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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-09-2021 Meeting PacketMEMORANDUM COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City DATE: November 5, 2021 TO: CPRB Members FROM: Chris Olney RE: Board Packet for meeting on TUESDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2021 Enclosed please find the following documents for your review and comment at the next board meeting ■ Agenda for 11/9/21 • Minutes of the meeting on 10/12/21 • Minutes of the meeting on 11/1/21 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report August • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report September • Memo from City Clerk - Re: Legal Counsel Contract • American Rescue Plan Act(ARPA) Input Letter from Rachel Kilburg, Assistant City Manager • Draft Letter re: recommendation for ARPA funds • Memo from City Manager- Re: CPRB Recommendation's update • Office Contacts — October • Complaint Deadlines AGENDA COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD Tuesday, November 9, 2021 — 5:30 P.M. EMMA J HARVAT HALL 410 E. Washington Street ITEM NO. 1 CALL TO ORDER and ROLL CALL ITEM NO. 2 CONSIDER MOTION ADOPTING CONSENT CALENDAR AS PRESENTED OR AMENDED • Minutes of the meeting on 10/12/21 • Minutes of the meeting on 11/1/21 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report August • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report September • ICPD Complaint Report Jan -Oct 2021 ITEM NO. 3 NEW BUSINESS • Legal Counsel Contract • Discussion American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) • Discussion of police department agreements with agencies ■ Discussion CPRB advisory/review role and policy recommendations ITEM NO.4 OLD BUSINESS • Discussion of CPRB Recommendations to City Council ITEM NO. 5 PUBLIC COMMENT OF ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA (Commentators shall address the Board for no more than 5 minutes. The Board shall not engage in discussion with the public concerning said items). ITEM NO. 6 BOARD INFORMATION ITEM NO. 7 STAFF INFORMATION ITEM NO. 8 MEETING SCHEDULE and FUTURE AGENDAS • December, 14, 2021, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall • January 11, 2022, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall • February 8, 2022, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall ITEM NO. 9 CONSIDER MOTION TO ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION based on Section 21.5(1)(a) of the Code of Iowa to review or discuss records which are required or authorized by state or federal law to be kept confidential or to be kept confidential as a condition for that government body's possession or continued receipt of federal funds, and 21.5(1)(i) to evaluate the professional competency of an individual whose appointment, hiring, performance or discharge is being considered when necessary to prevent needless and irreparable injury to that individual's reputation and that individual requests a closed session and 22.7(11) personal information in confidential personnel records of public bodies including but not limited to cities, boards of supervisors and school districts, and 22-7(5) police officer investigative reports, except where disclosure is authorized elsewhere in the Code; and 22.7(18) Communications not required by law, If you will need disability -related accommodations in order to participate in this program/event, please contact Chris Olney at 319-356-5043, christine-olney@iowa-city.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. CPRB-Page 2 November 9, 2021 rule or procedure that are made to a government body or to any of its employees by identified persons outside of government, to the extent that the government body receiving those communications from such persons outside of government could reasonably believe that those persons would be discouraged from making them to that government body if they were available for general public examination. ITEM NO. 9 ADJOURNMENT DRAFT COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD MINUTES — October 12, 2021 CALL TO ORDER: Vice -Chair Orville Townsend called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Jerri MacConnell, Saul Mekies, Amanda Nichols (5:36), Theresa Seeberger MEMBERS ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: Staff Chris Olney, Legal Counsel Patrick Ford STAFF ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: Police Chief Dustin Liston RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL (1) Accept CPRB budget request report. REPORT FROM NOMINATION COMMITTEE Townsend reported the committee recommended Nichols for Chair and Seeberger for Vice -Chair. MOTION TO FIX METHOD OF VOTING Motion by Townsend, seconded by Mekies to fix the method of voting to be by voice vote. Motion carried, 4/0, Nichols absent. NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE OF CHAIRPERSON Motion by Mekies and seconded by Townsend to accept the recommendation to nominate Nichols for Chair. BALLOT OR VOTE Motion carried, 5/0. Vice -Chair Townsend turned meeting over to new Chair Nichols. NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE OF VICE -CHAIRPERSON Motion by Mekies and seconded by Townsend to accept the recommendation to nominate Seeberger for Vice -Chair. BALLOT OR VOTE Motion carried, 5/0. CONSENT CALENDAR Motion by Seeberger, seconded by Townsend, to adopt the consent calendar as presented. • Minutes of the meeting on 9/20/21 • ICPD Memorandum- Quarterly Summary report IAIR/CPRB, 3rd Qtr 2021 Motion carried, 5/0. NEW BUSINESS Meet Law Enforcement Liaison, Joah Seelos Nichols noted due to scheduling conflicts this item would be rescheduled to a date to be determined. CPRB October 12, 2021 DRAFT OLD BUSINESS Discussion of CPRE Recommendations to the City Council Recommendations to be considered after information is received from the CPRB on items #9 and 10. Item #9. The CPRB shall be provided city funding to promote awareness of the CPRB and enhance accessibility to its services. (i.e. outreach, streamed meetings on Facebook, website enhancements, bl-annual community forums, CPRB contact info printed on all Officer cards, awareness events, and CPRB information provided to each person issued a citation or at the time they are released from custody in the event they were arrested) - City Council requested that the CPRB propose an annual budget amount for consideration. Seeberger reported she would be able to place CPRB brochures in the public defender's office. Olney will provide the brochures. Iters #10. The City shall provide complainants access to social worker/medical professional with trauma awareness training for purposes of assisting complainants throughout the complaint process. - The City Council requested that the CPRB investigate how the social worker/medical professional services would be secured and provide an estimated cost for such services in the above-mentioned budget request. Nichols reported she was still working on gathering information regarding providing services for a social worker. Townsend felt this would require further discussion as to the details of how the process would work and the cost involved since there was no history to reference. Nichols agreed and suggested tabling the social worker recommendation in the budget request at this time, noting that an amendment to the budget request could be submitted once all the details have been reported. BUDGET ITEMS — Nichols handed out a draft CPRB budget request report for members to review. Townsend had concerns as to the high cost of $1,400 to advertise in the Daily Iowan, Mekies agreed noting it was excessive and felt the DI should offer this as a community service for little or no cost. Seeberger suggested that the forum notice could be submitted to the DI as a news release instead of an advertisement. The Board agreed to remove the Daily Iowan advertisement as a budget item. Olney noted previous forums were held at the IC Library at no cost to rent the facility. The Board agreed to remove the rental fees for Robert A Lee and Mercer Park. Townsend asked Nichols about the cost of live streamed meetings and why it was necessary. Nichols felt having all members of the community be able to participate in meetings and forums was extremely important. Nichols stated by offering a hybrid meeting consisting of Zoom, in-person and live streaming would eliminate any accessibility issues. Nichols suggested proceeding with the budget request without the social worker cost estimate at this time. A line item placeholder with a TBD cost. The Board agreed to leave access to a social worker as a cost to TBD on the budget report. Motion by Nichols, seconded by Townsend to approve CPRB budget request report as amended and forward to City Council. Motion carried 5/0. CPRB October 12, 2021 PUBLIC DISCUSSION None. BOARD INFORMATION Nichols suggested adding a discussion on the American Rescue Plan Act (ABPA) funding. The Board agreed to add the discussion to the next meeting new business. Seeberger suggested adding discussion on a proposed recommendation to City Council and Police suggesting Law enforcement assistance agreements compel cooperation from other agencies during an ICPD investigation. She will draft a proposed recommendation to be included in the next meeting packet for the Board to review. Townsend added he would like to discuss the CPRB role of an advisory/review board and on policy recommendations. The Board agreed to add both discussions to the next meeting new business. STAFF INFORMATION None. TENTATIVE MEETING_ SCHEDULE and FUTURE AGENDAS (subject to changes • November 9, 2021, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall ■ December 14, 2021, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall • January 11, 2022, 5:30 PM, Emma J Harvat Hall Ford noted he would be absent on November 9th and offered to have an attorney from his office fill in. EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion by Townsend, seconded by Mekies to adjourn into Executive Session based on Section 21.5(1)(a) of the Code of Iowa to review or discuss records which are required or authorized by state or federal law to be kept confidential or to be kept confidential as a condition for that government body's possession or continued receipt of federal funds, and 22.7(11) personal information in confidential personnel records of public bodies including but not limited to cities, boards of supervisors and school districts, and 22-7(5) police officer investigative reports, except where disclosure is authorized elsewhere in the Code; and 22.7(18) Communications not required by law, rule or procedure that are made to a government body or to any of its employees by identified persons outside of government, to the extent that the government body receiving those communications from such persons outside of government could reasonably believe that those persons would be discouraged from making them to that government body if they were available for general public examination. Motion carried, 5/0. Open session adjourned at 6:02 P.M. REGULAR SESSION Returned to open session at 7:28 P.M. ADJOURNMENT Motion for adjournment by Nichols, seconded by Townsend. Motion carried, 4/0, MacConnell absent. Meeting adjourned at 7:29 P.M. COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240-1826 (319)356-5043 November 03, 2021 Mayor and City Council City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 Re: Update on CPRB Recommendations to the City Council (proposed budget) Dear Mayor and City Council, Please see the attached preliminary budget proposal in response to your request. It is preliminary as we are still in discussions with other entities, such as the UI School of Social Work, regarding the details of our request that an advocate with trauma awareness training be provided to complainants who desire one. We recognize that it is taking a substantial amount of time and felt it best to provide you with the rest of our budget proposal now. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to make such requests. Regards, AlmnG)o Qlc:hoje C,' Amanda Nichols Community Police Review Board Chair Cc: Geoff Fruin, City Manager City Attorney's Office Dustin Liston, Chief of Police Enc. proposed budget report COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD PROPOSED BUDGET Promote awareness of CPRB Cost Comments Promote awareness of CPRB $3,314.15 one-time expense to replace Advertise Press Citizen current cards Printing CPRB info on back of $240.00 Allows up to 500 participants police officer cards per meeting Promote awareness of CPRB $200.00 Bi -Annual Community Forum Refreshments for forum $2,423.38 forum Promote awareness of CPRB $160.00 200 brochures/100 flyers Flyers & Brochures Communications Coordinator for Live Streamed meetings Promote awareness of CPRB $300.00 Bi -Annual Community Forum 5 -days per each forum Advertise Press Citizen Accessibility to meetings and $240.00 Allows up to 500 participants forum per meeting Hybrid meeting -Zoom account Based on estimates from Accessibility to meetings and $2,423.38 forum Shannon McMahon, City Communications Coordinator for Live Streamed meetings full audio/video livestreamed production Access to a social TBD **Discussion on this is ongoing. worker/medical professional with trauma awareness training for purposes of assisting complainant throughout the complaint process $6,637.53 TOTAL N O N 0 N 0 N A cl A N O X X X X X i N � ! 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X j X E X o x N N M X I X i X X o M ti N N N x j x j x x x M � d� R U d ztz L R d P off cam �7 DRAFT COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD MINUTES — November 1, 2021 CALL TO ORDER: Chair Amanda Nichols called the meeting to order at 6:32 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Jerri MacConnell, Saul Mekies, Theresa Seeberger, Orville Townsend MEMBERS ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: Staff Chris Olney, Legal Counsel Patrick Ford STAFF ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: None RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL (1) Accept CPRB #21-05 Report (2) Accept CPRB #21-06 Report EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion by Seeberger, seconded by Townsend to adjourn into Executive Session based on Section 21.5(1)(a) of the Code of Iowa to review or discuss records which are required or authorized by state or federal law to be kept confidential or to be kept confidential as a condition for that government body's possession or continued receipt of federal funds, and 22.7(11) personal information in confidential personnel records of public bodies including but not limited to cities, boards of supervisors and school districts, and 22-7(5) police officer investigative reports, except where disclosure is authorized elsewhere in the Code; and 22.7(18) Communications not required by law, rule or procedure that are made to a government body or to any of its employees by identified persons outside of government, to the extent that the government body receiving those communications from such persons outside of government could reasonably believe that those persons would be discouraged from making them to that government body if they were available for general public examination. Motion carried, 5/0. Open session adjourned at 6:32 P.M. REGULAR SESSION Returned to open session at 7:30 P.M. Motion by Mekies, seconded by Townsend to accept CPRB #21-01 report. Motion Carried, 5/0. Motion by Townsend, seconded by MacConnell to summarily dismiss CPRB #21-05 and forward report to City Council. Motion Carried, 5/0. Motion by Mekies, seconded by Townsend to summarily dismiss CPRB #21-06 and forward report to City Council. Motion Carried, 5/0. CPRB November 1, 2021 ADJOURNMENT Motion for adjournment by Townsend, seconded by MacConnell. Motion carried, 5/0. Meeting adjourned at 7:31 P.M. DRAFT CPRB REPORT OF SUMMARY DISMISSAL TO THE CITY COUNCIL Re: investigation of Complaint CPRB #21-05 On November 1, 2021, the Community Police Review Board ("CPRB") reviewed Complaint CPRB #21-05, filed October 14, 2021. The Board concurred with the findings of the Chief of Police that the complaint did not concern conduct of an Iowa City police officer. City Code, Section 8-8-3 (A) provides: A "complaint to the board" is an allegation of misconduct lodged against a sworn police officer ("police officer" or "officer") employedby the Q& of Iowa City police department, where the complained of activity occurred while the officer was acting in the capacity of a sworn police officer. (Emphasis added.) City Code Section 8-8-3 (E), provides: "...those complaints to the board which do not involve the conduct of an Iowa City sworn police officer... may be subject to summary dismissal by the board." In accordance with these code provisions, Complaint CPRB #21-05 was summarily dismissed. DATED: November 2, 2021 ti w CPRB REPORT OF SUMMARY DISMISSAL TO THE CITY COUNCIL Re: Investigation of Complaint CPRB #21-06 On November 1, 2021, the Community Police Review Board ("CPRB") reviewed Complaint CPRB #21-06, filed October 25, 2021. The Board concurred with the findings of the Chief of Police that the complaint was not filed within one -hundred eighty (180) days of the incident and did not concern conduct of an Iowa City police officer. City Code, Section 8-8-3 (A) provides: A "complaint to the board" is an allegation of misconduct lodged against a sworn police officer ("police officer" or "officer ") emploEed by the City of Iowa Citypolice de artnen ,_where the complained of activity occurred while the officer was acting in the capacity of a sworn police officer. (Emphasis added.) City Code, Section 8-8-3 (D) provides: All complaints to the board must be filed with the City Clerk within ones hundred ei ht 180 da s of the alleged misconduct. (Emphasis added.) City Code Section 8-8-3 (E), provides: "...those complaints to the board which do not involve the conduct of an Iowa City sworn police officer or are not timely filed may be subject to summary dismissal by the board." In accordance with these code provisions, Complaint CPRB #21-06 was summarily dismissed. DATED: November 2, 2021 Ca � 13. ..r ry PM A " k k k k k I I 0 " N N k k k k k O� " 00 " N 00 k k k k k I i " k k k k k i I N ,o v� w " N k i k I k k O M M N " N " " " h 44 Z ti� � dz Fv� OF Avg .a� TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Sgt. Andrew McKnight r� RE: August 2021 Use of Force Review - ~a DATE: October 12`h, 2021 The Iowa City Police Department policy requires an employee to complete a written rep?mr �Yn re ortatle use of force. Reportable use of force is defined in the Department's General Order 99-05;:W-Richfis titled Use of Force and available for public viewing on the department's website. This policy provides emoVyees with guidelines on the use of deadly and non -deadly force. Upon receipt of the report, the supervisor is responsible for completing an administrative critique of the force. This process includes interviews with involved employees, body worn and in -car camera review, review of any additional available video, and review of written reports. The employee's use of force report and the supervisor's critique is then forwarded to the Captain of Field Operations and the Chief of Police for final review and critique. On a monthly basis, the previous month's use of force reports and supervisor critiques are reviewed by an administrative review committee consisting of a minimum of three sworn personnel. This Use of Force Committee consists of two supervisors as designated by the Chief of Police and one officer, typically a certified use of force instructor. The Use of Force Review Committee met on October 12th, 2021. It was composed of Sgt. McKnight, Sgt. Fink, and Officer Hartman. For the review of submitted reports in August, the Review Committee documented the following: ■ 42 individual officers were involved in 25 separate incidents requiring use of force. • There were no documented cases of an officer exercising his/her duty to intervene and the review of the incidents did not indicate that an officer failed their duty to intervene. • Out of the 25 uses of force, 19 involved force being used against people. The other six were animals being euthanized by an officer. • Out of the 42 officers involved in the 19 uses of force against people, one superficial injury was sustained to an officer and three superficial injury was sustained by suspect. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. ■ Out of the 19 uses of force against people, arrests were made 17 times (89%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in five of the uses of force used against persons (26%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in seven of the 11 uses of force against persons (57%). • Out of the 19 times force was used on a person, eleven were identified as White (57%), eight were identified as Black (42%). • Out of the 25 uses of force, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.6 • In total during this time period, the ICPD had 5.883 calls for service with 25 calls for service resulting in force being used. It is noted that six of the 25 uses of force involved animals and not humans. The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used August 2021 Occurrences 2021 Year -to -Date Hands-on 11 59 Taser Display 2 4 Taser Discharge 1 7 OC Spray Deployment 1 3 Firearms Display 3 18 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/Kicking Striking/Kicking 0 3 Animals Euthanized by Officer 6 32 Special Response Team Callouts 1 1 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 1 7 Suspect Injuries 3 11 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 rye Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 145. Total calls for service in the same pprloo egi4l 47,579. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .30% of our total year-to�cTte cabs for' service. ---I C7• •� h ' IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Use of Force Report August 2021 V Watch Occurred and Officers Involved Date Incident Number Incident type Arre st Mad e Y/N Force Used Late Night 8/1/ 2021005414 Warrant Y While responding to a fight, Watch — 2021 Arrest an officer recognized a Four subject who was walking with Officers an open container of alcohol in public as having active arrest warrants. When asked to identify himself, the subject dumped the alcohol and continued to walk away from officers, ignoring their commands for him to stop and identify himself. Two officers took hold of the subject's arms to pull them behind his back in preparation for handcuffing. The subject pushed and pulled away from officers, tensing his body to get away from the officers. One officer, placed hands on his shoulder area, pushing him down towards the ` ground. Once on the ground, the subject continued to pull his arms away from officers, tensing his body resisting the handcuffing process. One officer warned the subject to comply or he would be sprayed with a chemical irritant. The subject failed to comply, and one officer deployed the spray and continued to attempt to August 2021 Use of Force Report August 2021 Use of Force Report handcuff the subject by pulling the subject's arms behind his back, holding them in place so that other officers could complete the handcuffing process. One officer kneeled on the subject's buttock area in order to complete the process. The subject refused to get into the transport vehicle and so one officer used both hands to pull down from the subject's upper back and shoulders, while two other officers pushed and pulled the subject's upper body placing him into the vehicle. The subject was checked out by the paramedics and found to be uninjured. The subject was transported to jail. Injured raccoon shot and killed by officer. Officers located an intoxicated individual attempting to stand after laying on the ground outside of a bar. As the subject stood up, he stumbled around and stumbled into the street about to fall into oncoming traffic. An officer took hold of the subject's sleeve to prevent him from failing into traffic, guiding him to sit on a nearby bench. The subject continuously attempted to stand, falling into officers and refusing to listen to their instructions to stay seated. The subject balled up his fists and became belligerent. Two officers took hold of his arms, pulled them behind his back Evening 8/2/ 2021005453 Sick or N Watch — 2021 Injured One Officer Animal Late Night 8/2/ 2021005454 Intoxicated Y Watch — 2021 Pedestrian Three Officers August 2021 Use of Force Report handcuff the subject by pulling the subject's arms behind his back, holding them in place so that other officers could complete the handcuffing process. One officer kneeled on the subject's buttock area in order to complete the process. The subject refused to get into the transport vehicle and so one officer used both hands to pull down from the subject's upper back and shoulders, while two other officers pushed and pulled the subject's upper body placing him into the vehicle. The subject was checked out by the paramedics and found to be uninjured. The subject was transported to jail. Injured raccoon shot and killed by officer. Officers located an intoxicated individual attempting to stand after laying on the ground outside of a bar. As the subject stood up, he stumbled around and stumbled into the street about to fall into oncoming traffic. An officer took hold of the subject's sleeve to prevent him from failing into traffic, guiding him to sit on a nearby bench. The subject continuously attempted to stand, falling into officers and refusing to listen to their instructions to stay seated. The subject balled up his fists and became belligerent. Two officers took hold of his arms, pulled them behind his back _T Late Night Watch — Two Officers Evening Watch — Two Officers 8/4/ 12021005478 2021 Trespass/ Violation of No Contact Order 8/4/ 2021005497 Traffic Stop 2021 ro Y August 2021 Use of Force Report while he continued to tense his arms and pull away from his body. Officers held his arms behind his back and completed the handcuffing process. The subject refused to enter the transport vehicle despite being told multiple times to do so. The subject tensed his body and leaned into officers to prevent him from entering the vehicle. One officer turned the subject's upper body, pushed down on the subject's head and pushed the subject into the back of the vehicle while officers pulled the subject's arms from the other side of the vehicle. There were no injuries to the officer or ect. Officers responded to a residence where a no contact order was being violated. Officers also had information that the subject, an individual with a history of violent conduct was hiding somewhere in the residence. Officers set up a perimeter and cleared the home with weapons on display, in addition to utilizing a K9 to locate the subject. The subject was located and transported to jail without injury to the subject or officers. Officers responded to a local mobile home park in search of a vehicle which had fled during a traffic stop. The vehicle was located, and officers had information that the driver of the vehicle had CD Late Night Watch — Two Officers Evening Watch — Two Officers 8/4/ 12021005478 2021 Trespass/ Violation of No Contact Order 8/4/ 2021005497 Traffic Stop 2021 ro Y August 2021 Use of Force Report while he continued to tense his arms and pull away from his body. Officers held his arms behind his back and completed the handcuffing process. The subject refused to enter the transport vehicle despite being told multiple times to do so. The subject tensed his body and leaned into officers to prevent him from entering the vehicle. One officer turned the subject's upper body, pushed down on the subject's head and pushed the subject into the back of the vehicle while officers pulled the subject's arms from the other side of the vehicle. There were no injuries to the officer or ect. Officers responded to a residence where a no contact order was being violated. Officers also had information that the subject, an individual with a history of violent conduct was hiding somewhere in the residence. Officers set up a perimeter and cleared the home with weapons on display, in addition to utilizing a K9 to locate the subject. The subject was located and transported to jail without injury to the subject or officers. Officers responded to a local mobile home park in search of a vehicle which had fled during a traffic stop. The vehicle was located, and officers had information that the driver of the vehicle had Evening 8/6/ Watch — 2021 One Officer 2021005561 Warrant Arrest Evening 8/7/20 2021005584 Sick or N Watch — 21 injured One Officer Animal Late Night 8/10/ 2021005654 Trespass Y Watch — 2021 Two Officers August 2021 Use of Force Report active arrest warrants and that he had entered one of the homes. An empty handgun holster was located inside the vehicle as well as an extended magazine loaded with rifle ammunition. Officers set up a perimeter and called the occupants of the residence out one -by -one. Weapons were displayed during the process. Officers received additional intelligence that the subject was still hiding inside the residence. Officers made contact with the subject on the phone and the subject agreed to come out. The subject was taken into custody without issues. An officer attempted to make contact with a subject known to have active arrest warrants. The subject ran from the officer when told he was being detained. After a brief foot chase the officer took hold of the subject's arms around his shoulder area and pulled the subject to the ground, landing on top of the subject. The officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and placed him into handcuffs. There were no injuries to the subject or officer. Injured raccoon shot and killed by officer. Officers were dispatched to a local hotel for a male subject who returned to the hotel after receiving a criminal trespass warninq_earlier in the evening. r.3 Late Night 1 8/12/2021005719 Warrant Y Watch — 2021 I Service One Officer August 2021 Use of Force Report The subject was given multiple opportunities to leave the area but declined. Officers made the decision to arrest the subject who ran from the officers towards a restricted area in the hotel. Upon catching the subject, one officer took hold of the subject's arm and attempted to pull it behind his back. The subject tensed his body and held his arm close to his stomach. The officer held him against a wall, then the subject was tripped and placed on to the ground. An officer held the subject on the ground by placing their knee near his shoulder area while another officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and completed the handcuffing process. Officers received information that a subject with an active arrest warrant was staying at a local hotel. Upon arrival, the subject observed the police patrol vehicle and began to run away on foot. After a brief foot chase one officer caught up to the subject, took hold of her belt loop and left wrist. The subject continued to pull away from the officer who took hold of her left bicep with their right hand and guided the subject to their patrol vehicle. Once at the patrol vehicle an officer placed the subject's arms behind her back and secured their handcuffs on to both wrists. Late Night Watch — Four Officers cr+ 8/14/ 2021005752 Suspicious Y Officers responded to a call 1 2021 Activity from a female who stated that a male subject was following behind her in a vehicle. Officers located the subject who was operating a vehicle surrounded by open containers of alcohol. One officer performed field sobriety tests and arrested the subject for driving while intoxicated. The subject was placed into handcuffs without incident. The subject asked for one of the handcuffs to be loosened as it was too tight. One officer attempted to loosen the handcuffs and the subject pulled his arm away, holding it close to his chest, pulling away from officers as they attempted to get him back into handcuffs. Three officers pushed the subject's back and shoulder area towards the front of their patrol vehicle in order to hold the subject in place to complete the handcuffing process. Two officers pulled the subject's arms behind his back and placed handcuffs on the subject's wrists. The subject was told to sit in the back of the patrol vehicle and refused to comply. Two officers pushed the subject's upper body down into the vehicle, while another officer pulled the subject into the vehicle from the opposite side. The door was closed, and the subject was transported. August 2021 Use of Force Report Day Watch 8/14/ 2021005758 j Violation No Y Officers responded to a - Four 2021 Contact violation of a no contact order Officers Order that was in progress. Witnesses on scene said that the subject was wielding a knife, had barricaded the door to the home, and had retreated into a bedroom area. After utilizing a camera- robot, a decision was made to enter the residence in order to iR apprehend the subject. With their weapons displayed, -• is officers searched the home, locating the subject on the top c - shelf of a closet. The subject - was ordered to show his c hands and come down from the closet area. The subject complied. The subject was placed into handcuffs and transported to jail. There were no injuries to the subject or officers. Officers were dispatched to a Late Night 8/15/ 2021005782 Trespass Y Watch - 2021 bar to address an intoxicated Three subject who was refusing to Officers leave the area after being told by staff to leave. Officers then gave the subject the opportunity to leave the area however he refused to leave. The subject then refused to provide his name and date of birth and became agitated, yelling and approaching officers in an aggressive manner. One officer had to create space by pushing the subject's chest in order to prevent him from advancing towards the officer. The decision was made to arrest the subject. One officer took hold of the subject's right arm in order to pull it behind his August 2021 Use of Force Report August 2021 Use of Force Report back. The subject continued to pull away from officers. Another officer placed a handcuff on the subject's left wrist as he continued to pull away and two officers pulled his arm behind his back. One officer completed the handcuffing process, and the subject was transported to jail. There were no injuries to the subject or officers. Evening 8/17/ 2021005846 Theft of Y Officers responded to the Watch — 2021 Motor reports of a vehicle accident Four Vehicle involving a stolen vehicle. A Officers subject was located inside the vehicle. The subject stepped out of the vehicle and was told that they were being detained. The subject was told to put his hands behind his back multiple times but refused to comply. One officer took hold of the subject's left wrist and placed a handcuff on the wrist. The subject continued to ignore commands and pulled away, refusing to put his right hand 'J `,= behind his back, instead, holding on to the top of the vehicle. An officer separated the subject's fingers from the top of the police vehicle and pulled the subject's arm behind his back. An officer placed cuffs on the subject's wrists, and he was placed inside a patrol vehicle. Once inside the vehicle the subject moved his arms from behind his back to the front. Two officers took hold of the subject's arms and removed him from the vehicle so that his handcuffs could be August 2021 Use of Force Report Sick or Injured Animal Suspicious Activity reapplied behind his back. Once the handcuffs were taken off, the subject continued to struggle, grabbing towards officer's equipment and pulling away from officers. An officer sprayed the subject with a chemical irritant and another officer sparked" his Taser to gain the subject's compliance. An officer placed his foot behind the subject's legs and lowered him to the ground. While on the ground, an officer placed their knee on his left arm near the elbow and officers pulled his arms behind his back and placed him into handcuffs. Officers helped the subject to his feet and the subject was placed into the patrol vehicle. N I Injured raccoon shot and killed by officer. Y August 2021 Use of Force Report An officer approached a subject in order to address him having an open container of alcohol. The subject also appeared to be intoxicated and under 21. The subject ran from the officer who followed the subject in their patrol vehicle with emergency lights activated. The subject eventually stopped then ran from the officer again, falling on a nearby bench. The subject attempted to stand, and one officer prevented him from standing by grabbing him around his chest area, under his left arm, lifting the subject off the bench and _, Day Watch 8/18/ 2021005853 — One 2021 Officer Late Night 8/19/ 2021005866 Watch — 2021 One Officer Sick or Injured Animal Suspicious Activity reapplied behind his back. Once the handcuffs were taken off, the subject continued to struggle, grabbing towards officer's equipment and pulling away from officers. An officer sprayed the subject with a chemical irritant and another officer sparked" his Taser to gain the subject's compliance. An officer placed his foot behind the subject's legs and lowered him to the ground. While on the ground, an officer placed their knee on his left arm near the elbow and officers pulled his arms behind his back and placed him into handcuffs. Officers helped the subject to his feet and the subject was placed into the patrol vehicle. N I Injured raccoon shot and killed by officer. Y August 2021 Use of Force Report An officer approached a subject in order to address him having an open container of alcohol. The subject also appeared to be intoxicated and under 21. The subject ran from the officer who followed the subject in their patrol vehicle with emergency lights activated. The subject eventually stopped then ran from the officer again, falling on a nearby bench. The subject attempted to stand, and one officer prevented him from standing by grabbing him around his chest area, under his left arm, lifting the subject off the bench and Late Night Watch — Two Officers 1Z 8/20/ 2021 Evening 8/20/ Watch — 2021 Two Officers 2021005900 Intoxicated Y Pedestrian 2021005925 Fight I Y August 2021 Use of Force Report placing him on the ground. One officer pulled the subject's arms around his back and applied handcuffs to both wrists. The subject stated that he was ok and uninjured. The subject was transported to jail. Officers responded to a bar for a report that a member of staff confiscated a subject's ID. Officers located an intoxicated subject and discovered that he had not been inside the bar. Officers asked the subject to check his wallet for his ID which he did, locating his ID but refusing to show it to officers. The subject ran from officers and was located after a brief foot chase. One officer grabbed the subject's shirt from behind, pulling the subject towards the officer. The officer used the subject's momentum to place him on the ground. The subject refused to place his hands behind his back and two officers pulled the subject's arms from underneath his body, placed them behind his back, and one officer completed the handcuffing process. Officers were called to a fight. Upon arrival, a subject made his way outside the building, picked up a milk crate, raised it above his head and ran towards another subject. One officer told the subject to stop or he would be tased, placing the red dot of the taser on the subject's upper body. The August 2021 Use of Force Report subject ran away from the officer. Another officer made contact with the subject and told him to get down on the ground or he would be tased, placing the red dot on the subject's upper body. After being told multiple times to get on the ground, the subject eventually laid on his back J-, ignoring multiple commands c to get on his stomach. One officer took hold of the subject's left arm and rolled him on to his stomach. The c _ subject continued to tense up and attempt to stand. An (4 officer applied their body r = weight briefly on the subject's back in order to keep the subject on the ground. Two officers took hold of the subject's arms, pulled them behind his back and one officer placed handcuffs on to the subject's wrists. One officer placed their hands under the subject's arm pit, pulled him to his feet and the subject was placed inside a patrol vehicle in preparation for transport to jail. Late Night 8/21/ 2021005954 Suspicious Y Officers approached Watch — 2021 Activity individuals who were in Three possession of open Officers containers of alcohol. Officers attempted to identify the subjects and one of them attempted to run from officers. One officer took hold of a backpack that the subject was wearing in an attempt to prevent the subject from running. The subject shrugged off the officer and began to run. After a brief August 2021 Use of Force Report August 2021 Use of Force Report foot chase one officer wrapped their arms around ie subject's body and pulled the subject to the ground. One officer took hold of the ubject's right wrist. Another officer took hold of the subject's left arm. The subject's arms were pulled )ehind his back and he was laced into handcuffs. While the subject was walking )wards the transport vehicle, ,ie attempted to duck under he transporting officer in an attempt to get away. One officer took hold of the subject's leg in order to stabilize the subject. The subject then continued to Falk towards the vehicle then again, attempted to run from fficers. One officer wrapped their arms around the subject's torso and lowered him to the ground. One fficer straddled the subject's qs, holding them in place so that the subject would stop ticking out towards officers. The subject was lifted to his ;et and placed into the patrol vehicle for transport. )fficers responded to a fight in progress where two subjects were throwing )unches at each other. One officer pushed one of the ubjects in the back, causing him to fall face down on the round. One officer straddled to subject on the ground and pulled his arms behind his back, placing him in andcuffs. Two other officers rew their tasers and ordered August 2021 Use of Force Report another subject to disengage from the fight. One officer deployed their taser at the subject which stopped his assaultive behavior. Officers approached the subject and placed him into handcuffs without injury to the subject or officers. Injured possum shot and Evening 8/22/ 2021005982 Sick or N Watch — 2021 Injured killed by officer. One Officer Animal Late Night 8/22/ 2021005986 ' Suicidal N Officers responded to a Watch — 2021 Subject residence for reports of a Two suicidal intoxicated male who Officers had swallowed pills. Two officers contacted the subject on his porch and attempted to convince him that he needed to go to the hospital. The subject refused and began walking away from officers. One officer took hold of the subject's waistband and �= a pulled him towards them preventing him from leaving. `_ -- One officer took hold of one of the subject's arms and a pulled it behind his back and r another officer took hold of the other arm and pulled it behind his back completing the handcuffing process. The subject was transported to the hospital via ambulance. Once at the hospital the subject refused to move from the stretcher to a bed. Officers used the sheet he was laying on to move the subject to a bed. Once on the bed the subject stood up and banged his head against the wall. In order to prevent him from being injured, an officer pushed the subject down on August 2021 Use of Force Report August 2021 Use of Force Report to the bed where he was held until hospital staff could secure soft restraints. Late Night 8/23/ 2021005987 Sick or N Injured deer shot and killed by Watch — 2021 Injured officer. One Officer Animal Evening 8/26/ 2021006076 Assault Y Officers contacted an Watch — 2021 intoxicated subject who had One Officer been involved in a physical altercation. Upon contact the subject attempted to walk away from an officer. The officer took hold of the subject's right arm to prevent him from leaving. The subject continued to pull away from the officer. The officer twisted 1 the subject's right arm in C" i order to gain control of the subject. The subject M - continued to pull away, so the ' -- officer pushed the subject -- back while pulling down on the subject's arm placing him on the ground. Two officers c then lifted the subject to a nearby bench. The subject declined medical attention and refused to answer questions. The subject was arrested for public intoxication. One officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and another officer completed the handcuffing process by placing Handcuffs on the subject's wrists. The subject refused to walk to the transport vehicle, so an officer took hold of the subject's right arm and pulled the subject a short distance where he was placed inside the vehicle. August 2021 Use of Force Report Late Night Watch — One Officer 8/28/ 2021 2021006127 Sick or Injured Animal Late Night 8/30/ 2021006183 Suicidal Watch — 2021 Subject Three Officers t,.., N Injured rabbit shot and killed by officer. Officers responded to a residence for reports of a suicidal subject who had cut her wrists and was making suicidal statements. Officers explained to the subject that she needed to be transferred to hospital for a mental health evaluation and that they would prefer that she did this voluntarily. The subject refused to go, and an officer took hold of her right arm in order to place the subject in the standing position. The subject spun around in order to separate from officers. The subject then kicked a paramedic. One officer wrapped their arms around the subject's torso and placed her on to the ground. Another officer sat on the subject's legs to prevent her from continuing the assault. Another officer pulled the subject's arms behind her back and placed her into handcuffs. While being placed on the stretcher the subject continued to kick out and spit at paramedics, so an officer held her legs down with their hands in order to prevent the assault. The subject was transported for a mental health evaluation.. "Sparking the Taser is a de-escalation technique. The taser does not make contact with the person or is discharged. It makes a sparking sound to alert a physically resistive person of the presence of the device. August 2021 Use of Force Report TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Sgt. Andrew McKnight RE: September 2021 Use of Force Review DATE: October 25`h, 2021 The Iowa City Police Department policy requires an employee to complete a written report for any reportable use of force. Reportable use of force is defined in the Department's General Order 99-05, which is titled Use of Force and available for public viewing on the department's website. This policy provides employees with guidelines on the use of deadly and non-deadly force. Upon receipt of the report, the supervisor is responsible for completing an administrative critique of the force. This process includes interviews with involved employees, body worn and in-car camera review, review of any additional available video, and review of written reports. The employee's use of force report and the supervisor's critique is then forwarded to the Captain of Field Operations and the Chief of Police for final review and critique. On a monthly basis, the previous month's use of force reports and supervisor critiques are reviewed by an administrative review committee consisting of a minimum of three sworn personnel. This Use of Force Committee consists of two supervisors as designated by the Chief of Police and one officer, typically a certified use of force instructor. The Use of Force Review Committee met on October 25th, 2021. It was composed of Sgt. McKnight, Sgt. Fink, and Officer Kuntz. A For the review of submitted reports in September, the Review Committee documented .the follong: • 44 individual officers were involved in 22 separate incidents requiring use of force. `;`�., -1 •, • There were no documented cases of an officer exercising his/her duty to intervene and flie`ravie f the incidents did not indicate that an officer failed their duty to intervene. • Out of the 22 rases of force, 20 involved force being used against people. The other twq were animals being euthanized by an officer. • Out of the 44 officers involved in the 20 uses of force against people, four superficial injairies we6sustained to officers and no injuries were sustained by suspects. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, arrests were made 17 times (85%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in seven of the uses of force used against persons (35%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in sixteen of the 20 uses of force against persons (80%). • Out of the 20 times force was used on a person, thirteen were identified as White (65%), seven were identified as Black (37%). • Out of the 22 uses of force, the average number of officers involved in the force was 2.0 • In total during this time period, the ICPD had 5,962 calls for service with 22 calls for service resulting in force being used. It is noted that two of the 22 uses of force involved animals and not humans. The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used September 2021 Occurrences 2021 Year -to -Date Hands-on 12 71 Taser Display 4 8 Taser Discharge 0 7 OC Spray Deployment 1 4 Firearm(s) Display 3 21 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/Kicking Striking/Kicking 0 3 Animals Euthanized by Officer 2 34 Special Response Team Callouts 0 1 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 4 11 Suspect Injuries 0 11 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 167. Total calls for service in the same period equal 53,462. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .31% of our total year-to-dat"alls for service. wf ' IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Use of Force Report September 2021 Watch Occurred and Officers Involved Day Watch — One Officer Late Night Watch — Three Officers pr, Date Incident Number 9/2 1 2021006299 9/4 1 2021006331 Incident Arrest type Made Y/N Sick or Injured Animal Public Intoxication IOWA CITY i6 POLICE Force Used N Sick/injured deer shot and killed by officer. Y September 2021 Use of Force Report An officer was on foot patrol in the downtown area when they observed an intoxicated male attempt to gain entry into a bar with a fictitious ID. Upon contact with the subject, he attempted to run from officers. After a brief foot chase the subject fell to the ground, got up, and continued running from officers. cli Officers caught up to the subject and two officers wrapped their arms around the subject telling him to get on the ground. One officer took hold of the subject's left arm and attempted to pull the subject to the ground. The subject ignored commands. One officer threatened to spray the subject with a chemical irritant if he did not stop struggling and follow directions. Due to non- compliance, the subject was soraved in the face Late Night Watch — One Officer 9/5 I 2021006368 Suspicious Y Activity September 2021 Use of Force Report with a chemical irritant. The subject stopped fighting and was lowered to the ground. One officer took hold of the subject's arms, pulled them behind his back and placed handcuffs on the subject's wrists. No injuries to officer or subject. While on bike patrol an officer heard a moped being knocked over and went to investigate. After verifying what happened, witnesses pointed out the offending subject who was running from the area. An officer observed the male entering the foyer of a parking ramp and gave chase on their police issued bicycle. The man entered a F150 truck. The officer rode up to the truck, got off their bike and commanded the man to exit the truck. The subject ignored commands and started the truck. The officer drew their side arm and continued to give commands to the subject to stop the vehicle. The subject put the truck in reverse, backed over the officer's bike, struck a parked vehicle, drove over the officer's bike again and fled the scene. The officer holstered their weapon and gave chase on foot. The subject got away but was taken into mestic ssault 94 September 2021 Use of Force Report custody later in the evening. There were no injuries to the officers or subject. Officers were dispatched to a residence for reports of a domestic assault. Upon arrival, one officer observed individuals in a verbal argument. One subject began to walk away and was told to stop. The subject began to run from the officer who gave chase. After a brief foot chase, one officer grabbed on to the subject's right arm and pulled the subject towards the ground. The subject broke free from the officer and continued running. The officer wrapped their arms around his torso and used forward momentum to place the subject on to the ground. One officer turned the subject on to his side, instructing him to place his hands behind his back. The subject attempted to turn away from officers, however one officer applied pressure with their hands to the subject's shoulders keeping him on the ground. Another officer sat on the subject's legs to prevent him from kicking out towards officers. The subject then placed his hands behind his back and handcuffs were placed on his wrists. Y September 2021 Use of Force Report There were no injuries to the suspect or officers. Two officers responded to a residence for reports of a prowler where the reporting party stated that someone was attempting to enter their residence. Officers found an intoxicated male who had forced his way into a third -floor apartment. One officer took hold of the subject's arm and led him out of the apartment, pulling the subject's arms behind their back while another officer placed handcuffs on the subject's wrists. Two officers escorted the subject down the stairs while the subject continued to pull away from officers. The subject turned towards officers and a decision was made to place the subject on the ground as there was a danger that they would fall down the stairs. One officer put their arms around the subject's torso and another officer took hold of the subject's legs in order to pull him to the ground. The subject continued to thrash around despite being told to stop. He continued to be non-compliant, and an officer sprayed a chemical irritant in the subject's eyes. The subiect complied briefly, C'Y� _.f` CD Evening 9/10 Watch — One Officer 2021006533 1 Assault I Y September 2021 Use of Force Report and two officers escorted him down the rest of the stairs. At the base of the stairs, the subject began to pull and twist away from officers and so one officer wrapped their arms around his torso and pulled him to the ground again. The subject refused to get up and get in the patrol vehicle, so the officers lifted the subject off the ground and placed him into the patrol vehicle for transport. There were superficial injuries to the officer and subject. An officer responded to Kum & Go for reports of a subject who had spat on an employee. The description given matched a subject known to the officer. The officer observed the subject who ran from the officer. After a brief chase the officer caught the subject, pulled his arms behind his back and placed him into handcuffs. While walking to the patrol car the subject started to pull away from the officer and attempted to spin away from the officer. The officer attempted to place the subject into a seated position however the subject resisted by placing his foot on the step, pushing against the officer. The officer decided to lower the Late Night Watch — One Officer Evening Watch — One Officer 9/12 9/14 2021006581 2021006653 Traffic Stop Trespass Y Y September 2021 Use of Force Report subject to the ground by pulling the subject up by the shoulders, knocking the subject off balance, then placing their foot behind the subject's leg, The subject was placed on the ground face down. The subject continued to kick out at the officer, so the officer held his legs down to prevent them from kicking. Once the transport vehicle arrived the subject entered the vehicle, and he was transported to jail. There were no injuries to the officer or subject. After completing the OWI testing process a subject pushed an officer and fled the scene on foot. The subject ignored several commands to stop and ignored an officer's display of a taser and continued running. The subject tripped and lay face down on the ground where he put his hands out in front of him. An officer straddled the subject and pulled the subject's arms behind their back and placed handcuffs on each wrist. There were no injuries to the subject or officer An officer was dispatched to a bar for reports of an intoxicated individual who was trespassing. A subject was verbally abusing bar staff, ignoring their requests for September 2021 Use of Force Report identification, and had entered the bar without providing identification. Upon contact, one officer told her to go outside ra multiple times and she failed to comply. The ' officer took hold of her 4 d== right wrist and pulled her arm behind her back. The subject tensed her arm and pulled it towards -_' the front of her body. The officer applied a wristlock to her right hand and pulled her arm behind her back. The officer placed a cuff on her right wrist, then pulled her left arm behind her back then placed a cuff on her left wrist. There were no injuries to the officer or suNect. Evening 9/14 2021006654 OWI Y An officer responded to Watch — reports of an impaired One Officer driver. When approached by officers the subject attempted to run. One officer caught the subject, wrapped their arms around the subject and pulled him to the ground. An officer rolled the subject on to his stomach and pulled the subject's arms behind his back placing handcuffs on both wrists. The officer sustained superficial injuries during 2021006680 Sick or N the arrest. Evening 9/15 Sick/injured deer shot Watch — Injured and killed by officer. One Officer Animal September 2021 Use of Force Report Day Watch — Four Officers 9/17 Evening Watch — Three Officers 9/17 2021006729 2021006730 Mental Impairment Domestic Disturbance Y September 2021 Use of Force Report Officers were dispatched to the free lunch program for an individual who had a mental health committal order issued by a judge. Officers explained to the subject that he needed to go to the ER for a mental health evaluation, but the subject remained adamant that he was not going and that he would resist. One officer pulled the subject's left arm behind his back and he tensed up and attempted to pull away. Two officers took hold of the other arm and pulled it behind his back as the subject spat at officers and continued to pull away. One officer placed a spit hood over the subject and another officer placed handcuffs on each wrist as the other officers held his arms behind his back. The subject was taken to the ER for a mental health evaluation. Officers were dispatched to a residence for a domestic disturbance where it was alleged that a subject was slashing tires and was in the process of retrieving a firearm. An officer contacted a subject who was attempting to gain entry to a residence. An officer took hold of her left wrist and left elbow in order to prevent her from Late Night Watch — Two Officers 9/17 entering the residence. The subject tensed her body and pulled away from the officer. The subject then punched the officer in the groin. The officer then took hold of the subject's left arm and pushed the subject's down towards the ground. The officer attempted to pull the subject's arms behind her back, but she continued to tense her arms and body. The officer pulled the subject to her feet and handcuffed her with her arms in the front due to claims that she had a previous broken arm. The subject then refused to walk to the patrol car, so an officer took hold of the subject's legs, while other officers held her upper body, placing her into the patrol vehicle. One officer reported superficial injuries and no injuries to the subject._ 2021006746 Public Y Officers observed an Intoxication intoxicated male carrying an open container of alcohol. Upon contact, the subject ran from officers. Two officers in the area spotted the subject and one officer lowered his shoulder and tackled the subject to the ground. The officer rolled the subject on to his stomach while an officer held the subject on the ground by placing their September 2021 Use of Force Report September 2021 Use of Force Report hands on the subject's back vehicle another officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and placed handcuffs on the subject's wrists. There were no injuries to the subject or officers. Evening 9/18 2021006770 Weapons N Officers responded to a Watch — Offense/ subject wielding a knife. Two Mental Upon arrival, the subject Officers Impairment was wielding a large knife. One officer drew their weapon and commanded the subject to drop the knife. The subject threw the knife on the ground, then ran towards the knife as if to y_ A attempt to pick it up C_-. again. One officer drew his taser in anticipation of the need for a less lethal - ' _ `" option. The subject was told to get on the ground, and he complied. One =J officer moved in and took hold of the subject's arms, placing handcuffs on his wrists. An officer observed a Late Night 9/18 2021006785 Open Y Watch — Container subject leave a bar with Three an open container of Officers alcohol. Upon contact, the officer attempted to ask for identification and the subject provided false information. Eventually the subject was identified, and he was placed under arrest. Two officers took hold of the subject's arms and attempted to pull his arms behind his back. The subiect tensed his September 2021 Use of Force Report September 2021 Use of Force Report 'm muscles and pulled his arms towards his )dy, grabbing out for a arse that he had on his person. Officers continued to pull the ibject's arms, causing ,n to fall to the ground. nce on the ground, an (icer placed handcuffs in the subject's wrists nd transported him to ail. The subject was bund to be a felon in )ssession of a firearm. ie firearm was found in bag he was grabbing owards. The subject vas transported to jail without injury to the subject or officers. _ icers were dispatched reports of a subject o was yelling and E)mpting to punch :)ple. When officers ived, the subject gan walking away from cer's despite being J to stop and stand I. The subject was ind to be intoxicated r refused sobriety tests E)red by officers. The )ject was placed under est and officers empted to handcuff the eject. One officer took d of the subject's left ep with their right hand J took hold of the 3ject's right wrist, Ming both arms behind subject's back. The eject continued to ise his arms and pull away Anot subj( his b hanc The the K he r( vehii a wri subj� twist until vehii injuri office Day Watch 9/22 2021006893 Burglary Y Offi — Two burg Officers as kr a m res the the kni Tw sid the be s ha\ su k igni An S arm a subj I iftl fee to hi and face ofIl September 2021 Use of Force Report ✓ from officers. her officer held the Dct's right arm behind ack and placed Icuffs on both wrists. subject was taken to )atrol vehicle where :fused to get into the ;le. One officer used st lock on the pct's left wrist, ing the subject's arm he entered the ale. There were no les to the subject or E)rs. kers responded to a lary in process where ubject armed with a life had entered an apartment where a other and her baby ided. Officers found subject facedown in kitchen area with a fe covered in blood. ,o officers drew their e arms and covered subject until he could earched and found to fe no weapons other ian the knife. One )fficer directed the )ject to stand, but he Dred the commands. officer grabbed the abject under his left pit with his right hand nd took hold of the ect's left forearm and E)d the subject to his t. The subject turned s right and spat blood I saliva in an officer's An officer took hold :he sub'ect's left and J September 2021 Use of Force Report right wrists and pinned the subject against the wall until another officer secured the subject into handcuffs. The subject was guided by his left arm to a waiting ambulance. Evening 9/23 2021006932 Welfare N Officers were dispatched Watch — Check to perform a welfare Three check where it was Officers reported that a male was grabbing a female in the street. Officers contacted the individuals and found one subject who was a known meth user who was exhibiting signs of meth use. During the interaction the subject was grabbing at a pedestrian so one officer placed the subject into handcuffs by pulling the subject's arms behind his back and placing �~ handcuffs on each wrist. r - An officer walked the subject towards their patrol vehicle and the subject barged at the officer with his right shoulder. The subject was told to stop but the subject continued to barge at the officer and flail around. An officer pushed the subject's chest against the patrol vehicle to prevent them from being struck. The subject kicked his right leg back in an attempt to strike an officer. An officer placed his leg between the subject's September 2021 Use of Force Report M. Evening 9125 2021006986 Watch — One Officer Interference Y with Official Acts September 2021 Use of Force Report legs moving his legs apart to keep him unbalanced. The subject continued to push back and kick out, so an officer drew their taser in attempt to encourage the subject to comply. The subject continued to jerk around, striking out towards officers.. Officers noticed that the subject's breathing was becoming shallow, and the subject lowered himself to the ground where officers noticed that he was becoming unresponsive. One officer administered Narcan and the subject regained consciousness and became combative again, locking up an officer's legs between his legs and continuing to flail around. The subject was given commands to release the officer's legs while other officers held the subject's legs and arms to prevent injury. There was a delay in the ambulance arriving, so officers placed the subject into the patrol vehicle and transported him to the ER. There were no injuries to the _subject or the officers. Officers attempted to identify a cyclist riding his bike in the ped mall area. Upon contact, the cyclist became belligerent with officers, flipping officers Late Night Watch — Two Officers 9/26 2021007006 Intoxicated Y Subject September 2021 Use of Force Report off and pulling up the front wheel of his bike. The cyclist took off and encountered an officer in another area of the pedmall. The subject was instructed to stop and get off his bike. The subject failed to comply and rode his bike aggressively towards an officer, telling the officer that they better move. The officer inserted their arm between the subject's arms as he attempted to ride towards the officer. This caused the subject to fall off his bike. The officer pulled the subject's arms behind their back and placed handcuffs on both wrists. There were no injuries to the sect or the officer. Officers contacted intoxicated subjects who had open containers of alcohol. During the interaction, a male subject constantly interjected himself int the incident. Officers attempted to identify the intoxicated subject and attempted to hide his fake identification in his wallet. When told to take out the fake identification the subject stated that he didn't have one. A decision was made to arrest the subject and he was told to turn around in reparation for handcuffing. The subject Late Night 9/26 Watch — Four Officers 2021007017 1 OWI tuned around but tensed his arms and began pulling away from the officer. An officer took hold of the subject's left arm and another officer stepped in to take hold of the subject's right arm. The subject continued to pull away from officers and fell to the ground. One officer put their hand on the subject's shoulder area to keep him in place on the ground as another officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and placed handcuffs on their wrists. There were no injuries to the subject or officers Y Officers responded to a single vehicle crash where a subject was observed fleeing from the vehicle. The subject was spotted running through yards and was eventually found hiding underneath a vehicle. The subject was ordered to come out from under the vehicle and get on the ground. The subject came out but would not get on the ground. One officer drew their taser and placed the red dot on the subject's torso ordering him to get on the ground. Other officers had their service weapons drawn pointed at the subject ordering him to the ground. The subject ignored commands to stay on the September 2021 Use of Force Report c_ C.D Late Night 9/26 Watch — Four Officers 2021007017 1 OWI tuned around but tensed his arms and began pulling away from the officer. An officer took hold of the subject's left arm and another officer stepped in to take hold of the subject's right arm. The subject continued to pull away from officers and fell to the ground. One officer put their hand on the subject's shoulder area to keep him in place on the ground as another officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back and placed handcuffs on their wrists. There were no injuries to the subject or officers Y Officers responded to a single vehicle crash where a subject was observed fleeing from the vehicle. The subject was spotted running through yards and was eventually found hiding underneath a vehicle. The subject was ordered to come out from under the vehicle and get on the ground. The subject came out but would not get on the ground. One officer drew their taser and placed the red dot on the subject's torso ordering him to get on the ground. Other officers had their service weapons drawn pointed at the subject ordering him to the ground. The subject ignored commands to stay on the September 2021 Use of Force Report September 2021 Use of Force Report ground and an officer took hold of his right wrist to handcuff the subject, but he continuously pulled away. One officer wrapped their arms around the subject and pulled him to the ground. While on the ground an officer pulled the subject's arms from underneath his body, held them in place while handcuffs were applied to each wrist. Another officer prevented the subject from kicking out by holding their legs together on the ground. The subject stood up and officers attempted to put the subject into the back of the vehicle for transport. The subject wouldn't allow officers to shut the door, instead he kicked out towards officers and braced his legs in the door frame. The subject was given multiple warnings but continued to kick at officers. One officer sprayed the subject in the face with OC. An officer placed the subject's legs inside the vehicle. The subject was transported without injury to officers or the subject. Officers responded to a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, an officer observed a subject wearing a backpack carrving a pitchfork duck 0-, CD -c 'F .. hN Cli rµ := September 2021 Use of Force Report and hide underneath a Quonset hut. The subject walked out from the but and walked towards an officer. The subject was red in the face, erratic and agitated. The officer ordered the subject to get on the ground several times and the subject ignored the commands. An officer drew their taser and placed the red dot on the subject's torso, instructing him to get on the ground. This time the subject complied, and an officer pulled the subject's arms behind his back, and placed handcuffs on each wrist. There were no injuries to the subject or officers. TO: Chief Liston FROM: Captain Brotherton RE: Monthly Complaint Report DATE: November 1, 2021 The following complaints were made to the ICPD from the public regarding officer conduct. Complaints are received and fielded by supervisors by telephone, in-person, and on-line through the ICPD's webpage. January — 1 complaint • On-line complaint of an officer not wearing a mask o Finding — Unfounded. Determined to be another agency. February — 0 complaints March — 4 Complaints ■ On-line complaint of officer failing to enforce the mask mandate o Finding — Unfounded. Not enough information provided to investigate ■ On-line complaint of unlawful arrest o Finding — Unfounded. Determined to be another agency. • Complaint of an undeserved harassment warning o Finding — Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper • On-line third -party complaint of an alleged incident which occurred possibly 10 years prior and before officer was certified as a peace officer. o Assigned IA 21-01 —Not Sustained April — 2 Complaints • On-line complaint of excessive force o Finding - Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper • Complaint an officer shined a light toward complainant o Finding — Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and propeC May — 1 Complaint • In person complaint that Officers illegally allowed a vehicle to be repossetsed` o Finding -Exonerated. Officers' actions were justified, lawful, and -proper June — 0 complaints rn July — 2 Complaints ■ On-line compliant regarding dissatisfaction with handling of a vehicle street storage o Finding - Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper • CPRB complaint — Third Party complaint regarding Officers actions during a crash investigation. o Finding — Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper August — 1 Complaint • In person complaint that Officer was rude when addressing an illegally parked vehicle o Finding — Sustained. Officer's approach to addressing the driver of the vehicle could be perceived as rude. September — 5 Complaints • Emailed complaint regarding officer's response to loud music in a residential neighborhood. o Finding — Sustained. Officer misunderstood ICPD enforcement of loud music during University Rush Week. • On-line complaint regarding a vehicle crash investigation o Finding - Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper On-line complaint regarding a bar check -Officer made illegal stop of patron o Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper • CPRB Complaint — Complaint regarding Officer misconduct o Assigned IA 21-06 — Not Sustained • CPRB Complaint — Third party complaint of excessive force. o Assigned IA 21-07 — Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper October — 3 Complaints • CPRB Complaint — Third party complaint Officer was discourteous. o Assigned IA 21-08 - Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper • CPRB Complaint —Complaint officer followed complainant while driving o Finding — Unfounded. Determined to be another agency. • CPRB Complaint — Complaint officer performed an illegal search o Finding - Exonerated. Officer's actions were justified, lawful, and proper .=. -4 -.ti..�._ CITY OF IOWA CITY MEMORANDUM Date: November 3, 2021 To: Community Police Review Board From: Kellie Fruehling, City Clerk Re: CPRB Legal Counsel CPRB's Legal Counsel was last obtained by a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for Legal Services. Legal Counsel Ford was hired in 2014 and the Board renewed his contract for an additional three years in 2019. The contract term will end on January 31, 2022. The Board has the following choices regarding the position for CPRB Legal Counsel: A. The City and the vendor may renew the original contract for two (2) additional three-year time periods by mutual agreement. Either party may terminate the contract at any time, for any reason. B. Renew and negotiate new contract terms. C. Send out a new RFQ for Legal Services and go through the proposal process set by the Board. This would not foreclose Counsel Ford from being selected again. If the Board wishes, it may meet in executive session without Counsel Ford to make its choice. If letter C if chosen, the hiring for CPRB's Legal Counsel will be in accordance with the city's Purchasing Manual, which recommends a procurement process such as a Request for proposal (RFP) or Request for Qualifications (RFQ) as follows: a. Prepare the RFP or RFQ, post to City's website, and contact potential attorneys*; Suggested minimum of 2 weeks advertising. b. Prepare tool for evaluation and scoring to assist in narrowing applicant pool for interviews. RFP only. c. Prepare questions for interview. RFP and/or RFQ d. Schedule and conduct interviews. RFP and/or RFQ e. Complete evaluations and make a recommendation for award to CPRB. RFP and RFQ. It is important to have the Board Participation level (see page 2) decided prior to a timeline being developed and release of RFP documents. In 2014 the Board created and chose option 5. = May wish to contact University of Iowa Law School and Linn and Johnson County Bar Associations. CPRB Legal Counsel November 3, 2021 Page 2 Board Participation Options Option 1 Entire Board involved in steps b -e above. This would involve scheduling additional Board meetings and involve a commitment of time by the entire Board. Meetings would be posted as quorums and executive sessions held. Staff* involved in the process. Option 2 The Board selects no more than two members, could be chair and vice -chair (less than a quorum) to be involved in steps b -e above, and makes recommendation to the Board. Reducing the time of the entire Board andproviding for no meeting requirements. Staff* involved in the process. Option 3 The Board selects no more than two members, could be chair and vice -chair (less than a quorum) to be involved in steps d and a above, and makes recommendation to the Board. Reducing the time of the entire Board and providing for no meeting requirements. Staff* involved in the process. Option 4 The Board directs staff* to complete steps b -e above, and staff makes a recommendation to the entire Board. Reducing the time of the entire Board and providing for no meeting requirements. Option 5 Direct the City Clerk and the Equity Director, along with either the Chair or Vice Chair (pending availability) to interview, complete evaluation tool, and make a recommendation to the Board. Final decision will be made by the entire Board for all options above. Contract signing will be done by the City. *City Clerk Previously distributed 7/13/21 CPRB meeting packet t � i y�rm�tQ� CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Strect Iowa City. Iowa 52240-1826 (3 19) 356-5000 July 1, 2021 (319) 356-5009 FAX www.icgov.org On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) into law. This legislation established the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund, which provides significant resources to state, local, territorial, and Tribal governments to support urgent COVID-19 response efforts, replace lost public sector revenue and restore service levels, support immediate financial stabilization for households and businesses, and address public health and economic challenges caused by the pandemic and that have disproportionately impacted certain populations. While the funds provide broad flexibility to local governments, the U.S. Treasury has released detailed guidance on how these funds can be used. A summary sheet of eligible uses is attached to this letter. You can also visit www.icqov.org/ARPA to learn more, find a link to full U.S. Treasury Guidance, and view other City resources and outreach materials. The U.S. Treasury has allocated $18.3 million to the City of Iowa City. The City received approximately half of this funding in May 2021 and anticipates receipt of the remaining balance in May 2022. All funds must be obligated by December 31, 2024. The City anticipates ongoing public input opportunities throughout the eligible use period (December 31, 2024) and will collect an initial round of public input through August 15, 2021. We encourage the community to imagine how these funds can be transformative for Iowa City. On behalf of the City of Iowa City, I would like to invite all Iowa City Boards, Commissions, and Committees to share ideas for spending these funds. Thoughts and ideas can be submitted through the following: Online survey: his:/Iwww.surveyrnonkey.comir/ICARPA Y E-mail to publicinput(abiowa-city.org Additional virtual and in-person listening sessions are also being scheduled and details on these opportunities will be published online at icgov.org/ARPA and through other City platforms. Thank you for your consideration and all the work you do to make our community better. Sincerely, Rachel Kilburg Assistant City Manager U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY The American Rescue Plan will deliver $350 billion for state, local, territorial, and Tribal governments to respond to the COVID-19 emergency and bring back jobs. The Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds provide a substantial infusion of resources to help turn the title on the pandemic, address its economic fallout, and lay the foundation for a strong and equitable recovery. Funding Objectives • Support urgent COVID-19 response efforts to continue to decrease spread of the virus and bring the pandemic under control • Replace lost public sector revenue to strengthen support for vital public services and help retain jobs • Support immediate economic stabilization for households and businesses • Address systemic public health and economic challenges that have contributed to the inequal impact of the pandemic Support Public Health Response Fund COVID-19 mitigation efforts, medical expenses, behavioral healthcare, and certain public health and safety staff Replace Public Sector Revenue Loss Use funds to provide government services to the extent of the reduction in revenue experienced due to the pandemic Water and Sewer Infrastructure Make necessary investments to improve access to clean drinking water and invest in wastewater and stormwater infrastructure Eligible Jurisdictions & Allocations Direct Recipients • States and District of Columbia ($195.3 billion) • Counties ($65.1 billion) • Metropolitan cities ($45.6 billion) • Tribal governments ($20.0 billion) • Territories ($4.5 billion) Indirect Recipients • Non -entitlement units ($19.5 billion) ,PLbf' Address Negative Economic Impacts i1L+i11L Respond to economic harms to workers, families, small businesses, impacted industries, and the public sector Premium Pay for Essential Workers Offer additional support to those who have and will bear the greatest health risks because of their service in critical infrastructure sectors Broadband Infrastructure 00 Make necessary investments to provide unserved or underserved locations with new or expanded broadband access For More Information: Please visit www.treasury.gov/SLFRP For Media Inquiries: Please contact the U.S. Treasury Press Office at (202) 622-2960 For General Inquiries: Please email SLFRP@treasu ry,gov for additional information U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Example Uses of Funds ® Support Public Health Response • Services to contain and mitigate the spread of COVID-19, including vaccination, medical expenses, testing, contact tracing, quarantine costs, capacity enhancements, and manyrelated activities • Behavioral healthcare services, including mental health or substance misuse treatment, crisis intervention, and related services • Payroll and covered benefits for public health, healthcare, human services, and public safety staff to the extent that they work on the COVID-19 response Replace Public Sector Revenue Loss • Ensure continuity of vital government services by filling budget shortfalls • Revenue loss is calculated relative to the expected trend, beginning with the last full fiscal year pre - pandemic and adjusted annually for growth • Recipients may re -calculate revenue loss at multiple points during the program, supporting those entities that experience revenue loss with a lag Water & Sewer Infrastructure • Includes improvements to infrastructure, such as buildingor upgrading facilities and transmission, distribution, and storage systems • Eligible uses aligned to Environmental Protection Agency project categories for the Clean Water State Revolving Fund and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund g Equity -Focused Services Additional flexibility for the hardest-hit communities and families to address health disparities, invest in housing, address educational disparities, and promote healthy childhood environments • Broadly applicable to Qualified Census Tracts, other disproportionately impacted areas, and when provided by Tribal governments u Address Negative Economic Impacts • Deliver assistance to workers and families, including support for unemployed workers, aid to households, and survivor's benefits for families of COVID• 19 victims • Support small businesses with loans, grants, in-kind assistance, and counseling programs • Speed the recovery of impacted industries, including the tourism, travel, and hospitality sectors • Rebuild public sector capacity by rehiring staff, replenishing state unemployment insurance funds, and implementing economic relief programs Premium Pay for Essential Workers • Provide premium pay to essential workers, both directly and through grants to third -party employers • Prioritize low- and moderate -income workers, who face the greatest mismatch between employment- related health risks and compensation • Key sectors include healthcare, grocery and food services, education, childcare, sanitation, and transit • Must be fully additive to a worker's wages I5 Broadband Infrastructure • Focus on households and businesses without access to broadband and those with connections that do not provide minimally acceptable speeds Fund projects that deliver reliable service with minimum 100 Mbps download / 100 Mbps upload speeds unless impracticable • Complement broadband investments made through the Capital Projects Fund Ineligible Uses • Changes that reduce net tax revenue must not be offset with American Rescue Plan hinds • Extraordinary payments into a pension fund are a prohibited use of this Funding • Other restrictions apply to eligible uses The examples listed In this document are non -exhaustive, do not describe all terms and conditions associated with the use of this funding, and do not describe all the restrictions on use that may apply. The U.S. Department of the Treasury provides this document, the State and Local contact channels, and other resources for informational purposes. Although efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, the information is subject to change or correction. Any Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds received will be subjectto the terms and conditions of the agreement entered into by Treasury and the respective jurisdiction, which shall incorporate the provisions of the Interim Final Rule and/or Final Rule that implements this program. DRAFT Prepared by Amanda Nichols -Chair COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240-1826 (319)356-5043 November 03, 2021 Mayor and City Council City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: Response to request for city board to provide input on ARPA funds Dear Mayor and City Council, In response to your request for city boards to provide input on how Iowa City's ARPA funds are spent, the Community Police Review Board requests that you fully fund the Excluded Workers Fund, providing $3,200 for every member of excluded workers' households. Families that never received unemployment insurance and stimulus checks, while living through the same pandemic as the rest of us, urgently need this money. They have already waited 18 months for assistance that most of us have received. Direct payments to workers who were ineligible for previous relief programs need to be a priority and need to be large enough to be impactful. Regards, Amanda Nichols Community Police Review Board Chair 4� 11 'All CITY OF IOWA CITY MEMORANDUM Date: October 21, 2021 To: Community Police Review Board From: Geoff Fruin, City Manager Re: Community Police Review Board (CPRE) Recommendations Update On behalf of the City Council and City staff team, I wish to express my gratitude for your continued volunteer service to our community. Significant responsibility comes with your service on the CPRB. Ultimately, your role in ensuring fair, thorough, and accurate investigations, as well as offering feedback on policy and performance helps ensure that we execute on our stated mission of the Iowa City Police Department, which is "To work in partnership with the community, enhance trust, protect with courage and compassion, and empower victims of crime through excellence in service." The purpose of this memo is to update you on recent City Council discussions regarding the status of your thirteen recommendations from December 22, 2020. As a reminder, two of the recommendations have already been formally adopted by ordinance (recommendations #4 and #13). These expanded the complainant's ability to respond to the Police Chief's findings and lengthened the statute of limitations for filing a complaint. Similarly, two recommendations not requiring City Council action were previously agreed upon between the CPRB and Police Chief (recommendations #6 and #7). These items included expanding reporting from the Police Department to the CPRB via the public meeting packets of the Board. After your September 20, 2021 meeting in which you discussed the remaining recommendations, the City Council held a public work session to advance their deliberations as well. At that meeting, the City Council made several decisions, including: Drop further consideration of those recommendations that were found to directly conflict with state law (recommendations #1, #2, #3, #5, and #12) Agreement that at anytime the CPRB feels that an independent audit of Police Department procedure is necessary that such a recommendation be forwarded by the CPRB to the City Council (recommendation #8) Concurrence with the recommendation to expand CPRB membership from five to seven with a strong preference for diverse representation and a law enforcement professional (recommendation #11). City staff will draft the required code language and forward that to the CPRB for review and comment prior to formal City Council consideration. The City Council also indicated an interest in awaiting your final recommendations regarding a budget and the possible partnership with a social worker / medical professional to aid complainants as needed (recommendations #9 and #10). With closure pending on those two items, all thirteen recommendations will have been fully considered. The City Council expressed their continued appreciation for all the work you, and previous members, have put into these recommendations. When fully complete, your recommendations will have led to expanded complainant rights, enhanced public reporting, greater community awareness and expanded membership and representation on the CPRB. Thank you again for leading the charge on these meaningful enhancements. COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD OFFICE CONTACTS October 2021 Date Description None November 9, 2021 Mtg Packet COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD COMPLAINT DEADLINES CPRB Complaint #20-02 Filed: Chief's report due (90 days): Extension Request: Extension Request: OIR Report filed: Chief's Report filed: ------------------------------------- CPRB meeting #1 (Review): CPRB meeting #2 (Review): CPRB meeting #3 (Review): CPRB meeting #4 (Review): CPRB meeting #5 (Review): CPRB meeting #6 (Review): CPRB meeting #7 (Review): CPRB meeting #8 (Review): CPRB meeting #9 (Review): CPRB meeting #10 (Review): CPRB report due (90 days) from OIR report: CPRB report due (90 day extension) from Chief's report: CPRB report due (90 day additional extension) ------------------------------------------------------------------ CPRB Complaint #20-05 06/04/20 09/02/20 12/15/20 02/01/21 01/28/21 06/30/21 02/09/21 03/09/21 04/14/21 07/13/21 08/02/21 08/30/21 09/20/21 10/12/21 11/01/21 ??/??/21 04/28/21 09/28/21 12/27/21 Filed: 08/14/20 Chief's report due (90 days): 11/12/20 Extension Request: 12/15/20 Extension Request: 02/01/21 OIR Report filed: 01/28/21 Chief's Report filed: 06/30/21 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPRB meeting #1 (Review): 02/09/21 CPRB meeting #2 (Review): 03/09/21 CPRB meeting #3 (Review): 04/14/21 CPRB meeting #4 (Review): 07/13/21 CPRB meeting #5 (Review): 08/02/21 CPRB meeting #6 (Review): 08/30/21 CPRB meeting #7 (Review): 09/20/21 CPRB meeting #8 (Review): 10/12/21 CPRB meeting #9 (Review): 11/01/21 CPRB meeting #10 (Review): ??/??/21 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPRB report due (90 days) from OIR report: 04/28/21 CPRB report due (90 day extension) from Chief's report: 09/28/21 CPRB report due (90 day additional extension): 12/27/21 November 9, 2021 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #20-06 Filed: Chief's report due (90 days): Extension Request: Extension Request: OIR Report filed: Chief's Report filed: CPRB meeting #1 (Review): CPRB meeting #2 (Review): CPRB meeting #3 (Review): CPRB meeting #4 (Review): CPRB meeting #5 (Review): CPRB meeting #6 (Review): CPRB meeting #7 (Review): CPRB meeting #8 (Review): CPRB meeting #9 (Review): CPRB meeting #10 (Review): CPRB meeting #11 (Review): CPRB report due (90 days) from OIR report: CPRB report due (90 day extension) from Chief's report: CPRB report due (90 day additional extension): ------------------------------------------------------------------- CPRB Complaint #20-07 Filed: Chief's report due (90 days): Extension Request: Extension Request: OIR Report filed: Chief's Report filed: ----------------------------------------- CPRB meeting #1 (Review): CPRB meeting #2 (Review): CPRB meeting #3 (Review): CPRB meeting #4 (Review): CPRB meeting #5 (Review): CPRB meeting #6 (Review): CPRB meeting #7 (Review): CPRB meeting #8 (Review): CPRB meeting #9 (Review): CPRB meeting #10 (Review): 08/19/20 11/17/20 12/15/20 02/01/21 01/28/21 06/30/21 02/09/21 03/09/21 03/26/21 04/14/21 07/13/21 08/02/21 08/30/21 09/20/21 10/12/21 11/01/21 ??/??/21 04/28/21 09/28/21 12/27/21 08/27/20 11/25/20 12/15/20 02/01/21 01/28/21 06/30/21 ------------- 02/09/21 03/09/21 04/14/21 07/13/21 08/02/21 08/30/21 09/20/21 10/12/21 11/01/21 ??/??/21 CPRB report due (90 days) from OIR report: 04/28/21 CPRB report due (90 day extension) from Chief's report: 09/28/21 CPRB report due (90 day additional extension): 12/27/21 ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---- ----- ------ November 9, 2021 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #20-08 Filed: Chief's report due (90 days): Extension Request: Extension Request: OIR Report filed: Chief's Report filed: CPRB meeting #1 (Review): CPRB meeting #2 (Review): CPRB meeting #3 (Review): CPRB meeting #4 (Review): CPRB meeting #5 (Review): CPRB meeting #6 (Review): CPRB meeting #7 (Review): CPRB meeting #8 (Review): CPRB meeting #9 (Review): CPRB meeting #10 (Review): CPRB meeting #11 (Review): CPRB report due (90 days ) from OIR report CPRB report due (90 day extension) from Chief's report: CPRB report due (90 day extension): CPRB Complaint #21-01 Filed: Chief's report due (90 days): Chief's report filed: Complainant's response to the Chief's report (21 days to respond, no response received) Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond) CPRB meeting #1 (Review): CPRB meeting #2 (Review): CPRB meeting #3 (Review): CPRB meeting #4 (Review): CPRB meeting #5 (Review): CPRB report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant) 08/27/20 11/25/20 12/15/20 02/01/21 01/28/21 06/30/21 ---------------. 02/09/21 03/09/21 04/14/21 05/26/21 07/13/21 08/02/21 08/30/21 09/20/21 10/12/21 11/01/21 ??/??/21 04/28/21 09/28/21 12/27/21 07/29/21 10/27//21 09/02/21 09/23/21 09/20/21 10/12/21 11/01/21 11/09/21 ??/??/21 12/22/21 November 9, 2021 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #21-02 Filed: 09/20/21 Chief's report due (90 days): 12/20//21 Chief's report filed: 10/19/21 Complainant's response to the Chief's report (21 days to respond, no response received) 11/09/21 Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond): ??/???? CPRB meeting #1 (Review): 11/01/21 CPRB meeting #2 (Review): ??/??/?? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPRB report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant): ??/??/?? CPRB Complaint #21-03 Filed: 09/27/21 Chief's report due (90 days): 12/27//21 Chief's report filed: ??/??/?? Complainant's response to the Chief's report (21 days to respond) ??/??/?? Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond): ??/???? CPRB meeting #1 (Review): ??/??/?? CPRB meeting #2 (Review): ??/??/?? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CPRB report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant): ??/??/?? CPRB Complaint #21-04 Filed: 10/12/21 Chief's report due (90 days): 01/10/22 Chief's report filed: ??/??/?? Complainant's response to the Chief's report (21 days to respond) ??/??/?? Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond): ??/???? ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------- CPRB meeting #1 (Review): 11/01/21 CPRB meeting #2 (Review): 11/09/21 CPRB report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant): ??/??/?? November 9, 2021 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #21-07 Filed: 10/27/21 Chief's report due (90 days): 01/26/22 Chief's report filed: ??/??/?? Complainant's response to the Chief's report (21 days to respond) ??/??/?? Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond): ??/???? CPRB meeting #1 (Review): ??/??/?? CPRB meeting #2 (Review): ??/??/?? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPRB report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant): ??/??/?? TENTATIVE MEETING SCHEDULE December 14, 2021 January 11, 2022 February 8, 2022 March 8, 2022