024 (incident numbers 204-205074 and 204-208993; MPD II 5 of '24), filed by Anna and Daniel Jamal alleging harassment and excessive force; the investigation was described as unfounded. The staff member said a meeting with Ms. Jamal was being scheduled to discuss the outcome.
A motion to accept the four investigations as written was made by Commissioner Mills and seconded by Commissioner Cantoli; the transcript does not record an explicit roll-call vote tally for that particular motion during the public portion. The staff presenter summarized the findings for the commission after the motion was offered.
Later the commission moved to executive session. The motion to enter executive session, for the purpose of discussing personnel matters, was made by Commissioner Mills and seconded by Commissioner Sullivan; the commission moved into executive session at 4:52 p.m. and the public portion of the meeting ended.
