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Calvert County Police Accountability Board outlines complaint process and outcomes
Summary
Susan Justice presented the Police Accountability Board's work, describing low complaint rates, collaboration with the sheriff's office, training responses, and that serious investigations can result in termination. The board delivered the presentation to commissioners and residents.
Susan Justice presented for the Calvert County Police Accountability Board and described the board's role and processes to the commissioners.
Justice explained the frequency of law-enforcement interactions with residents and said the percentage of complaints against officers is low. She summarized how complaints are handled, including collaboration with the sheriff's office, follow-up training for officers when appropriate, and that the most serious findings can result in termination.
The president praised Justice's presentation and said the board's work is transparent and includes citizen involvement. No formal action or vote on the board's operations was recorded in the president's synopsis.
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