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Police Accountability Board forms committee to analyze complaint trends
Summary
The board created a small committee to examine complaint patterns back to July 2022 to determine if repeat issues require policy recommendations to the sheriff's office.
Board members agreed to form a committee to analyze complaint trends and patterns across cases dating back to July 2022. The proposal aims to identify repetitive types of complaints and correlate them to operational factors before recommending policy or training changes to the sheriff's office.
"What we need to do is take those and see, are we having repeats? Are we having things continually occurring? ... probably what we need to do is make a committee," Susan said when asked to discuss trending work. The Chair asked for volunteers and named Lisa, Dawn and Quentin; Susan indicated she would chair the committee.
The committee will review complaint data, including cases both charged and not charged, and present any recommendations the board wishes to forward to the sheriff's office. The board noted the work will be time‑intensive (the discussion cited reviewing roughly 140 cases back to July 2022) and that recommendations will probably be ready by the August meeting.
