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Council hears overview of 'duty to intervene' — staff says officers must step in or report improper force
Radcliff City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary
Staff introduced an update that would require officers who witness another officer using unreasonable force to intervene when safe or report the incident to the chain of command; discussion covered on- and off-duty application, reporting expectations and training needs.
City staff presented a policy update covering a "duty to intervene" requirement for officers who witness unjustified use of force, describing its intent and some practical considerations for on- and off-duty situations.
An agency official explained the policy would require an officer observing another…
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