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Baltimore County ACC approves precinct/unit reporting for PAB, rejects rank summary; experience-reporting left unresolved
Summary
At its Nov. 7 meeting, the Baltimore County Administrative Charging Committee approved sending precinct/unit summaries to the Police Accountability Board, defeated a separate proposal to report accused officers' ranks, and paused final action on reporting officers’ years of experience pending a clearer definition from Internal Affairs and legal counsel.
Christopher Sui, chair of the Baltimore County Administrative Charging Committee, opened the Nov. 7 meeting and led members through roll call and agenda items. The committee voted to request that Internal Affairs include precinct or unit assignment in the quarterly summary provided to the Police Accountability Board (PAB). "So if, for example, we have 50 complaints in a quarter, it would be x number of complaints come from x precinct or special operations," a member explained during the motion.
The committee also considered whether quarterly reports should include the experience level and rank of accused officers. A PAB…
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