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Home My WebLink About08-08-2023 CPRB CommissionMEMORANDUM COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City DATE: August 3, 2023 TO: CPRB Members FROM: Tammy Neumann RE: Board Packet for meeting on TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2023 The following documents for your review and comment at the next board meeting are included in the Agenda Packet emailed to you on August 3, 2023. • Agenda for Meeting on August 8, 2023 • Draft Minutes of the meeting on July 11, 2023 • ICPD Memorandum -Quarterly Summary Report IAIR/CPRB, 2nd Qtr. 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report January 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report February 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report March 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report April 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report May 2023 • Office Contacts — July 2023 • Complaint Deadlines • Resolution No. 23-189: Resolution setting Meeting Participation Requirements for City Board, Commission and Committee members. • Draft Summary of the Community Forum on April 20, 2023 • Draft Community Forum Flyer for October 3, 2023 • Updated Member Contact List AGENDA COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2023 — 5:30 P.M. HELLING CONFERENCE ROOM 410 E. Washington Street You can watch the meeting online at any of the following websites: https://citychannel4.com/live https://www.Voutube.com/user/citychannel4/live In order to encourage greater input from the public, the Commission intends to offer the opportunity to participate in the meeting remotely. However, this meeting is an in -person meeting. In the event of technological problems, the meeting will continue in -person, so those wishing to ensure their ability to participate should attend the meeting in -person. If you wish instead to participate remotely, you may attempt to do so by joining the meeting via Zoom by going to the link below to visit the Zoom meeting's registration page and submit the required information. Once the registration is complete, you will receive an email message with a link to join the meeting. If you are asked for a meeting or webinar ID, enter the ID number found in the email. Link: https:/Ius06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN eFHH3s4xSOVLrLFW1Voxig Meeting ID: 841 9426 0761 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 July 11, 2023 • ICPD Memorandum -Quarterly Summary Report IAIR/CPRB, 2°d Qtr. 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report January 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report February 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report March 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report April 2023 • ICPD Use of Force Review/Report May 2023 • Office Contacts June 2023 • Complaint Deadlines ITEM NO. 3 NEW BUSINESS Discussion of Resolution No. 23-189: Resolution setting Meeting Participation Requirements for City Board, Commission and Committee members. ITEM NO. 4 OLD BUSINESS • Draft Summary of the Community Forum on April 20, 2023 • Discussion of Community Forum on October 3, 2023 If you will need disability -related accommodations to participate in this program/event, please contact Tammy Neumann at 319-356-5043, tneumann@iowa-city.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. CPRB-Page 2 July 11, 2023 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 • September 12, 2023, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room • October 3, 2023, 5:30 p.m. Community Forum — Library, Meeting Room A • October 10, 2023, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room • November 14. 2023, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room 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 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. ITEM NO. 10 ADJOURNMENT If you will need disability -related accommodations to participate in this program/event, please contact Tammy Neumann at 319-356-5043, tneumann@iowa-city.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. DRAFT COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD MINUTES — JULY 11, 2023 CALL TO ORDER: Chair Jerri MacConnell called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Ricky Downing, Melissa Jensen, Jerri MacConnell, Saul Mekies, Amanda Remington, Orville Townsend MEMBERS ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: Legal Counsel Alp Zora and Staff Tammy Neumann OTHERS PRESENT: ICPD Chief Dustin Liston RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL Accept FY23 CPRB Annual Report CONSENT CALENDAR Motion by Townsend, seconded by Jensen, to accept the consent calendar as presented. • Minutes of the meeting on June 13, 2023 Motion carried 6/0. NEW BUSINESS Meeting Participation for City Board. Commission and Committee Members: This item was deferred until the August meeting. Staff noted that City Council is considering a resolution regarding board members attending meetings via Zoom and would have more information at the next meeting. FY23 CPRB Annual Report: The Board reviewed the draft FY23 CPRB Annual Report. Motion by Townsend, seconded by Remington to forward the FY23 annual report to the City Council as written. Motion carried 6/0. OLD BUSINESS Public Forum Discussion: The Board reviewed the draft flyer for the Public Forum scheduled on October 3, 2023. The board was reminded that during the April Public Forum, a member of the public mentioned that the flyer was confusing as it led him to believe that the only items that were allowed to be discussed at the meeting were items that were submitted via email/mail prior to the meeting. Board revised the sentence "Questions or comments to be addressed at the forum are due..." to "Questions or comments can be addressed in person at the Community Forum. If you are unable to attend in person, please submit items you would like addressed during the forum by email to CPRBna iowa- CPRB Meeting Minutes July 11, 2023 Page 2 city.org or mail to (City Hall address) by..." Neumann will submit these changes to the Communications Department and include a second draft in the August meeting packet. ICPD Core Values: Townsend stated at a previous meeting that he would like to talk about ways the community can help to improve relationships with the Police Department. Chief Liston noted that he is not comfortable in making suggestions to the community, however, the Police Department, through community -based policing, will continue to do what they can to foster these relationships. Townsend suggested that perhaps expanding on some of the existing programs like the Police Department's ride - along program, for example, could assist in going further to improve these relationships. ICPD INFORMATION CARDS: The Board reviewed the draft copy of the ICPD Information Cards included in their meeting packet. Chief Liston shared some revisions to the card with the Board and then asked members for their review and approval as amended. Motion by Jensen, seconded by Downing, to approve the ICPD Information Cards as amended. Motion carried 6/0. Remington suggested that the handing out of these cards become a Police Department policy. Liston said that this will be added to the appropriate policy for the department. PUBLIC DISCUSSION None BOARD INFORMATION Jensen requested that the April Community Forum Summary be added to New Business on the August agenda for Board review. MacConnell asked to add an item to the agenda regarding the need for officers to be recognized for the positive actions viewed on the body warn camera footage. Board members agreed that this is something that would be noted during the review of reports during Executive Session and that all board members are welcome to make comments. STAFF INFORMATION None MEETING SCHEDULE and FUTURE AGENDAS • September 12, 2023, 5:30 PM, Helling Conference Room • October 3, 2023, 5:30 PM, Community Forum, Iowa City Library, Meeting Room A. • October 10, 2023, 5:30 PM, Helling Conference Room • November 4, 2023, 5:30 PM, Helling Conference Room Both MacConnell and Mekies will be absent from the August 8 meeting. Other members confirmed their presence at the August meeting so no change in the meeting schedule was necessary. CPRB Meeting Minutes July 11, 2023 Page 3 EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion by Remington, seconded by Jensen, 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 6/0 Open session adjourned at 5:56 p.m. REGULAR SESSION Returned to open session at 6:18 p.m. Motion by Jensen, seconded by Downing to set the level of review for CPRB Complaint 23-02 at 8-8- 7(B)(1)(a) on the record with no additional investigation. Motion carried 6/0. ADJOURNMENT Moved by Remington, seconded by Townsend, to adjourn the meeting at 6:22 p.m. Motion carried 6/0. x x x x x x o N e o x x x x x c e M N H? X k X X X X X O {i M N_ V O N a x k k x x x x e N T X 0 k x X k x 0 n N g o x x x c o x e ry M x x x x o x x n N x x x x x x x e N N a x x x x c x c N a x x x x x x k e k76 n e m n n n rei 00 C p b y C w w 9 C b i > z i� �E y m> t2C QC OF Memorandum TO: File FROM: Captain Denise Brotherton RE: Quarterly Summary Report IAIR/CPRB, 2nd Quarter 2023 DATE: July 5, 2023 Attached you will find the IAIR/CPRB 2023 2nd quarter summary report for the Iowa City Police Department Internal Affairs/Community Police Review Board investigative file. There were 5 non -criminal investigations involving 9 ICPD employees that were received externally through on-line CPRB complaints. One of the complaints was the same complainant from a previous 2023 CPRB complaint regarding the same issue. The remaining CPRB complaint investigations remain under review. There were 3 internal complaints that were reported to supervisory staff on 3 employees that initiated 3 internally driven investigations for improper conduct an action. One investigation was sustained, one withdrawn due to the employee resigning, and one is still under investigation. cc: CPRB Lt. Fink IAIR / CPRB Summary BIB Mmser 23-01b CPRB Nudw Bate and Time ofkWn tcentimoflfxtlent Assigned Date Type of Investigation Resolution 23-06 4121/2023 1 a 4/21/2023 Nonher 23-03 CPRB Nmiba' Bate mil Time of Incident location of knMeet Assigned Data Type of Investigation Resdution Ir'.:1mrJnelnalr 3/1412023 Iowa City 4/2/2023 Improper Conduct Sustained -Non -Crum Internal NNMmher 23-04 CPRBMadar Data and Tao ofbaden Location otkm*nt AWPWDate Type oflamti lion NesoInBm fhmoffalatanr 4117122 14'.24 Iowa City 4/1412023 Improper Action Withdrawn by Comp Internal M Mrtlher 23 05 CPRB Milner Bate and rumor Incident location of bicdent Asmned Bate Type or Investigation Resoanion Ihijm of con"Ot 23-07 5110/2023 10 S Clinton St 5/18/2023 Improper Conduct External NNa16m 23-06 RB Nmder Bate and Tale of Incident location of Ridden Asdfyad Bato Type of Investigation Resource Orel of CottOaiid Wednesday. July 5. 2023 Vag= 1 of 3 23-08 5/18/2023 3:00 ICPD 5/22/2023 Use of Force External 23-08 5/18/2023 3:00 ICPD 5/22/2023 Use of Force External 23-08 5/18/2023 3:00 ICPD 5/22/2023 Use of Force External U Ri Nmlhm 23-07 CPARN lber DateandTbmofbcMW loptlmotlieWnt ANOOdRate TYDBotpalestipaton Reswmp p�yopp; p 23-09 5/26/2023 Waterfront HyVee 6/6/2023 Use of Force External 23-09 5/26/2023 Waterfront HyVee 6/6/2023 Use of Force External 23-09 5/26/2023 Waterfront HyVee 6/6/2023 Use of Force External BNB 23-08 wNmber DateaMTma0tkilut Iacatimofccitnt Assi7ledRate Type o witstipetnn RosontlDn ONOOMMOan 23-10 6/18202e lawaCty 6/22/2023 ImproperAction External 23-10 6/18/2023 Iowa City 6/22/2023 Improper Action External Wednesday, July 5, 2023 Page 2 of 3 23-09 Nmkr Date and Tme of limlent Location M Incident Aftned Data Typo d[Inves6patlon Rea motion 5rn 2022 Iowa City 6/27/2023 Improper Conduct Internal Wednesday, July 5, 2023 Page 3 of 3 TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: January 2023 Use of Force Review DATE: April 4, 2023 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 April 4, 2023. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. K. Bailey, and Officer Chad Fulton. For the review of submitted reports in January 2023, the Review Committee documented the following • 28 individual officers were involved in 17 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 17 use of force incidents, 15 involved force being used against people. There were two animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 28 officers involved in the 15 uses of force incidents against people, 1 injury requiring medical attention was sustained by a suspect, and 2 superficial injuries were sustained by officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 15 uses of force against people, arrests were made 13 times (87%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 5 of the 15 uses of force used against persons (33%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 9 of the 15 uses of force against persons (60%). • Out of the 15 times force was used on persons, 1 was identified as a white female (6.7%), 4 were identified as white males (26.7%), 6 were identified as black males (40%), 1 was identified as a black female (6.7%), and 3 were identified as Latino males (20%). • Out of the 15 uses of force against people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.87. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 4,932 calls for service with 15 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.30%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used January 2023 Occurrences 2023 Year -to -Date Hands-on 7 7 Taser Display 1 1 Taser Discharge 1 1 OC Spray Deployment 2 2 Firearms Display 3 3 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 1 1 Animals Euthanized by Officer 2 2 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 2 2 Suspect Injuries 1 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 17. Total calls for service in the same period equal 4,932. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .34% of our total year-to-date calls for service. Iowa City Police Department MonlhNeac USE OF FORCE REPORT January 2023 Total Involving AlcoaoaDrugs: Demographic Makeup: Use of Force Totals: 10 White Male: 4 Black Male: 6 Animal: 2 Taser Display: 1 White Female: 1 Black Female: I Hispanic Male: 3 Other Male: 0 Hands On: 7 Taser Discharge: I Chemical Irritant: 2 Firearm Display: 3 Total Involving Mental Health: 4 Hispanic Female: 0 Other Female: 0 Strikes/Kicks: I Firearm Discharge: 0 Total calls for service: 4932 (excludes animal control); Percentage of calls resulting in force: 0.34% ICR: Date: suspect Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 1/1/2023 Injured: Yes ❑ officers: Yes ® Out with Subject Yes (Late Nights) No ® 3 No ❑ No ❑ synopsis: The subject was on juvenile probation and had cut off his ankle monitor. The subject fled when he saw officers and the officers pursued him. Officer 1 caught up to the subject and grabbed his coat, ordering him to the ground, but he refused to comply and instead grabbed the officer's left wrist and put his elbow in the officer's chest. Officer 1 performed a leg sweep and pulled him to the ground. The subject was stood up and refused to identify himself He then began twisting his body in different directions, making furtive movements, and grabbing at Officer 2 who was trying to identify him, so Officer 2 grabbed the subject's right arm to control him and issued him verbal commands to stop reaching for his pockets. The subject continued to struggle and tense up, so Officers 1 and 2 safely lowered him to the ground and helped carry him to the grass where he was placed in his stomach and handcuffed. The subject continued to kick at the officers while on the ground, and then tried to roll away and lay flat when officers tried to photograph him for identification purposes. The subject passively resisted as officers escorted him back to the police department. Inside the police department, the subject continued to struggle with officers and disobeyed commands to remain seated. On two occasions Officer 1 grabbed the subject's right arm and right leg to assist him into the chair, but the subject continued to stand, so Officer 2 gave him verbal commands to sit down, but again he refused and continued advancing at officers. Officer 2 grabbed the subject's shoulder and pushed him back toward a seated position, but the subject tried to stand again, so the Officer 2 placed their hand on the subject's lower neck and head area to prevent him from standing up. The subject was walked to patrol car and sat down on the seat but refused to get in completely. Officer 1 pushed on the subject's chest to get him further in the vehicle, but the subject blocked the door with his leg, so Officer 1 used their leg to press against the subject's leg. Officer I's leg got pinned between the subject's leg and the seat, so the officer manipulated a pressure point on the subject's lower mandible, causing the subject to pull his leg into the patrol car. At detention, the subject refused to get out of the vehicle after multiple requests, so the Officer 1 grabbed the subject's left arm and belt loops of his pants and pulled him from the vehicle. The officer had to escort the subject to the holding room because he passively resisted and refused to walk at times. The officer lowered the subject into the prone position in the holding room due to his aggressive and resistive behavior and removed the handcuffs. The defendant sustained a superficial injury to his li • the officers were not injured. AlcohogOmgs Involved: I Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male R Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Data: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: IncidentTypa: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 1/1/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Disturbance/Fight 1 Yes ❑ No ® No ® No aynope6: Officers were alerted to a "bad fight" occurring inside a restaurant downtown. The officer observed two individuals physically fighting and proceeded to grab one subject around the waist to pull them away from another participant whom they had in a headlock. The officer trapped the subject's left arm and took them to the ground on their left side, allowing the officer to gain control and calm the subject down. The individual was not placed in handcuffs and cooperated for the duration of the incident. AlcolwaDrugs Involved: Mental Heralds Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 1 of 7 Iowa City Police Department 1/3/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ No ® No Officers: 2 Yes ❑ No Officers responded to the subject's residence to check their welfare. The subject displayed a knife and directed it toward their head as they spoke with firefighters. Both officers drew their tasers and focused the red dots on the subject. One officer holstered their taser once communication was established, and through de-escalation efforts the subject eventually threw the knife away and voluntarily went to the hospital. Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female Cl Animal ❑ Taser Display Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/5/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Trespass I officers: Yes No ❑ The subject was trespassed from a store and was stopped by the officer after leaving. The subject yelled "rape" and tried to flee when the officer requested their name. The officer grabbed the subject's right shoulder and placed them against the wall, again requesting their name, which the subject refused to provide. The officer grabbed the subject's right hand and placed it behind their back, and then grabbed the subject's phone they were holding in thew left hand, prompting the subject to turn around and hit the officer in the chest and push them against a wall. The officer grabbed the subject's sweatshirt with both hands and used a leg sweep to lower them to the ground, at which point the officer was able to get the subject's right hand behind their back. The subject continued to resist and not submit their left arm for handcuffing. A second officer arrived and was able to help pull Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/8/2023 (Days) Synopsis: Officer dispatched an injured raccoon. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Nog No ® Response Type: CFS Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ No White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Yes ❑ I Animal No Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ 1 Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 2 of 7 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Date: Suspectlnjured: OKcerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 1/8/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Theft/Shoplifting OfficersYes lFvrninoel NO ® No ® I No ❑ The subject balled their fist and began walking toward the officer after threatening to punch them. The subject swung at the officer, which the officer was able to block with their arm, and then the officer pushed the subject's arm out of the way and pushed them to the ground. The subject landed in a kneeling position with their head on the ground. The officer successfully handcuffed the subject and eventually helped them into a seated position. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 1/12/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ® Juvenile omens: Yes lFarPninocl No ® No ❑ I No ❑ Officers responded to a school to take a juvenile subject into custody at the request of ajuvenile probation officer. The subject fled out the back door of the gym after learning that police officers were at the school. The subject encountered an officer waiting outside the door and began throwing punches at the officer when the officer went to take them into custody. The subjects' punches struck the officer in the chin and chest, knocking the body worn camera to the ground. The officer took the subject to the ground where the subject continued to throw punches. The subject was on his back, so the officer used their knees to pin both of the subjects' arms to the ground. Additional officers arrived shortly thereafter and handcuffed the subject. The officer Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 3 of 7 toe -a City Police Department ICR: pate: Suspect Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 1/14/2023 Injured: Yes ❑ Traffic Stop °ffiCB15: Yes (Late Nights) Yes ❑ No IN 2 No ❑ No Synopsis: The subject (driver) became immediately confrontational when asked to roll down his window during a traffic stop, nor would he provide identification or step out of the vehicle when asked. Concerned the subject might try to flee, Officer 1 opened the driver's door and continued to give verbal commands for the subject to exit the vehicle. Officer 1 then attempted to pull the subject from the vehicle by his wrists, but the subject pulled back into the seat and refused to comply. When Officer 1 reached under the steering column to remove the keys, the front seat passenger grabbed the officer's hand to pull it away from the keys, and the rear seat passenger pulled on the officer's other arm to try and pull them away. Officer 1 continued to issue verbal commands to gain compliance but was unsuccessful. Additional officers arrived and began dealing with the front and rear seat passengers and extracting them from the vehicle. The rear seat passenger was eventually arrested, but the front seat passenger continued to struggle. During this time, the driver grabbed Officer l's hands and tried to pull them off him. Officer 1 struck the driver in the face with a closed fist, causing him to let go, and then sprayed the driver and front seat passenger with chemical irritant. Officers 1 and 2 then pulled the driver from the vehicle and handcuffed him on the ground. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Reapnnse Type: Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ® Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 1/14/2023 Injured: Yes ❑ Traffic Stop offiLers: Yes (Late Nights) Yes ® No ® 2 No ❑ No ❑ synopsis: Officer 1 was attempting to arrest the driver of a vehicle when the rear seat passenger grabbed the officer's right hand. Officer 2 hit the subject's hand several times to try and break his grip but was unsuccessful. Officer 2 then opened the rear door, which diverted the subject's attention, and grabbed the subject's left hand and sprayed him with chemical irritant. Officer 2 pulled the subject from the truck and, with the assistance of another officer, was able to handcuff him. While walking the subject to the patrol car, the subject pulled away from the Officer 2's grip as if to flee, so the officer bear hugged the subject and performed a leg sweep to take him to the ground. The subject was placed in the patrol car without further incident. There were no officers injured in the incident; the subject sustained an ankle injury and was treated at the hos pital. AlcoholfDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Reaponse Type: Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 4 of 7 Iowa City Police Department 1/14/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Traffic Stop 4 as No ® No ® No ❑ The subject was the front seat passenger in a vehicle and interfering with the arrest of the driver. After refusing multiple times to exit the vehicle, Officer I attempted to pull the subject out by his arms and legs, which was ineffectual, so the officer placed interlaced fingers behind the subject's head and pulled, trying to get the subject's body to follow the movement, which was again unsuccessful. Officer 2 had entered through the driver's side and grabbed the subject's waist and left arm to dislodge him and push him out of the vehicle toward the officers on the passenger side. During the struggle inside the vehicle, Officers 3 and 4 sprayed the subject with chemical irritant, but he continued to resist and engage in assaultive behavior, so Officer 3 drew their laser and performed a drive stun on the subject's thigh with minimal effect. The subject was partially out of the vehicle but still non -compliant, so Officer 3 delivered a second drive stun to the subject's lower back, causing the subject to fall to the ground Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ❑ Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initialed ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ icR: OM: Sespecllnjured: ORicerinjured: InciOen[Type: NumEer a Arrest Made: 1/14/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Armed Subject Officensi Yes rFvPninoel No ® No 1 1 1 No ❑ The officer pursued a subject who was identified as firing a gun in the downtown area. The officer drew their firearm and pointed it at the subject, remaining cognizant of bystanders nearby and creating a safer angle of fire if necessary. The officer issued verbal commands for the subject to show his hands and get on his stomach, which he did, and was then handcuffed without Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No M White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/15/2023 Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Disturbance/Fight I OR18re rrlavel No ® No ® 1 Yes No ❑ The officer located the subject who was reportedly chasing a victim while displaying two handguns and trying to hit the victim was a large piece of lumber. The officer located the subject, deployed the shotgun at low -ready, and ordered the subject to stop Yes ElYes ® No No ❑ w...,,.... r,... CFS Self -Initiated ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 5 of 7 Iowa City Police Department 1/17/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Vagrant/Transient (naysi No ® No Yes No ❑ Officers placed the subject under arrest for trespass and littering. Officer 1 pulled the subject's right arm behind his back as Officer 2 attempted to pull the subject's left arm behind him for handcuffing, but the subject began to resist. Officer 1 was able to place a handcuff on the subject's right wrist and gave him verbal commands to stop resisting and relax, but he continued to try and pull away. The officers walked the subject to wall and pinned his chest against it to gain leverage, at which point they were able to handcuff him. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/22/2023 Injured: Yes ❑ 1 Traffic Stop o"1CBfs (Late Nights) Yes ❑ No ® l No Yes No ❑ The subject was ordered multiple times to exit the patrol car and she eventually complied. The officer told the subject to turn around and place her hands behind her back, but she refused, so the officer reached for her hands to handcuff her, prompting the subject to back up against the door and pull her anus away. The officer grabbed the subject's arms, pulled them behind her back, and was able to complete the handcuffing process. The subject was transported to the police department for drunk driving. Following the drunk driving investigation, the subject refused to walk out of the processing room, so the officer grabbed her arm and escorted her outside to the patrol car where she refused to face the car. The officer held her against the car while unlocking the door, at which point the subject refused to get in and ignored multiple commands to do so. The officer eventually pushed the subiect into the back seat. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® No White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated IS Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 6 of 7 Iowa City Police Department 1/24/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Domestic I WnCen: No ® No ® 2 Yes No ❑ Officers responded to a domestic disturbance and, upon learning that the subject was holding down the victim —who was crying and possibly being choked— gave verbal commands to open the door and eventually forced entry by kicking it in. Officers entered, drew their firearms, and went upstairs where they gave verbal commands for the occupants to exit a bedroom with hands in sight. Officers had their firearms at low -ready. The victim exited the bedroom fast, followed by the subject who was ordered to put his hands behind his back. The subject tensed his anus, so Officer 1 used their right forearm to straighten the subject's arm, pushing on his elbow to get his hands behind his back, while Officer 2 held the subject's other arm and pulled it behind his back. The subject tried to stop his momentum as Officer 1 escorted him from the residence, so the officer grabbed the subject's right arm and pushed him in the back to walk forward. Officer 1 held their hand in the subject's back to keep him from turning around. The subiect was placed in a patrol car and transported to iail. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: US ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/25/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ (F.veninpsl No ® No Officers: 2 Yes No ❑ Officer 1 responded to a local business for a theft issue and made contact with the subject, who was seated on the floor drinking a beer. The subject stood up and attempted to punch Officer 1 multiple times, but the officer was able to stop the punches and hold the subject's arms in front of him as he was escorted out of the store. Officer 2 arrived to assist and grabbed the subject's arm to pull it behind his back for handcuffing, but the subject began to pull away and again tried to punch the officers. Officer 1 then performed a lee sweep on the subiect and took him to the around where officers were able to handcuff him. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ElBlack Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 1/28/2023 The officer dispatched an injured deer. Yes ❑ Yes ❑ No IN I No Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ No ® Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 7 of 7 TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: February 2023 Use of Force Review DATE: April 4, 2023 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 April 4, 2023. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. K. Bailey, and Officer Chad Fulton. For the review of submitted reports in February 2023, the Review Committee documented the following: • 18 individual officers were involved in 10 separate incidents requiring use of force against 10 people. • 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 10 use of force incidents, 9 involved force being used against people. There was I animal euthanized by officers. • Out of the 18 officers involved in the 9 use of force incidents against people, 0 injuries were sustained by a suspect, and injuries were sustained by officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 9 uses of force against people, arrests were made 8 times (88.9%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 2 of the 9 uses of force used against persons (22.2%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 4 of the 9 uses of force against persons (44.4%). • Out of the 10 times force was used on persons, 1 was identified as a white female (10%), 3 were identified as white males (30%), 3 were identified as black males (30%), 1 was identified as a black female (10%), and 2 was identified as a Latino male (20%). • Out of the 10 uses of force against people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.80. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 4,425 calls for service with 9 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.20%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used February 2023 Occurrences 2023 Year -to -Date Hands-on 7 14 Taser Display 0 1 Taser Discharge 0 1 OC Spray Deployment 0 2 Firearm(s) Dis lay 2 5 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 0 1 Animals Euthanized by Officer 1 3 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 0 2 Suspect Injuries 0 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 25. Total calls for service in the same period equal 9,357. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .27% of our total year-to-date calls for service. Iowa City Police Department USE OF FORCE REPORT February 2023 White Male: 3 Black Male: 3 Animal: White Female: I Black Female: 1 Hands On: Hispanic Male: 2 Other Male: 0 Chemical Irritant: Hispanic Female: 0 Other Female: 0 Asp: service: 4425 (excludes Animal Control); Percentage of calls resulting in force: 0.23% 2/3/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ElI Robbery I officers: (FvP.ninps) No ® No ® 2 Taser Display: 0 Taser Discharge: 0 Firearm Display: 3 Firearm Discharge: 0 Yes No ❑ Officer 1 arrested the subject for Robbery I' Degree and placed him in handcuffs without incident. The subject tensed up and pulled away from the officer, prompting the officer to grab the subject's arm, pull him toward the squad car, and push him in his back to prevent him from pulling away. The subject then refused to get in the squad car and ignored commands to do so. Officer 1 pushed the subject by the middle of his back and hips and forced him into the vehicle while Officer 2 pulled him in from the other side, causing him to land in a prone position with his head extending out the other side. Officer 1 opened the other door and the subject kicked the officer, so the officers pulled the subject out of the vehicle and sat him down. Officer 1 lifted the subiect up to place him in the vehicle while the other Officer 2 euided his lees. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male (IHands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ nesponse Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/5/2023 I Yes ElI Yes ElI Out /Ni.kf.N No ® No 0 Yes X No ❑ The subject attempted to flee from the officer and was quickly apprehended and handcuffed without incident. The subject then refused to get into the back of the squad car after multiple commands to do so. The officer placed their left hand on the subject's right shoulder and their left hand on his chest to guide him into the back of the vehicle. The subject continued to push back, so the officer pushed the subject's chest area with both hands to get him in the back of the vehicle. The subject kept his legs outside the vehicle but pulled them back in after beine warned that he would be pepper sprayed. White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ®White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Male 0 Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ ResponseHispanic HType: Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/5/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Assault I onleen: (Fveninps) No ® No ® 4 Yes tR No ❑ Officers responded to the public library on the report of a male who had just assaulted a female. Officer I located the subject, who was out of breath, bleeding from the lip, and unresponsive to the officer's instructions to sit down. The subject turned to walk away, prompting the Officer 1 to grab the subject's shirt to stop him. The subject pulled away and fell to the ground, softened by the Officer 1's grip on him. The subject laid on the ground and the officer asked if he needed an ambulance, to which he replied yes, then returned to his feet. Officer 1 kept distance with their left arm extended, but the subject continued to reach toward the officer and push their hand away. Officer 1 used their right hand to throw the subject's left hand away creating space. Officer l grabbed the back of the subject's left triceps and left wrist, using the subject's momentum to take him to the ground. Once on the ground, the Officer 1 maintained a grip on the triceps and wrist as the subject made attempts to stand to his feet with the officer continuing to advise him to stop. Officer 1 advised the subject several times to place his hands behind his Page 1 of 4 Iowa City Police Department back with his response being no. Officer 1 attempted to pull the subject to his stomach to place his hands behind his back using the same grip on his wrist and triceps. The subject continued to tense his body up and refused to do as the officer instructed. Officer 1 placed their right knee onto the subject's left arm and kept their weight on him with the left hand continuing to hold his wrist. The subject continued to tense up with the officer giving verbal commands to stop and place his hands behind his back. The subject continuously advised no. Officer 1 grabbed a hold of the subject's right and left hand and held him there until other officers arrived. Other responding officers assisted in rolling the subject into a prone position for cuffing by grabbing his anus and wrists, attempting to turn him over, but the subject continued to struggle, sit up, and return to his back. The officers were able to get the subject to his stomach and hold him by his arms and legs for cuffing. The subject was eventually cuffed and Yes 0 White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ElWhite Female ElBlack Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/11/23 Officer dispatched sick raccoon. Yes ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ No ❑ a....,... T .. CFS ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Animal No ❑ No ❑ mographic Makeup: White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ 2/13/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Assault I officers: (FVPTiTOC) No ® No ® 2 Arrest Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes No ❑ Officers responded to assist another officer with individuals fighting. One subject was placed in handcuffs after he assaulted a staff member and the officer, and then attempted to walk away with other people, still handcuffed. An officer approached the subject and grabbed his arm to escort him back to a patrol car, but the subject struggled, kicked, and tried to get away. The subject continued to push and pull away from officers to break free, refusing to get into the patrol car, and eventually kicking an officer. De-escalation efforts were unsuccessful. An officer held onto the subject as another officer grabbed the subject's arm from the other side and nulled him into the back of the oatrol car. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: US IS Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 2 of 4 Iowa City Police Department IcR: Date: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Madr. 2/13/2023 Yes El Yes ❑ Assault officers: YL ❑ (Evenings) No ® No ® I No synopsis: A subject was placed in the patrol car following an arrest for assault. Another subject ran up and opened the patrol car door, prompting an officer to push her away and shut the door. The subject then approached an officer getting into the car and hit them in the head. Officers were able to diten zaize and leave the area. Alcoho4Dmgs Imolved: Mental Neagh Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/19/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Armed Robbery fn—.) I No ® 1 No Yes No ❑ Officers responded to the report of an armed robbery and located the suspect vehicle with two occupants inside. Both officers drew their firearms and pointed them at the subjects, giving them verbal commands to exit the vehicle. The passenger subject complied and was taken into custody without incident, but the driver subject failed to comply and fled the scene in the vehicle. The driver subiect was later annrehended. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ElYes ❑ No ® White Female El Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/20/2023 I ® Yes ❑ I Yes ElI Warrant Service to—.. No No Yes No ❑ The subject was on his bike and approached by an officer who intended to address an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Officer 1 grabbed the subject's right wrist, prompting the subject to tense up and breathe heavily. Officer 1 instructed the subject multiple times to get off his bike, but he did not listen and instead gripped the handles tightly and refused to let go. Officer 1 eventually grabbed the subject's right wrist with both hands and again instructed him to get off the bike, but he failed to comply. Officer 1 pulled on the subject's wrist and he eventually released his grip, but then tried to pull away. Officer 1 pulled the subject's right wrist behind his back as Officer 2 placed a handcuff on it. Officer 3 assisted by pulling the subject's left arm behind his back where he was successfully handcuffed. Officers had to escort the subject to a patrol car because he refused to walk on his own. During the walk he attempted to fall to the ground. Officer 1 placed their hands under the subject's left armpit and helped carry him to the patrol car. At the patrol car the subject refused to place his feet inside, so Officer 2 pulled the subject in from the other side. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated IN Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 3 of 4 Iowa City Police Department 2/24/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ElMental ofnce s: Yes ❑ ma.,et No ® No ® 1- n: P r 1 No Officers responded for a welfare check on a suicidal subject. The subject came to the door with a long kitchen knife in his right hand, which was down by his right leg. The officer drew their gun and pointed it at him, telling him to drop the knife. He tried to shut the door and the officer blocked it open with their left leg and continued to tell him to drop the knife. He dropped the knife and began to cry. The officer holstered their gun and took him by the left hand while he calmed himself The subject was transported to the hospital for treatment. Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display IS Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 2/24/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Trespass No ® No Yes No ❑ The subject was refusing to leave a local hotel after being told by staff and an officer she had to leave. The officer escorted her out by placing their hands on her shoulders and walking her out from behind. The subject was eventually arrested and when the officer took her left wrist with their hand, she firmly held it down by her side and refused to put it behind her back. The officer pulled her arm behind her back by force and completed the handcuffing process. The subject then attempted to stand in place when being told to walk to the squad car and officers had to walklescort her while holding her arms. At the patrol car she refused to stop turning toward the officer, so the officer turned her to the car by grabbing her shoulders and turning her away. When she Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 4 of 4 TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: March 2023 Use of Force Review DATE: April 17, 2023 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 wom 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 swom 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 April 4, 2023. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. K. Bailey, and Officer Jenny Clarahan. For the review of submitted reports in March 2023, the Review Committee documented the following: 48 individual officers were involved in 24 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 24 use of force incidents, 20 involved force being used against people. There were 4 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 48 officers involved in the 20 use of force incidents against people, 0 injuries were sustained by a suspect, and 1 superficial injury was sustained by officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, arrests were made 15 times (75%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 7 of the 20 uses of force used against persons (35%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 14 of the 20 uses of force against persons (70%). • Out of the 20 times force was used on persons, 3 were identified as white females (150/6), 10 were identified as white males (50%), 4 were identified as black males (20%), 3 were identified as black females (15%), and 0 were identified as Hispanic or Other races. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 2.2. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 4,974 calls for service with 20 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.40%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used March 2023 Occurrences 2023 Year -to -Date Hands-on 10 24 Taser Display 2 3 Taser Discharge 0 1 OC Spray Deployment 5 7 Firearms Display 3 8 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer StrikinglKicking 0 1 Animals Euthanized by Officer 4 7 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 1 3 Suspect Injuries 0 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 49. Total calls for service in the same period equal 14,331. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .34% of our total year-to-date calls for service. Iowa City Police Department USE OF FORCE REPORT Monmlyear: March 2023 Total Involving AlcohollDrugs: Demographic Makeup: Use of Force Totals: 14 White Male: 10 Black Male: 4 Animal: 4 Taser Display: 2 White Female: Hispanic Male: 3 0 Black Female: Other Male: 3 0 Hands On: 10 Chemical Irritant: 5 Taser Discharge: Firearm Display: 0 3 Total Involving Mental Health: 7 Hispanic Female: 0 Other Female: 0 Asp: 0 Firearm Discharge: 0 Total calls for service: 4974 (excludes Animal Control); Percentage of calls resulting in force:.48% 3/3/2023 I Yes ❑ I ® Yes ❑ I Trespass DHicore lFverinoel No ® No I Yes No ❑ The officer responded to a trespass and located the subject outside of the location. The officer placed their right hand on the outside of the subject's right bicep and their left hand on top of his left shoulder. The subject started to pull away from the officer. The officer grabbed the subject's left wrist with their left hand and secured his left hand in the cuff. The subject had his right hand in front of him which the officer pulled to his back by grabbing his right wrist with their right hand and then placed it in the right cuff. The officer placed their left hand on the inside of the subject's right elbow and escorted him back to the squad car. The officer had to apply pressure with their right forearm to the subject's upper back to keep him from moving as the officer searched him. As the officer was trying to get the subject into the squad car, he lost his balance and fell to the ground. The officer attempted to get the subject back into a seated position, but he would not comply. The subject started kicking and inching away from the officer while on the ground. The officer knelt down next to the subject and placed their left hand on his left knee to stop him from kicking and placed their right hand on his left shoulder to keep him in place. The officer assisted the subject into a seated position by placing their left hand on the outside of the subject's left bicep and placed their right hand on the subject's left shoulder blade in order to support him as the officer pulled him up. The officer placed their right hand under the subject's left armpit and with assistance of another officer stood him up. At the hospital for making suicidal comments, the subject was sitting in a transport wheelchair with his hands cuffed behind his back and was attempting to stand up and walk away. The officer placed their right hand down on the subject's left shoulder to keep him in a seated position. The subject kept pushing against the officer's hand to stand up. The subject threw a kick which hit the lower portion of the officer's vest. The officer wrapped their left arm over the subject's left leg and then placed their right hand over the subject's left thigh to keep him from kicking. The officer then wrapped their right arm over the top of the subject's left leg due to him continuing to try and kick. The officer applied pressure with the knuckles of their right hand onto the subject's left shin and rubbed them back and forth to gain compliance, and he eventually relaxed his leg. The subject agreed to calm down and was released from the position he was in. The subject was taken back to the officer's squad car in the transport wheelchair. The officer put their left hand under the subject's armpit and with assistance from security stood him up. The subject sat down in the back of the squad car. The officer picked up the subject's right leg with their right hand and assisted placing his leg inside the squad car. The officer also had their hand on the subject's lower back to give him a push inside the squad car. The officer pushed the subject's left foot into the squad car with their left Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female El Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Page 1 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/4/2023 I Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Bar Check (Wiphtc) No ® No Yes No ❑ Officers conducted a bar check and eventually escorted the subject out of the bar to speak with him about his ID. The subject continued to ignore the officers' requests for identification and was placed under arrest. One officer grabbed the subject's left wrist to place him into handcuffs. The officer used their arm to leverage the subject's body to turn him around, facing away from the officer. The subject resisted, pulling his right arm away and turning and facing towards the officer. Another officer grabbed the subject's right arm and pushed his body against a nearby window, but the subject continued to pull his arms away from officers. The first officer told him if he did not submit his hands, he would be pepper sprayed. The subject continued to refuse to put his hands behind his back. The officer delivered a short burst of pepper spray to the right side of the subject's face. The officer then used their leg to knock off his balance, essentially tripping him forward, and performed a controlled takedown, taking him to the ground. The other officer held the subject's right arm and pushed him toward the ground. Once on the ground the subject continued to refuse to place his hands behind his back. The officer again delivered a short burst of pepper spray to the front of his face, which allowed the officer to be able to get his left arm behind his back. An officer then placed the subject into Yes ❑ Yes ® No No ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Self -Initiated Dens: s 3/S/2023 White Male ® Asian Female ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Assault No ® No Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display Cl Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes No ❑ Officer 1 informed the subject she was under arrest for assault, and she said she wanted to call someone first. Officer 1 gave her ample time, but she continued to stall. Officer 1 grabbed her wrist and told her to put her hands behind her back and she pulled away. Officer 1 tried to pull her right wrist behind her back, but she would not relax her arm. Officer 2 grabbed her other wrist and bent her wrist upwards towards her back, holding it behind her back. Officer 2 also placed their knee on her lower back to keep her from pushing off of her vehicle. Officer 2 held their knee on her lower back until the subject complained somebody was on her back. Officer 2 kept the subject's arm behind her back and her wrist bent until Officer 1 was able to place the subject in handcuffs. After multiple lawful orders to place her hands behind her back. the subiect finally complied. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female IS Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self-Initlated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 2 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/6/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ElI Disturbance/Fight 10e1Oers (Fveninocl No 10 No ® 1 Yes 12 No ❑ The officer responded to a disturbance and upon arrival found the subject hysterically pounding on the door to the male dormitory. The officer tried to get her attention numerous times to talk and figure out why she was behaving like she was but she would not speak with the officer. Instead, she moved a mobile wardrobe to block herself from the officer, who pushed it back toward its starting place, and she went back to the door to try and force it open. The officer was unable to get anywhere trying to de-escalate the subject as she would not even engage in any sort of dialogue. The officer continued to attempt de-escalation with her until she pulled on the door handle hard enough, breaking the metal door handle into two pieces. The subject then started to swing a substantial piece of metal wildly, mostly toward the door. When she started to swing this metal around, the officer grabbed her right wrist to get control of the door handle, pulling her right arm down with their arms as the subject fell to the ground into a semi -seated position. She then spun away from the officer and grabbed onto a nearby glass railing with her right hand. The officer pulled her hand off the glass by pulling back on her thumb, breaking her grip. The officer then pulled her to a prone position with her right arm and placed their knee beneath her buttocks to try and handcuff her. The subject was able to spin her hips around and lay in a supine position. The officer then had to pull the subject's arm straight above her and roll her into a prone position, again placing their knee below her buttocks. The officer then forced both hands behind her back and was able to get them cuffed. Before the officer was able to double lock the cuffs, the subject was able to pull her left hand out of the cuffs while the officer held onto the cuffs with her right hand still in them. She was then quickly able to slip her right hand out of the cuffs. It was at Yes Yes ❑ No ❑ NoIA R....... Tvro. CFS Self -Initiated ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ 3/7/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Suicidal Subject I OH1em ® (Fveninga\ No ® No 5 Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes ❑ No Officers were called to a local park for a suicidal male who was armed with a handgun. Officer 1 exited their vehicle and walked over to other officers arming themselves and placing squad cars between the oncoming truck and themselves. Officers had their weapons at a "low -ready" as the truck came to a stop approximately 10 yards in front of them. Officer 2 gave the subject verbal commands to put his hands up and exit the vehicle. Officers kept their weapons at "low -ready" as the subject slowly walked to their position with his hands above his head. As the subject came to a parallel with the officers' position, Officer 1 patted him down for weapons, with his hands still above his head. Officer 1 acknowledged he was clear of weapons, and officers placed their firearms in a safe nosition. Three additional officers had firearms dismlaved during the incident. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ElWhite Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 3 of 14 Iowa City Police Department IGR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Typa: Number of Arrest Made: 3/8/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Criminal officers: Yes ❑ (Evenings) No ® No ® Mischief 1 No Synopsis: The officer responded to the subject spray painting the reporting party and victim's door. Officers made contact with the subject nearby. The officer placed the subject into handcuffs behind her back, checked for proper fit using their right index finger and double locked the handcuffs. The officer advised the subject to walk to their squad car. The subject began walking toward the squad before planting both feet into the ground and leaning her body weight backwards stopping her momentum from walking forward. The officer advised the subject to keep walking and she continued to keep her feet planted with her weight leaning backward. The officer grabbed the subject by her left hand using their right and left hand and placed it over the top of her handcuff, applying pressure in order to gain compliance and get her to start walking forward. The subject began to walk forward with the officer keeping a hold of her wrist to keep control of her and continue to get her to walk forward without making an attempt to stop. The subject was placed into the back of the squad without further issues. Alcoholalrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes M No M White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ IGR: Data: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 3/9/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Intoxicated cance E Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® Subject I No ❑ Synopsis: The officer was dispatched for a male being aggressive and threatening staff. The officer arrived on scene and saw the subject yelling at a male and staff inside. The subject approached a male in an aggressive fighting stance, pointing his finger at the male. Observing this the officer entered the premise and told the subject to get on the ground. The subject turned toward the officer aggressively and began yelling something, refusing to get on the ground. The officer unholstered their taser and pointed it at the subject and instructed him to get on the ground. The subject refused to get on the ground. The subject said no and refused to get on the ground. The subject turned away from the officer and put his hands behind him but refused to comply with the officer's orders to go to the ground. The officer grabbed the subject by his jacket and placed their right foot in front of his left and pushed his upper body forward allowing the officer to control his fall to the ground. Once on the ground, the subject complied and allowed the officer to handcuff him while lying on his stomach. AleoholAhugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 4 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/9/2023 Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Out w/ Subject Yes No ❑ Officer 1 made contact with the subject to address an outstanding warrant for his arrest and detained him handcuffs until the warrant was confirmed, at which time Officer I told the subject he was under arrest. Officer 1 grabbed ahold of the subject using their right and left hand grabbing the subject's right arm and placed him onto the front of the squad car. Officer 2 grabbed his left hand and applied pressure backwards to have the subject stand up straight as Officer 2's right hand gripped his left bicep. Officer 2 continued to hold him in this position while he forced his way up to a standing position. Officer 2 applied pressure again and the subject bent at the waist with his head over the car The subject had a grip on a suspected meth pipe in a jacket pocket and would not let go. Officer 1 advised the subject if he continued to resist and did not let go of the pipe he was going to get sprayed with pepper spray. The subject again attempted to pull his body weight backward away from officers and was again placed back onto the front of the squad car. To gain compliance, Officer 1 continued to give the subject clear verbal commands to let go of the pipe or he would get sprayed. Officer 1 pulled their pepper spray from its holster and pointed it at the subject again, advising he was going to get sprayed if he did not let go. The subject continued to hold onto his pocket refusing to let go. Officer I sprayed a short burst of pepper spray into the subject's eyes hoping to gain compliance. The subject turned away from officers and continued to grip his jacket pocket. Officer 1 placed their pepper spray back into its holster, grabbed the subject's legs using their right and left hand and pulled them from underneath him. The subject fell backwards and caught himself on his feet. Officer 1 grabbed the subject's legs again in an attempt to get him onto the ground and get his hand away from his pocket. Both officers took the subject to the ground still gripping his pocket. The officer placed their left knee onto the subject's legs to keep him from kicking Officer 2 or getting up and fleeing. Using their right hand, Officer 1 pushed the subject's head down and away from officers and placed their right knuckle into the side of his cheek bone in an attempt to gain compliance. Officer 1 held their knuckle on the subject's cheek. The subject moved his head back and forth to resist the compliance move on his cheek. Using their right hand, Officer I continued to hold the subject's head in place by pushing him towards the ground due to him being sprayed with pepper spray and the worry of officers being spit on while attempting to gain compliance in getting the subject to let go of his pocket. Officers were able to retrieve a clear glass pipe used for smoking methamphetamine with burnt meth residue from the subject's jacket pocket. The subject was helped to his feet and placed into the back of a squad car and transported to iail. Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type; Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 3/10/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Animal rn—N No ® No Officer dispatched sick or injured raccoon. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ No ® Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 5 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/13/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Noise Off1Cefs: (Nights) I No ® I No ® 1 Disturbance 1 3 Yes 0 No ❑ Officers responded for a noise complaint involving a subject with whom they had recent issues, including an assault with a bat. Officers confronted the subject, who had a half drank bottle of whiskey in his hand and was slurring his speech and speaking nonsense. Officer 1 informed the subject he was under arrest for public intoxication. Officer 1 reached for the subject's arm and he tensed up and wouldn't let Officer 2 or Officer I move his arms. A knife the subject was carrying in his waist band fell to the floor while Officer 1 was grabbing his arm. The subject refused to relax and tried to pull away. Officer 3 sprayed the subject with pepper spray to try and incapacitate him without using more force. The pepper spray did not have the desired effect and the subject continued to thrash. The three officers dragged the subject out of the elevator by the arm, and Officers 2 and 3 again tried to move his arms behind his back. He was on his back and continued to thrash on the floor while cursing and spitting. Officer 2 grabbed the subject's left arm with both hands to roll him over. The subject continued to resist so Officer 1 drew their taser and ordered the subject to stop resisting or he would be tased. Officer 2 then used both of their hands to place the subject's left arm behind his back, Officer 3 forced his right arm behind his back, and Officer 2 put handcuffs on him. The subject had previously removed bandages on his feet when officers dealt with him earlier in the night. His feet looked like they were rotting and were bleeding. The ambulance came to transport him to the hospital, and Officer 1 placed one of their spit masks on the subject's face. While the subject was being carted away, he spit on officer l's eye and lip. The subject continued to be hostile in Yes 0 White Male 0 Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display 0 Yes 0 No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ NO ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS 0 Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 3/17/2023 Officer dispatched an injured deer. Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ Animal No ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ While Female ❑ Black Male ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Officers: I Animal 0 Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 6 of 14 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Date: Suspect I njured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number 0 Arrest Mace: 3/18/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Trespass D"1Lere' Yes lFvnn;noel No ® 1 No ® 1 1 No ❑ The officer responded for the subject trespassing on the victim's property. The subject also had a warrant for his arrest. The subject ignored the officer's lights and commands to stop walking. The officer exited their squad and advised the subject to stop walking, but the subject began to yell at the officer to leave him alone and refused to stop walking. The officer continued to give verbal commands to the subject who kicked off his sandals and began to run westbound. The officer pursued the subject, advising him to stop, but he continued to run and ignore commands. The subject ran towards parked cars in the area and jumped on top of one them, continuing to run southbound. The officer caught up to the subject in a parking lot just south of a nearby intersection. The subject turned toward the officer, so the officer lowered their shoulder and tackled the subject to the ground. While on the ground the subject tucked his hands under his person and refused to give them up. Officers on scene advised the subject he was going to get sprayed to gain compliance. The subject removed his arms and placed them behind his back. The officer placed the subiect into handcuffs and double locked them. The subiect was placed into the back of a squad car and transported to iail. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display El Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ElHands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect lnlurad: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Mace: 3/19/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Warrant Service offiLefB: Yes ❑ lF..rn;r.vcl No ® No 1 2 1 No Officers knocked on the open door to the residence while attempting warrant service on an individual known to live there. The subject walked down the stairs toward the door holding a black firearm in his right hand, down by his side. Officer 1 saw the firearm and drew their handgun, giving the subject orders to drop the gun. The orders were initially ignored, and the subject continued to walk toward Officer 1, who continued to give orders at gun point as he walked forward because he had not raised the gun yet. Officer 2 also drew their firearm and pointed it at the subject. When next to the door, the subject did finally put the gun down and was given orders to step away from it. After he was a safe distance away, Officer 1 bolstered their firearm, handcuffed the subject, and sat him on the couch. After he was seated on the couch, Officer I drew their firearm again to clear the house. No other resistive or armed persons were located in the residence and no further force was needed. After the house Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge El ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 7 of 14 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Date: euspecllnlunef: ORicer Injured: IncidentType: Number of Arrest Made: 3/20/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Violation NCO O1fleBf` Yes (Nights) No ® No ® 6 No ❑ Synopsis: - Officers were conducting surveillance on the subject in order to apprehend him while coordinating with the victim. The subject had been threatening to shoot the victim and had made multiple comments about having a firearm and wanting to attempt suicide by cop. The subject is known to carry knives on his person as well. The subject was in the area and was observed running into the victim's building. Officer 1 entered the victim's apartment with their department issued firearm drawn due to the aforementioned known weapon information involving the subject. The victim confirmed the subject was in the apartment and he was located behind the door of a closet and was given multiple commands to produce his hands from behind the door. The subject refused to comply with these commands multiple times, and Officer 1 continued to point their firearm at the subject and issue commands as Officer I could not confirm he did not have a weapon behind the door. Officer 2 deployed pepper spray and the subject showed his hands and moved from behind the door. Officers 1 and 2 grabbed ahold of his right hand and pulled him from behind the door before placing his arm behind his back. Officers 1, 2, and 4 pushed the subject toward the bed and directed him onto it and held him in place as he was yelling and attempting to kick his legs. Officer l placed the subject into handcuffs while holding onto his upper right arm. Officer 5 used their hands to physically pull his hand cuffed hands out from under his stomach and away from his waist band. While conducting a search incident to arrest, the subject refused to open his hand for officers. Officer 2 placed their left hand on top of the subject's head and their right index finger knuckle on his cheek bone and applied pressure in an attempt to gain compliance. The subject then opened his hand. Officer 1 attempted to help the subject walk out to the patrol vehicle but he would not walk and was continuing to flail and kick his legs. The subject wrapped his feet around the bottom of the bed, so Officers 1, 2, 4, and 6 grabbed ahold of his legs and assisted other officers in lifting the subject off the ground and carried him to the patrol vehicle while holding his legs. The subject refused to get into the vehicle, Officer 1 grabbed ahold of his right arm again and picked him up and placed him in the rear of the vehicle where Officer 3 helped pull him through into the vehicle. AlcoholfDmgslneohred: I Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 8 of 14 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Date: Suspectlnjured: I)Kcer Injured: IIncident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 3/22/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Trespass scene Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® 2 No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a local residence on report of the subject trespassing. Officers and the mental health liaison gave the subject options on where to go, but she refused those options, prompting officers to place her under arrest. The subject had her left hand free which Officer 1 grabbed with their left hand, then put their right hand on the subject's left shoulder to keep her from moving. Officer 2 held her left wrist while Officer 1 attempted to get her right hand free. Officer 2 bent her wrist back to try and get her to comply by pain compliance, but it did not appear that she was feeling any pain. Officer 2 instructed her to stop resisting but she did not comply. Officer 1 placed a cuff around the subject's left wrist and double locked the cuff. Officer I tried to pull the subject's right hand from underneath her with their right hand, but she would not release it. Officer 1 continued to pull on the subject's right arm, who had balled herself up in the fetal position and put her right hand down in-between her legs. The subject continued to ignore all commands to give her hand to Officer 1. Officer 1 pulled their pepper spray out and told the subject to submit her hand or she would be sprayed. The subject then relaxed her right arm at which this point Officer 1 put their pepper spray back in its holster and pulled her right arm behind her back. The subject then rolled onto the left side of her body trying to conceal her left hand under her, and then transitioned into the fetal position by pulling her right hand away from Officer 1 and again put her right hand back in between her legs. The subject got up from her seated position at which point Officer 1 wrapped both of their arms around her in a bearhug and tried to use body weight to lay her flat. The subject was sprayed with pepper spray by Officer 2. Officer 1 got up in a standing position behind the subject and placed both of their hands in the middle of her upper back, at which point the subject rolled into the fetal position again. Her left arm came free which Officer 1 grabbed using their left and right hand, trying to drag the subject out of the garage due the limited space available. The subject was now on her back with her right hand on her face. Officer 1 had a hold of the subject's left wrist and elbow to keep her from moving her arm. The subject was now laying on the right side of her body with her arm underneath her again. Officer 2 grabbed the subject's left arm while Officer 2 instructed the subject to submit her right hand. The subject did not listen to the command. Officer I then warned the subject two more times she was going to get sprayed with pepper spray if she did not submit her hand. Officer 1 then sprayed the subject once in the face with pepper spray, causing the subject to release her hand from underneath her which she brought to her lower back. Officer 1 then double locked the handcuff on the subject's right hand. Officer 1 placed their left hand on the outside of the subject's left bicep and helped her roll over on to her side. Officer 1 then put their right hand on the back of the subject's elbow while helping her up into a seated position. Officer I placed their right hand under the subject's left armpit and their left hand on outside of the subject's left bicep and with help of Officer 2 stood the subject up. After this Officer 1 made the decision to leave the subject in a seated position for medical to check on her. The subject refused medical assistance. Officer 1 escorted the subject back to my squad car by puttingboth of their hands on her left elbow. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: I Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ElWhite Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female M Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS M Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 9 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/23/2023 I Yes ❑ Yes Yes No ❑ The subject was arrested for Public Intoxication and was being investigated for a theft. After the officer secured the subject in handcuffs, the officer leaned over to pick up stolen merchandise in her possession. The subject walked over to the officer and kicked them in the face. Officer 1 caught the subject's foot before she could put it back on the ground, then stood up, wrapped her up in a bear hug, and swept her legs out from beneath her to take her to the ground. The officer held the subject on the ground in the recovery position until another unit arrived and took custody of her. The officer sustained reddening to their left cheek and a headache from the subject's kick. The subject denied medical attention related to this use of force, but claimed she was suicidal and was transported to the hospital to address that issue. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 3/25/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ClI Suicide fw;.,t,.e) No ® No Yes No ❑ Officers responded to a local residence on the report of the subject trying to set himself on fire and set furniture on fire in the garage. He was later discharged from the hospital and arrested for arson and child endangerment. At the patrol vehicle the subject was given clear and simple commands to sit in the patrol vehicle. He stated he would not sit in the patrol vehicle and refused to sit down. He was given multiple commands to do this but did not comply with any of them. After exhausting all efforts to get him to comply he was given a warning that the officer would be forced to make him sit in the patrol vehicle. When he again refused to sit down, the officer pushed on the subject's lower abdomen, in a downward motion, with their right fist. This caused the subject to bend at his waist and to fall into the seat of the patrol vehicle. His legs were then put inside the vehicle and Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Nog White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type; CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 10 of 14 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Dicer Injured: Incident Type: Numberofoffieers: Arrest Made: 3/26/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Bar Check 1 Yes g (Nights) No g No g No ❑ Synopsis: While officers were conducting a bar check, the subject ran into the back of the officer. The officer turned around and asked him for his ID. The subject was visibly intoxicated with bloodshot watery eyes, slurred speech, and a strong odor of ingested alcoholic beverage on his breath. The subject insisted he did not have an ID. The officer asked the subject multiple times for his ID, which he continued to say he did not have. The officer eventually told the subject to step outside and that he was going to receive a ticket for being underage in the bar past 10 p.m. The officer escorted the subject to the side door of the main bar. The subject was directly in front of the officer. As soon as the subject stepped outside of the door, he attempted to inn. The subject mined southbound down the alley, which is a dead end. The officer grabbed the subject as he was attempting to run, and pushed him up against an outdoor table, telling him he was under arrest. The officer used both hands to grab the subject and push him up against a barrier (the table). The subject was under the officer's control the entire time. The subject was then stood up and placed in handcuffs. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male g Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes g Nog White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On g Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 3/26/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Traffic/OWI offieBK Yes g (Evenings) No g No g 1 No ❑ Synopsis: Officer 1 responded to a residence on the report of a drunk driver. Officer 2 on scene ran the subject through field sobriety tests. The subject was placed under arrest for operating while under the influence. Officer 1 placed their left hand on the inside of the subject's right elbow and their right hand on the outside of her right bicep and escorted her to the squad car. While Officer 2 searched the subject, Officer 1 was still holding her right elbow with their left hand. The subject spit in the face of another officer present. The subject then turned to Officer I and spat in their direction. Officer 1 pulled pepper spray from its holster and sprayed the subject once on the right side of her face. Officer 1 held onto the inside of the subject's elbow until Officer 2 finished searching her. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes g No g White Female g Black Male ❑ Hands On Cl Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant g Firearm Display ❑ CFS g Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initialed ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 11 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/26/2023 Yes 0 Yes El Intoxicated °" • Yes No ® No ® I person No ❑ The officer responded to the report of an intoxicated a subject pushing over mopeds in a parking lot being aggressive. Officers were advised the subject had taken a yellow moped from the lot and began walking southbound. The officer observed the subject running southbound towards the officer's squad car and initiated emergency lights. The officer exited their car and chased the subject on foot, westbound through the campus advising him to stop. The subject slowed down and turned towards the officer. The officer lowered their shoulder and tackled the subject to the ground, not knowing if he was going to fight or take off running again. The officer advised the subject to stay on the ground, telling him he was under arrest. Using their right and left hand the officer grabbed the subject's left arm and placed it behind his back. The subject was advised he was under arrest and placed into Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 3/27/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ (DAvQ) No ❑ No ❑ Officer dispatched a sick or injured raccoon. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 12 of 14 Iowa City Police Department IOR: owe: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Anerst Made 3/29/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ �tem: Juvenile oYes ❑ (F VPn inocl No 19 No ® !`mm�lnint 1 No The subject had become assaultive toward staff and was now trying to kick his way out of the room he was in, kicking at the window and kicking at staff. When the officer saw the subject, he was grabbing at electronics on the desk and trying to destroy items in the mom. The officer moved close to get him to stop destroying property and gave him clear instructions to stop. He laid on the sofa a little while longer and then, without provocation, he stood up and charged toward the officer before taking an aggressive stance with his fist raised in the air like he meant to punch the officer. The subject then picked up a chair, presumably to hit the officer with, so the officer swatted the chair out of his hand and stepped toward him, the officer then putting their open hand against the middle of the subject's chest and pushing him down to the sofa, giving him a clear command to sit down. The subject laid on the sofa for a brief while longer before he got up and declared he would be leaving. The officer stepped in front of him as he walked toward the door. He attempted to push through the officer, but the officer used their left hand to push him back to the couch. While doing this the subject hit the officer's arm once. When he sat on the couch, he tried to stand up again multiple times and strike the officer, who was able to block these strikes. The officer pushed him back to the sofa and then he tried to stand back up again 3 times, and when the officer pushed him back to the sofa, he attempted to bite the officer multiple times. The subject then swung at the officer, not landing with any of these assaults. The subject then tried to slam his head into the window, prompting the officer to grab the subject and pin him to the sofa by trying to hold both of his wrists. While doing this, the subject tried to bite the officer multiple times and then grabbed the officer's right wrist with their left hand and dug his fingernails into the officer's wrist, breaking the skin. He did this while trying to bite the officer as well. After he tried to bite the officer, the officer pulled him up to his feet with both of their hands on his right wrist and then grabbed his left shoulder with their left hand and swept his legs with their right leg, causing him to fall to a prone position. While in a prone position, the officer knelt on his buttocks region with their right knee and forced his hands behind his back. The subject laid there cooperatively for some time but still being aggressive verbally, threatening to assault the officer further. Because of his aggression the officer placed him in handcuffs and requested an ambulance for transport to the hospital. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 3/30/2023 Officer dispatched injured deer. a Involved: Mental Health Rate Yes ❑ Yes El ❑ CFS ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Animal No ❑ 1 No ❑ �mographic Makeup: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 13 of 14 Iowa City Police Department 3/31/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Swatting l a tNiohtsl No ® No ® 9 Yes ❑ No Officers responded to a report of a male subject who shot his dad and was still armed with a gun and suicidal. A second call came in a few minutes later from a subject who had heard gunshots coming from the same residence at the time of the reported shooting. Nine officers took positions of cover, armed with various weapons such as patrol rifles, shotguns, and less lethal. A phone number was located for the resident, who was advised to exit the residence and follow instructions from officers outside. The Yes El White Male El Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display aespmse Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 14 of 14 TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: April 2023 Use of Force Review DATE: June 1, 2023 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 May 22, 2023. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. Rob Cash, and Officer Jenny Clarahan. For the review of submitted reports in April 2023, the Review Committee documented the following • 43 individual officers were involved in 27 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 27 use of force incidents, 21 involved force being used against 26 separate individuals. There were 6 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 43 officers involved in the 21 use of force incidents against people, 0 injuries were sustained by a suspect, and 1 superficial injury was sustained by officers. • A violation of the Department's vehicle pursuit policy was noted during this review period. • Out of the 21 uses of force against people, arrests were made 19 times (90.4%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 8 of the 21 uses of force used against persons (38.1%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 14 of the 21 uses of force against persons (66.7%). • Out of the 26 times force was used on persons, 1 were identified as white females (3.8%), 6 were identified as white males (23.1%), 10 were identified as black males (38.5%), 3 were identified as black females (11.5%), and 6 (23.1%) were identified as Hispanic or Other races. • Out of the 26 uses of force against people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.65. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 5393 calls for service with 21 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.39%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used Aril 2023 Occurrences 2023 Year -to -Date Hands-on 14 38 Taser Display 3 6 Taser Discharge 2 3 OC Spray Deployment 3 10 Firearms Display 3 11 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 0 1 Animals Euthanized by Officer 6 13 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits I 1 Officer Injuries 1 4 Suspect Injuries 0 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 76. Total calls for service in the same period equal 19,724. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .39% of our total year-to-date calls for service. Iowa City Police Department USE OF FORCE REPORT Mo-17r: April 2023 Total Involving AlcoholfDrugs: Demographic Makeup: Use of Force Totals: 14 White Male: 6 Black Male: 10 Animal: 6 Taser Display: 3 White Female: Hispanic Male: 1 4 Black Female: 3 Other Male: I Hands On: 14 Chemical Irritant: 3 Taser Discharge: Firearm Display: 2 3 Total Involving mental Health: g Hispanic Female: 0 Other Female: I Asp: 0 Firearm Discharge: 0 Pursuit: I Total calls for service: 5393 (excludes Animal Control): Percentage of calls resulting in force:.59% ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 4/2/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Robbery 3 Yes Days No ® No ® No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to the report of a robbery in which the suspect, armed with brass knuckles, stole the victim's phone and fled the area. Officer I observed a subject matching the suspect's description running in the area. The subject began walking on the sidewalk. He walked to a nearby parking lot where Officer 1 instructed him to stop, and he took off running toward a trail behind an apartment complex. Officer 1 eventually caught up to the subject and instructed him to stop. He continued running. Officer 1 pursued the subject on foot. Officers 2 and 3 approached the subject in a squad car with the lights and siren activated. The subject stopped and sat on a utility box in front of a residence. Officers 2 and 3 instructed the subject to get on the ground, and he did not comply. Officer I approached him from behind and instructed him to get on the ground, and he did not comply. Officer 1 instructed the subject to place his hands behind his back. Officer 1 grabbed his left wrist and Officer 2 grabbed his left arm, but he pulled his arm away and stood up. Officer 1 placed their right hand on his right shoulder grabbed his left forearm. Officer 1 applied downward pressure, using their right foot to trip him, causing both to fall to the ground. The subject was face down on the ground. He tensed up, and he would not place his hands behind his back. Officer 1 placed their right knee on the back of his right thigh to keep him from rolling over. Officer 2 was able to get the subject's left arm behind his back. Officer 1 placed a cuff on the subject's left wrist. Officer 1 assisted Officer 2 with getting the subject's right arm behind his back. Officer 1 was able to get a cuff on his right wrist. Officers escorted the subject to Officer 2's squad car and was instructed to sit in the squad car several times, but he would not comply. He had one foot on the floor of the squad car, and his other foot was on the ground outside of the vehicle. The subject had the side of his head against the top of the door frame. Officers 1 and 2 attempted to push the subject into the squad car. The subject tensed up, and he refused to sit down. Officer 1 went to the driver's side of the squad car and got in the back seat. Officer 1 placed their right hand on the subject's right shoulder, applying downward pressure. Officer 1pulled on the subject's sweat ants and sweatshirt until he was seated in the car. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used; Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ rasp,,,, Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspectlnjured: Officeriniured: Incktent Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 4/3/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Trespass 1 Yes (Days) No ® No ® No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a local residence on report of the subject trespassing and refusing to leave. The subject was given multiple warnings that if she did not vacate, she would face a citation or arrest. The subject responded by screaming at the officers to leave and curling up on the ground under a blanket. When an officer attempted to move a nearby backpack the subject grabbed the straps of the backpack and tried to pull it away with her right hand. Officer 1 moved forward and secured the subject's right wrist with their right hand as she pulled the bag away from officers. Officer 1 placed their left forearm on the subject's right shoulder and used the leverage to pull her right arm behind her back. During this process the subject was thrashing and tried to pull her arm free as she screamed at the officer. The action of placing the subject's right arm behind her back caused her to roll to her stomach. The subject's left arm was tucked under her body. Officer 1 grabbed the subject's left wrist with their left hand and brought it around to the left side of her body where it was secured by other officers. Alwlloinrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 1 of 13 Iowa City Police Department ICR: Data: Suspect Injured: I Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 4/3/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Mental 1 Yes (Days) No ® No ® Impairment No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a report of a subject who punched a female and attempted to steal her dog. The male was described as wearing a gray hoodie and black pants. The subject in question was located near the alley way in the downtown area. The officer began to question the subject about the incident, and he turned around and ran away. The officer yelled at the subject to stop but he refused. The subject has shown violent tendencies in the past and on this call it was reported he assaulted a female. The officer chased after the subject and caught up to him as he turned around to look at the officer. The officer used their right hand and pushed the subject in the middle of the back and he fell down on his shoulder and rolled. He ended up on his back and appeared to try to get up. He was rolled back to his stomach and placed into wrist restraints. The officer rolled the subject back to his back and had him situ . The subject was arrested and transported to 'ail. AlcohogOrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: IType of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Tager Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Tager Discharge ❑ No ® Response Typo: Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 4/3/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Suspicious 2 Yes (Days) No ® No ® Activity No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a report of an intoxicated subject screaming and trying to pick fights with passing motorists. After being notified he was being placed under arrest and was requested to face away to be handcuffed, the subject tensed his arms and body and refused to turn around. Officer I used both hands and took hold of the subject's upper body on his left side to turn him away while Officer 2 grabbed his left wrist, pulling it behind his back. The subject pushed into the officer and pulled his arms away. Officer 1 then used their leg to trip the subject's right leg from under him at which point he was taken to the ground face first. The subject continued to refuse to relinquish his arms. Officer 1 forced his right arm behind his back and placed handcuffs on him. He was stood UP and placed in a squad car without further resistance. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Tager Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Blade Male ❑ Hands On ® Tager Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Data: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: 4/6/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Mental 1 Yes ❑ (Days) No m No ® Impaimrent No Synopsis: The officer responded to a mental impairment call and made contact with the subject at the apartment. The subject was found in a delusional state and was having a disconnect with reality believing his mother and brother were not his family. The subject's brother and mother were present in the apartment and verified his concerning mental state. It was determined the subject needed to receive care at the hospital due to his mental state and out of concern he was unable to care for himself. The subject was located in a bedroom of the apartment in a seated position on the floor of the bedroom and refused to voluntarily go to the hospital. The subject was given several opportunities to stand on his own and walk to theparamedic's cot but he refused. The Page 2 of 13 Iowa City Police Department subject was told he would be restrained and made to go if he did not comply. The subject still refused. The officer took hold of his hand and assisted him to his feet and walked him to the cot. The officer was standing and reached down toward the subject and grabbed hold of his right arm. The subject stood up but slightly tensed his body and would not walk on his own. He was then carried through the bedroom and out to the living room where paramedics had their cot. While being carried, the officer had a hold of the subjects right arm while other officers held his left arm and both legs. The subject did tense his body and attempt to pull his arms and legs free while being carried. He was not able free his anus or legs. He did not assault anyone or seem like he was intending to assault anyone at this time. The subject was instructed to remain still during this time. He was laid on the cot in the living room and secured to it with soft restraints. The subject was kept in soft restraints on the cot and transvorted to the hosoital by ambulance. Yes ® White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/6/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Medical Assist I oaiCef9: v tPnuincsl No ® No ® 1 Yes No ❑ The officer was on scene with ambulance at a medical and was providing scene security for paramedics per their request. The officer was parked behind the ambulance and the subject was upset she could not leave the parking lot immediately upon her desire to do so. She then called 911 to report the officer blocking her way. When the ambulance was safely clear from the scene, the officer spoke with the subject further and informed her she was under arrest for misuse of 911. She told the officer she was not and refused orders to put her hands behind her back and twice pulled her hand away from the officer when attempting to grab it. The officer waited for backup to arrive and then took her right hand, which was now concealed in her hoodie pocket, and applied a wrist lock to turn her away in order to put her hand behind her back. With her turned away, the officer pulled her left Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/8/2023 Officer dispatched an injured deer. Yes ❑ Yes El Yes ❑ No ❑ CFS 21 Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Yes ❑ Animal No Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Arrest Made: Yes ❑ No Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Om: Suspect Injured: Orflcerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 4/8/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Animal omCen' Yes ❑ (Evenings) No ❑ No ® I No ❑ Page 3 of 13 to"a City Police Department Synopsis: Officer dispatched injured/sick raccoon. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fome Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/9/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes El No ❑ No The officer dispatched an injured possum. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/9/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ElWeapons °3"G° ' Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® Offense No ❑ Officers conducted a felony traffic stop based on information that the subject brandished a handgun during a road rage incident. Officer 1 drew his sidearm and kept it at a low ready position while issuing the subject commands. Officers 2 and 3 both drew Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ® Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: IncidentType; Number of Arrest Mao 4/13/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Mental ON108S Yes ❑ (Nights) No ® No A Impairment 4 No Synopsis: Officers responded to a residence on report of a subject having PTSD flashbacks. Officer 1 arrived on scene and encountered the subject in the front yard. The subject was covered in blood and began advancing toward Officer 1 with balled fists. Officer 1 began to move away and attempted de-escalation, but he did not listen to commands to stop walking. Officer 2 arrived on scene and deployed his taster in the subject's back, which caused the subject to get angrier, clench his fists, and flex his muscles, still screaming at officers. Officers 3 and 4 also deployed tasers, but again they were unable to achieve neuro-muscular incapacitation (NMI). Officers continued to issue commands for the subject to comply and calm down, but he continued with his aggressive behavior and advanced toward Officers 1 and 3, prompting Officer 1 to tale the subject, which had the desired effect, causing the subject to fall to the ground where he submitted and was handcuffed. The subject was treated by paramedics on scene and transported to the hospital. Page 4 of 13 Iowa City Police Department Alcoholl0rugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ❑ Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/13/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Weapons (Evenines) I No ® No ® Offense Yes No ❑ The subject was identified as a person who displayed a firearm towards other people. Officers 1 and 2 were following the subject in an unmarked vehicle. The subject saw a marked squad car, went around a couple of vehicles, and pulled behind some buildings. He took off running away from the vehicle. Officers 1 and 2 gave chase to the subject. Officer I yelled out to the subject and he complied and went to the ground. Officer 2 pointed their firearm at the subject as he laid on the ground, due to not knowing if he was currently armed. He gave up and laid on the ground. Officer 2 holstered their firearm and placed handcuffs on the subject with his arms behind his back as Officer I held cover with their firearm. Officer 1 and 2 spoke calmly to the subiect in attempts to deescalate the situation. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS A Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ IOR: oats: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of officers: Arrest Made: 4/15/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Animal I Yes ❑ lNJinhtcl I No ❑ I No ® I No ❑ Officer dispatched an injured deer. Yes El Yes 1-1No ❑ No ❑1 R... —. T... CFS Self -Initiated ❑ White Male ❑ While Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Type of Force Used: Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 4/16/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Trespass Officers: Yes (Nights) No ® No ® 2 No ❑ Synopsis: The subject was being violent and refused to leave the premises when asked. The subject was advised he was under arrest and Officer 1 proceeded to place him in handcuffs and double locked them. While outside, the subject began pulling away from Officer 1 and tried to bang his head against a nearby window. Officer 1 began walking with the subject over to the squad car by using their left hand to hold the subject's right arm with the intention of directing him towards the patrol squad. At this moment, the subject went limp, would not walk, and sat on the ground. Officer I grabbed the subject from his right arm using both hands with the intention of picking him up and transporting him to the squad with the assistance of Officer 2 who held the subject's left arm in the process. Once at the squad car, Officer I lowered the subject's body to the ground using both anus and placed him on the ground, face down with the intention of freeing the officer's hands and unlocking the squad car, while Officer 2 remained by the subject. Upon unlocking the squad car, Officer 1 returned to the subject and picked him up from the ground using both hands. Page 5 of 13 tovva City Police Department AicohollDfugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes IS White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/14/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Traffic Stop No ® No Yes ❑ No The officer attempted to initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling at more than 100 miles per hour. The vehicle failed to stop, and the officer pursued. The officer continued following another agency's marked squad car leading the pursuit. The officer did not see another marked squad car in the area until merging onto another highway, at which time the officer allowed other marked units to take over the pursuit. The suspect vehicle entered another jurisdiction, and the officer was out of position to continue. The subiect was eventuallv aoorehended by other agencies. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal El Tager Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Pursuit ICR: Data: Suspect mjurad: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 4/17/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Juveniles officers: Yes No ® No 1 2 1 No ❑ Officers responded to the report of a juvenile who had absconded and was breaking windows at the facility. Officer I arrived, took the subject inside, and instructed him to empty his pockets as the officer could see he had unknown items inside of them, one such item was cylindrical and roughly the size of an OC container. When the subject failed to comply, Officer 1 pulled the items out of his pockets to give to staff. Shortly after this, the subject stood up in an aggressive manner. Officer 1 placed their left hand on the center of his chest as he was uncomfortably close to the officer. The subject then tried to punch the officer with his right hand. Officer l raised their left hand and was able to block this punch. Officer I then grabbed the front of the subject's shoulders by his sweatshirt and forced his torso down, pushing the back of his shoulders to the ground. Officer 1 placed their left knee on the back of the subject's legs. While the subject was in a prone position Officer 1 then forced his left arm behind his back and placed it in a handcuff while his other hand was brought to his back by Officer 2. Officer 1 then placed handcuffs on both hands. While doing this the subject continued to kick at officers, shouting profanities and slurs. After the subject was cuffed, Officer I placed him onto his right side in a recovery position. While in this position Officer had to adjust his handcuffs as he was tiving to Dull his hands out from the cuffs. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 6 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/17/2023 dispatched sick raccoon. Yes El Yes ❑ No ❑ NO ❑ Resnnnee T2: CFS N Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Yes ❑ No N Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Officers: 1 Animal N Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ 4/18/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Suspicious Officers: (Evenings) No ® No ® Person 1 Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes ❑ No N Johnson County deputies were pursuing a vehicle that failed to stop after attempting to pull it over. The driver eventually stopped in a driveway and fled the area. The officer arrived and encountered the subject passenger attempting to flee. The officer instructed the subject to stop, which she did. The officer conducted a felony stop and pointed their sidearm at her until she was Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No N White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No N Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display N Response Type: CFS N Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female N Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 4/22/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Disturbance/Fight officers: Yes ❑ lNiohrel No N 1 No N I I 1 I No The officer observed a large group and two individuals actively fighting, one on top of the other throwing haymaker punches. The officer ran up and yelled "stop police" multiple times, pushing people out of the way trying to get to the subject. She continued to fight after the officer identified themselves and told them to stop fighting. The officer wrapped both of their arms around the subject's upper back, lacing both through her underarms. The officer did this so she lost mobility of the use of her arms to throw punches. The officer picked her up and pulled her off of the other individual. The subject landed on her stomach, Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes N No N White Female ❑ Black Male 1-1Hands On N Taser Discharge ❑ NO ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female N Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: US ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated N Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: I Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 4/23/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Disturbance/Fight o'"CersYes N (Nights) No N No N 1 No ❑ synopsis: The officer witnessed a fight involving a large group break out in the downtown area. The officer approached and yelled "stop police" and could see two of the males still fighting. The officer ran towards the two subjects who were throwing punches. The Page 7 of 13 Iowa City Police Department officer un-holstered their Taser and displayed the laser towards the subject, yelling to stop fighting. The subject had his back turned away from the officer still fighting with the other individual. The subject noticed the officer and attempted to pivot and run. The officer holstered their taser and went after him. The subject tripped on a concrete block and the officer was able to grab him. As he was trying to get away, the officer wrapped their arms around the subject's body and performed a controlled hip toss, bringing him to the ground. The subject was still trying to pull away from the officer, and as a result landed on the officer's side as they hit the ground. The officer was able to quickly pivot on top of him, straddling his lower back. The officer placed him into handcuffs behind his back. Immediately the officer was surrounded by a large crowd of people. Another officer attempted to push the crowd away, and eventually more officers arrived on scene and created enough room for the officer to sit the subject Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Nc ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ 4/23/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Disturbance/Fight I Cancers;m.,.e) No ® No ® 1 Taser Display Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes No ❑ Officers were dispatched to a fight in progress, where the subject had swung at a couple, unknown to him for no known reason, on their way to church. Officer 1 was familiar with the subject, who matched the clothing description and had a history of this behavior. He was located in the downtown area and ordered to stop by officers. The subject refused to stop and punched the air. The subject then fled the area, and officers followed him. The subject had officers on several sides at that point and turned to face Officer 1, who pointed their laser at him and ordered him to the ground. He immediately complied. He was placed in Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Yes M No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ 4/25/2023 Officer dispatched sick raccoon. Yes 1-1Yes ❑ No ❑ No ❑ A a....... CFS Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ElI Animal No ❑ No ❑ .moeraphic Makeup: White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ offiem 1 Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 8 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/25/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Motorist officers: (Evenings) I No ® 1 No ® 1 Assist/OWI I I Yes No ❑ The officer stopped to check on a disabled vehicle and later located two occupants who had walked away from the vehicle. The officer instructed the subject to have a seat on the ground due to him continuously wanting to walk away from the investigation of the possible OWI and motor vehicle accident. The subject advised he was not going to sit down and he was going to stand away from officers. The officer again instructed the subject to have a seat and he advised "no." The officer walked up to the subject and advised him to place his hands behind his back. The subject pushed the officer using his right hand knocking the officer's radio from the vest carrier. Using their right and left hands, the officer grabbed the subject by his shirt and pushed him backwards into the mailboxes behind him. The officer held the subject there until they were able to get on the radio and call for more officers. The officer continued to give the subject commands to place his hands behind his back. The subject resisted all attempts. Using their left hand with a hold of the subject's shirt, the officer pulled the subject to the ground. The subject stood back up to his feet and continued to resist being placed onto the ground. The officer then wrapped their right and left arm around the subject and was able to take his feet from underneath of him, placing him onto the ground. Once on the ground, the subject began to reach in his pockets and attempt to hand stuff to another subject, whom the officer advised several times to back up. While still wrestling with the subject, the officer pulled their pepper spray from its holster and pointed it at the subject's eyes in an attempt to Qain compliance and advised him to place his hands behind his back. He did so and was secured into handcuffs. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspectlnjured: I Otllcerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Meal Made: 4/25/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Motorist officers : Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® I Assist/OWI I I I No ❑ The officer stopped to check on a disabled vehicle and later located two occupants who had walked away from the vehicle. While wrestling with another individual and trying to get him in custody, the subject approached the officer and was told to back up. The subject did not do so. The subject continued to approach the officer while the officer was placing the first individual into handcuffs. The officer pointed their pepper spray at her in an attempt to gain compliance. She continued to walk forward, so the officer delivered a short burst across the top of her eyebrows to get her to back away. She then sat on the ground. The officer walked over to where the subject was sitting, grabbing her right and left arms and placing her onto the ground where she was Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Yes ® No E White Female ® Black Male ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male Cl Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 9 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/28/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ®I Weapons (Nights) No ® No ❑ Offense Yes No ❑ The subject was identified by officers as an individual who allegedly pulled a firearm from a satchel during an altercation on a previous incident. The officers approached the subject, but he ran from them through the downtown area. Officer 1 attempted to tackle the subject; however, his shoe came off and he continued running. Officer I deployed both laser cartridges toward the subject, all of which were ineffective. All three officers chased the subject through the Ped Mall, by the library and back up an alley, giving the subject verbal commands to get on the ground. The subject ignored these commands. With the knowledge of the subject previously possessing a firearm in his satchel/fanny pack and with him running from officers immediately when they made contact with him, Officer 2 assumed the subject had possession of the firearm. Officer 2 attempted to tase the subject with all four probes; however, this was unsuccessful. The subject got caught up between a squad car and the dumpsters in the alley. Officer 2 got on top of the subject and straddled him with their legs, telling the subject he was under arrest and to put his hands behind his back. The subject had the fanny pack/satchel underneath him. Officer 2 opened the satchel and saw what looked like Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/28/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Juveniles I �o°rs: /Fvnninocl No ® No ® 2 Yes No ❑ Officer 1 responded to the report of several juveniles fighting and refusing to leave the premises. Officer 1 arrived on scene and observed an officer from another agency telling a group of about 30 juveniles to leave and they were refusing. Officer l attempted to assist but the group ignored the officer as well. The subject was informed he was under arrest and tried to pull away from Officer 2. As Officer 2 began to push the subject into an area to complete the arrest, Officer l pulled the subject by his shirt Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Self -Initiated ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 10 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/28/2023 I Yes ElI Yes ❑ I Juveniles I officers: fFveninnsl No ❑ No ❑ I Yes No ❑ Officers were attempting to get a large group of juveniles to leave the premises. Officers again attempted to arrest the subject who turned around and put his hands up in a boxers type stance like he was going to fight officers before continuing west. The officer continued to walk giving juveniles instructions to go the other way and leave the area. The subject walked back up towards the officer, who used their right and left hands to grab the subject by his arms and turned him around to walk him towards the squad cars. The subject was placed onto the ground next to another individual, then placed onto his stomach and advised to place his hands behind his back. The officer pulled pepper spray from its holster as a crowd was starting form around the officers. The officer pointed the pepper spray at the subject on the ground and again at the crowd in an attempt to gain compliance and get the crowd to disperse. The subject turned, complied and placed his hands behind his back. The officer placed the subject into handcuffs behind his back and walked him to the squad cars. While walking to the squad cars, the subject made several attempts to turn around and face officers and lean his body weight back in an attempt to stop himself from walking forward. Once at the squad car the subject made an attempt to turn around and yell at officers. The officer was able to turn the subject away from Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/28/2023 I Yes ElYes ❑ Juveniles I orlicen: fFve.ninosl No ® No ® I Yes ❑ No ❑ Officers were attempting to get a large group of juveniles to leave the premises. As officers in the area were fighting with another male in the area nearby, the subject in a white hooded sweatshirt began to run towards them to help his friend with clenched fists. Using their right leg and right hand, the officer tripped the male and pulled him to the ground. Using their right hand I grabbed a hold of the subject in the white sweatshirt and advised him to not move. The officer pulled pepper spray from its holster as a crowd was starting form around the officers. The officer pointed the pepper spray at the subject on the ground and again at the crowd in an attempt to gain compliance and get the crowd to disperse. The subject was places in handcuffs without further Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ElBlack Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 11 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/28/2023 I Yes ElI Yes ❑ rt: --i— No ® No Officers: 2 Yes No ❑ A large group of juveniles was fighting and refusing to leave the premises after being told multiples tiles to leave. While attempting to take one of the individuals into custody, the subject approached officers from behind and refused commands to back away. Officer 1 pushed the subject away twice and he came back at Officer 1 aggressively each time. Officer 1 took his right wrist and held it behind his body as he attempted to overpower Officer 1 and break free. As Officer 1 held his right wrist in a wristlock, Officer 2 attempted to place him in handcuffs. Unable to apply the cuffs standing, officers from another agency took the subject to the ground to complete the arrest. Officer 2 tried to grab his right arm and place him in handcuffs. While the subject was on the ground on his back, Officer 2 was able to place a handcuff on his right arm. He would not place his arm behind his back as Officer 2 had ahold of the handcuff with their right hand. When the subject rolled onto his stomach, Officer 2 was trying to get his right arm behind his back. With help of other agency officers, Officer 2 was able to get both of the subject's arms behind his back and get both of his arms placed in handcuffs. Officer 2 rolled the subject onto his back and helped him stand un and walk to a squad car- Alcohol/Drugs Involved- I Mental Heanfl ReMteal: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 4/28/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ e (Fvninpg) No 10 No officers: 1 Yes ❑ No Several subjects were ignoring lawful orders to disperse and were physically confronting officers as they attempted to make arrests. The officer shoved an unknown male twice and sprayed pepper spray toward the crowd at individuals but did not appear make direct contact with anvone. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female El Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 12 of 13 Iowa City Police Department 4/29/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Dismrbance/Fight I oRlo"a: (Niahts) No ® No ® 1 Yes No ❑ The officer responded to assist with the arrest of the subject who was threatening bar staff and trying to fight with them. The officer got handcuffs out and attempted to place the first one on the subject's left wrist, but he pulled away from the officer almost immediately. The officer grabbed the subject's head and arm to hip toss him to the ground. When the subject hit the ground, the officer was able to get his left wrist in handcuffs; however, the subject was reaching his right hand down toward his waist band and refused commands to put his right arm behind his back. With the subject making threats to shoot people, his assaultive behavior, his non-compliance with lawful commands and reaching toward his waistband, the officer sprayed the subject in the face with pepper spray. The officer was then able to get the subject's right hand behind his back and into handcuffs. The subject was rolled over; however, he refused to stand up for the officer initially. The subject continued making threats while the ground and said he wanted to k hollDNgs Involved: Mental Heafth Related: Yes ❑ Yes ® No No ❑ Response Type: CFS Self -Initiated ❑ Date: < 4/30/2023 White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Hispanic Male Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Assault No ® 1 No assess the Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes No ❑ The officer was investigating an assault that had just occurred and was told the suspect ran westbound through an alley. An unidentified individual pointed to a nearby dumpster and said someone was inside it. With the subject's alleged assaultive behavior and with him intentionally attempting to hide from officers, the officer drew their taser, turned it on and gave commands for the subject to get out of the dumpster or else he was going to get tased. The subject initially didn't listen to commands to get out of the dumpster. The officer approached the dumpster, pointed the taser at the subject and told him to get out of the dumpster. The subject put his hands up as he was getting out of the dumpster. The subject went down to his knees and was placed in Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self-Inifiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 13 of 13 TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: May 2023 Use of Force Review DATE: June 15, 2023 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 June 15, 2023. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. Kevin Bailey, and Officer Arcenas. For the review of submitted reports in May 2023, the Review Committee documented the following: • 33 individual officers were involved in 19 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 19 use of force incidents, 16 involved force being used against 20 separate individuals. There were 3 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 33 officers involved in the 20 use of force incidents against people, 1 superficial injury was sustained by a suspect, and 3 superficial injuries were sustained by officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, arrests were made 16 times (80%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 4 of the 20 uses of force used against persons (20%). Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 9 of the 20 uses of force against persons (45%). • Out of the 20 times force was used on persons, 2 were identified as white females (10%), 6 were identified as white males (30%), 5 were identified as black males (25%), 5 were identified as black females (25%), and 2 (100/*) were identified as Hispanic or Other races. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.65. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 5630 calls for service with 20 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.36%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used May 2023 Occurrences 2023 Year -to -Date Hands-on 13 51 Taser Display 1 7 Taser Discharge 1 4 OC Spray Deployment 2 12 Firearm(s) Display 3 14 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 0 1 Animals Euthanized by Officer 3 16 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 1 Officer Injuries 3 7 Suspect Injuries 1 2 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 95. Total calls for service in the same period equal 25,354. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .37% of our total year-to-date calls for service. Iowa City Police Department USE OF FORCE REPORT May 2023 Total Involving Al000ll0rugs: Demographic Makeup: Use or Force Towle: 9 White Male: 6 Black Male: 5 Animal: 3 Taser Display: I White Female: 2 Asian Male: Black Female 5 Asian Female: Hands On: Chemical Irritant: 13 2 Taser Discharge: I Firearm Display: 3 Total Involving Menial Health: Hispanic Male: I Other Male: Asp 0 Firearm Discharge: 0 4 Hispanic Female: I Other Female: Strikes/Kicks: Total calls for service: 5630 (excludes Animal Control); Percentage of calls resulting in force:.34% 5/l/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Juvenile (1laysl No ® No ® Cmmrilai Yes ❑ No The officer responded to local school on report of a juvenile assaulting staff and trying to get to the playground while other kids were at recess. Upon arrival, the subject was in the street in front of the school. Staff advised that the subject was lying in the road saying that he wanted to kill himself. The subject started to walk away after the officer arrived on scene. The subject then fell on the ground and began punching himself in the head. The officer decided to place the subject in handcuffs to prevent him from hurting himself When the officer approached the subject, he was lying on his left side. The officer grabbed the subject's right wrist and attempted to place his arm behind his back. The subject attempted to roll away from the officer, and he attempted to pull his arm away. The officer placed their right knee lightly on the back of the subject's left thigh to keep him from rolling away. The officer was able to get the subject's right hand behind his back and handcuffed. The officer grabbed the subject's left wrist and placed it behind his back. The subject pulled his arm away, and he attempted to bite the officer. The officer grabbed his left wrist again and placed it behind his back. The officer placed a cuff on his left wrist. The subject was complaining that he couldn't breathe. The officer sat him up and requested an ambulance. While waiting for the ambulance the subject was yelling, kicking, and attempting to pull away. Prior to the ambulance arriving the subject's mother arrived on scene. The mother refused to let ambulance staff evaluate her son, and he was eventuallv released to her. White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response "Type; Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/2/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ®I Burglary I o/Ocera, No ® No ❑ 2 Yes No ❑ The subject was detained pursuant to a burglary investigation and placed in the back of a patrol car. Officer 1 was talking to the reporting party when the subject started yelling and kicking the window to the squad car. Officer 1 told him to stop but he continued to yell and kick the window. Officers 1 and 2 decided to put the subject in handcuffs and leg restraints to stop him from kicking the window so he would not hurt himself. Officer 2 opened the back door and the subject jumped out. The officers had to grab ahold of him to stop him. Officer 1 held onto his left wrist and with Officer 2's assistance. Officer 1 placed the subject in handcuffs. The subject tried pulling away, so Officer 1 had to push him up against the back of the squad car. The officer held him against the squad car while Officer 2 put the leg restraints on him. The subject tried to headbutt Officer 1 by throwing his head back but missed. After Officer 2 got the leg restraints on the subject, both officers had to pick him up to put him in the back of the squad car. The subject refused to get into the squad car, so the officers lifted him in. After the officers got the subject in the back of the squad car, he started kicking his feet. Officer 1 was holding onto his legs and in the process of him kicking his feet Officer I's left thumb was jammed up against something. The nail to Officer 1's thumb ended up cracking, pulled away from the skin a bit and started to bleed. Officers were able to get the subject all the way in the squad car and close the doors. Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ® Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 1 of 10 Iowa City Police Department 5/5/2023 Yes ® Yes ® Criminal (Niehts) I No ❑ 1 No ❑ I Mischief Yes No ❑ Officer 1 witnessed the subject spray paint graffiti on a building downtown. Officer 1 jogged up to the subject from behind, said "stop police," and reached toward his arms. The subject turned and attempted to run. Officer 1 was able to grab around his waist and drag his body weight to the ground. The subject was able to pull his body weight back up. Officer 1 told the subject multiple times to get onto the ground. Officer 2 ran up to assist and grabbed onto the subject's left side/arm. The officers were able to pull the subject's weight to the ground. The subject laid onto his stomach. Officer 1 mounted him from behind, straddling his lower waist and was able to get control of his right hand, placing it behind his back. Officer 2 grabbed his left arm and pulled it behind big back. Officer 1 placed the subject into handcuffs. The subject was wearing a backpack which Officer 1 could feel had heavy/bulky items inside. Officer 1 immediately got off the subject's back but did not sit him up right away in order to secure the backpack for officer safety. Officer 1 had to remove his left wrist from the handcuff in order to slide the backpack off. Officer 1 replaced the hand into the cuff, double locking it. While taking the subject into custody Officer 2 suffered multiple scratches to the skin and suffered from pain under his left eye. Officer 1 suffered a scrape on their left elbow. Officer 1 then turned the subject onto his side. checking his nerson for weapons. Officer 1 then walked the subiect to the patrol car. Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/5/2023 officer dispatched an injured deer. Yes ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ No ❑1 Resoense Tvne: CFS Self -Initiated ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Animal No ❑ No imographic Makeup: White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Officers: 1 Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Oats: Suspect Injured: cancer Injured: incident Type: Number of ArrestMade: 5/6/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Welfare Check OX1C8151 Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® l No ❑ syrropsis: Officers responded to the report of a subject in the street wearing a bathing suit and bleeding. The subject was extremely intoxicated and refusing medical care, which paramedics informed her was not an option. After several attempts to get her into the ambulance by persuasion, she was placed in handcuffs and escorted onto the ambulance (after assaulting the paramedic by grabbing her breast). The subject calmed down after a while and paramedics stated she could be let out of the cuffs. While being transported to the hospital, paramedics alerted the officer that they needed assistance and requested the officer handcuff her,l which the officer did. While at the hospital, the subject attempted to get up and leave and had to be corralled by hospital staff. She attempted to leave a second time and the officer grabbed her by the back of her clothes to stop her and also got some of her hair in the officer's hand, pulling her head backwards inadvertently. The subject was handcuffed to the rail of her bed. Once released from the hospital, the officer informed the subject she was going to jail and placed her in handcuffs. The officer had to push her arms behind her back by force as she resisted by attempting to lock her arms out to the side and turn toward the officer. Once she was cuffed, the officer escorted her to the squad car where she refused to get in the car and the officer had to push her Page 2 of 10 Iowa City Police Department in. With their left hand attempting to control her hands, the officer attempted to apply pressure to her left shoulder to force her in. She stood back up out of the car so the officer shoved her chest to get her in the car and then lifted her legs and placed them inside to shut the door. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/7/2023 I Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Burglary tWiphtcl No ® 1 No Yes No ❑ Officers responded to a subject trying to get into a home that was not his via the back door. The reporting patty said that the subject was intoxicated and that he left the area. The officer located the subject a couple blocks away. The officer exited the patrol car and ordered him to stop several times. The subject responded by screaming "shut the fuck up". Due to his agitation, the officer elected to keep a small distance until back up arrived. The subject then started running from the officer, who continued to order him to stop and identify as the police. The officer also yelled at him that he was under arrest. The subject then started to cut through a yard and fell down at one point. The officer then ordered him to get on the ground or else he would be tased. He got on the ground. The officer ordered him multiple times to put his hands behind his back, but he did not. The officer had to use their hands to pull his left wrist behind his back, continuing to order him to put his hands behind his back and to stop resisting. The officer secured his left wrist in a hand cuff and then pulled his right wrist behind his back. The officer then secured his right wrist in the other cuff. The subject was escorted to the patrol car and evaluated by medical personnel for possible excited delirium, eventually cleared for tail. Yes ❑ Yes N No No ❑ Response Type: CFS Self -Initiated ❑ ICR: Date: 5/8/2023 (Evenings) Synopsis: Officer dispatched injured possum. White Male White Female ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal El Black Male ❑ Hands On Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Animal El No Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Animal Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Asp ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Taser Display ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Amst Mad e.: 5/12/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Suspicious ofrioera: Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® Person 1 No ❑ Page 3 of 10 Iowa City Police Department Synopeb: The subject was found in a secured area and attempted to flee on his bike. When the officer caught up to the subject he refused to stop, so the officer grabbed him by his clothes and pulled him off his bike and onto the ground. The officer ceased any force on the subject once the subject was on the ground. The officer was awaiting back up when the subject stood up and attempted to get back on his bike against the officer's orders to stop. The officer held his arm behind his back in a wrist lock while repeating commands to stop, and he eventually lowered himself back onto the ground and stayed there until a second unit arrived and helped the officer handcuff him and assist him to the patrol car. AtcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspectlnjured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 5/13/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Trespass Offic01s: Yes ❑ (Nights) No IS No ® 2 No ❑ Synopaia: The officers were on foot patrol downtown and were flagged down by staff at a bar. There was a female on the outside stairs to the roof who refused to leave after they kicked her out. Officer 1 went up to the top of the stairs and located the subject, who was yelling at staff. The subject refused to leave after several warnings and continued to yell. Eventually she started down the stairs, and about halfway down, she mined around. Officer I told the subject she needed to keep walking down the stairs. The subject yelled at the officer and told them to shut the fuck up. When they got to the bottom, the officer went to place the subject under arrest. While trying to put the subject in handcuffs, a friend of hers tried to get in the way. The officers were eventually able to get the friend out of the way and get the subjects in handcuffs, after which she sat on the ground. The subject then refused to stand up. The officers had to grab Williams under her arms to stand her back up on her feet. Officer 1 grabbed the subject under her left arm and started to walk her around the comer to get her out of the alley. As they got around the alley, the subject stopped walking and eventually sat down. Officer 1 told the subject several times she needed to walk and stand up but she refused. When a patrol car arrived, the officers picked her up from under her arms again to get her on her feet. The officers got the subject to the squad car and she refused to get in. Officer 1 had to push the subject to get her to sit down and Officer 2 went around to the other side of the squad car to pull her in. While Officer 2 was pulling the subject in, Officer lgrabbed her legs around the knees and lifted them up to get her in the squad car. While Officer 1 was lifting her legs up, the subject kicked Officer 1 in the shoulder. The officers eventu Iv izot the subject in the squad car and closed the doors. AlcohoilDmgs Involved: I Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No M White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Dale: Suspect Injured: 1 Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 5/13/2023 Yes El ❑ Trespass off1LersYes (Nights) No ® No ® 1 No ❑ Synopsis: The subject continued to encroach upon officers during the arrest of another person. After the other arrestee was placed in the car, the subject continued to approach the vehicle. The officer gave her repeated lawful commands to step back and they were ignored. This continued until the patrol vehicle started to back out of the alley. The subject then approached the driver side window at which time the officer placed a hand on her arm to direct her back. When the officer placed their left hand on her arm, the subject slapped the officer's hand. The officer then grabbed the subject's left arm and told her she was under arrest. The subject then kept her hands in front of her and would not place them behind her back. The officer pulled on her arm with both hands but did not gain compliance. When she continued to interfere, the officer then tripped the subject and guided her to the round. When the subject was on the ground, in a supine position, the officer forced her hands behind her back and cuffed. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Usad: Yes ElWhite Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Page 4 of 10 Iowa City Police Department Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ ILR: Dale: Suspect Injured: DffICar Injured: IncNlent Type: Number of Arrest Made: 5/14/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Disturbance/Fight omoea: Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® 1 No ❑ Synopsis: The officer responded to the report of multiple people fighting, which eventually led him to a vehicle where the suspects were located. The officer advised the subject to exit the vehicle. The subject faced away from the officer, advising the officer to stop, so the officer grabbed onto the subject. The officer grabbed the subject by the back of his sweatshirt and his right arm and pulled him from the vehicle. The subject aggressively jumped out of the vehicle and faced officers. The officer pushed the subject away to face the car and maintained a grip on the back of his sweatshirt. Officers had made attempts to place the subject into handcuffs behind his back, but the subject tensed his body up and attempted to walk towards officers who were actively fighting with another involved subject on the ground. The officer grabbed the subject by his left wrist and still had a hold of the back of his sweatshirt. The officer pulled the subject backwards, sweeping his feet from underneath him. The subject landed on his back. The officer gave the subject instructions to put his hands behind his back, but he clutched his arm to his chest refusing commands. The officer removed pepper spray from its holster and pointed it at the subject, delivering a short burst across his eyes in an attempt to gain compliance. The subject turned over to his stomach where he was placed into handcuffs behind his back. The officer then pulled the subject back to his feet. The officer maintained a grip on the subject's left arm and escorted him to a squad car. The subject made an attempt to plant his feet into the ground and stop his momentum from going forward and tensed his body up so officers could not place him into the back of the squad car. The officer used their left hand and placed the subject into the back of the squad car. The subject was transported to the Johnson County Jail where he was seen by medical staff for OC exposure. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Response rype: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Dab: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: I Number of Arrest Made: 5/14/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Disturbance/Fight DRi`•r• Yes (Evenings) No ® No ® 2 No ❑ Synopsis; Officers responded to the report of multiple people fighting, which eventually led him to a vehicle where the suspects were located. The subject refused multiple commands to exit the vehicle, and everyone in the vehicle were belligerent and ignoring the officers. Officers 1 and 2 grabbed the subject's arms and pulled her out of the vehicle. The subject pulled away and balled the fist of her free right arm. As Officer 1 still had hands on her left bicep, she ducked and backed away. Officer 1 lost their grip and immediately grabbed the subject's right forearm while simultaneously pushing her against the vehicle. Officer 1 continued their grip on her forearm as she was assisted to the ground with the assistance of Officer 2. The subject then spit at Officer 1. The subject kicked the officer away as the officer answered the radio from JECC. Officer 1 advised they were fighting and grabbed her feet with their hands. Once her right arm was produced from behind her back by Officer 2, Officer 1 placed a handcuff on that wrist. Officer 1 gave verbal commands to roll over. Once she was on her stomach, the subject grabbed the other side of the handcuffs with her left hand. Officer 1 gave verbal commands to let go, and when she did, Officer 1 placed that wrist in the other cuff. Officer 1 assisted the subject to her feet and walked her over to a squad car. Officer 1 had ahold of the subject's right arm as she continued to resist by dragging her feet and squirming to get away. Officer 1 opened my car door and pushed her into the back of the car by her right arm. AleohoYDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Page 5 of 10 Iowa City Police Department Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ ICR: Dab: Suspect Injured: ORkar Injured: Incident Type: Number of Attest Made: 5/18/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ® Traffic/OWI DRiLe. Yes (Nights) No 0 No ❑ 2 No ❑ symp ils: During the course of an OWI investigation, the subject tried to leave the processing room and enter the hallway after being told multiple times not to leave, and at one point Officer 1 had to block her from leaving. Officer 1 told her to go to the bench and sit, as she was going to be secured to the bench. She refused to do so. Officer 1 ordered her to sit down on the bench multiple times, but she refused. Officer 1 then grabbed onto her right arm and pushed her pack towards the bench, placing another hand on her shoulder and pushing her down onto the bench. She then slapped the Officer 1's hand away and stood back up. Officer 1 told her to turn around and face the wall as she was going back into handcuffs. Officer 1 attempted to grab her left arm and spin her around. The subject was able to squirm out of Officer 1's grip and punch towards their face. She then continued to try and punch Officer 1, who had to use both hands on her wrists to prevent her from punching. Officer 1 then pulled her back out of the comer of the room, in order to get her on the ground for control. Officer 1 pulled her backwards, where they hit the desk. Officer 1 performed a controlled takedown getting her onto the ground, wrapping both arms around her body and trapping her right arm. Once on the ground the subject landed on her back. She then began kicking and trying to punch Officer 1. Officer 1 controlled both of her wrists while doing so by holding them with both hands. She then was able to grab at Officer 1's radio mic, which was secured to their chest, and rip it off. During her kicking and squirming she was able to turn Officer 1's radio off completely. Once on the ground in the hallway, Officer 1 attempted to call for help on the radio, but Officer 1's earpiece had been ripped out and the mic was flying around where Officer 1 could not hear a response. Once in the hallway, Officer 1 was attempting to just keep the subject on the ground so backup could assist with controlling her flailing anus. The subject continued to fight, attempting to get up and away. Officer 1 attempted to mount her from her waist for control on the ground but was unable to do so because of her flailing legs. Officer 1 and the subject slid down the hallway with her on her back. Officer 1 attempted to hit the emergency tones, but nothing was heard. Officer 1 was able to pin her up against a closed doorway, by mounting on top of her, keeping her body pushed against the door. Officer 1 used the stationary object of the door to hold her in a fixed position to wait for assistance. She was able to sit somewhat up right and get in Officer 1's face. Officer 1 used their left arm to control the subject's head back to the ground, by grabbing the back of her head and pushing it back to the floor. Officer 1 used their right arm to hold her arras, attempting to keep her from continuing to punch. While grabbing her head, Officer 1 noticed their hand was close to the back of the subject's neck, and repositioned to her head, by opening the palm of their hand and sliding it more towards her head. Officer 1 told her to turn around and put her hands behind her back. She refused saying to get off her. Officer 1 was eventually able to turn the radio back on and request assistance. Officer 2 arrived and attempted to pull the subject's right arm over to get her on her stomach. When Officer 2 did so, her body weight trapped his foot under her body. Officer 2 fell to the ground, awkwardly twisting a leg. Both the subject and Officer 1 went down on top of Officer 2's leg, which was turned sideways. Officer 2 yelled from pain from his leg. Officer 1 had to let up pressure on the subject's back in order for Officer 2 to get their leg out. Officer 2 was attempting to get her wrist behind her back, and unknowingly was bending her shoulder/arm the wrong way. Officer 1 said to stop, and Officer 2 repositioned her arras and was able to secure it behind her back. Officer 1 was then able to secure her hands into handcuffs. The subject stayed on her side/stomach. Paramedics responded to check on the subject's shoulder, but she refused assistance from pazamedics. Alcohol,Drugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Farce Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No 0 White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Response Type: Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 5/24/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Animal oRiaers: Yes ❑ (Evenings) No ❑ No ® 1 No ❑ Page 6 of 10 Iowa City Police Department sympsis: The officer dispatched an injured deer. Alcohol/Drugs Imolved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Blade Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/25/2023 YNes 0 o ®I YNes El o ® Want tn..l Yes No ❑ The officer responded to assist in locating the subject, who had a warrant for his arrest. The subject was located by another officer in the parking lot. The subject then fled on foot, but the officer saw him enter a nearby restaurant. The officer followed and located the subject in the kitchen area. The officer ordered the subject to get on the ground, but he then fled back outside through the front door. The officer gave additional commands for him to stop. The officer then exited through the front door and grabbed the subject's left arm as he was facing away. Once the officer grabbed hold of the subject, he stopped running and did not pull away or resist once the officer grabbed him. The officer then grabbed the subject's right arm and placed his hands behind his back. The officer held the subject's arms in this position while he was standing, and other officers present placed him Yes ❑ White Male ® Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self-Initlated ® Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/25/2023 I Yes ❑ I ® Yes ❑ I Disturbance/Fight I Officers: (Fvrnin vcl No ® No 2 Yes No ❑ Officers responded to the report of a physical fight between a male and a female. Officer 1 began to walk towards the subject advising him to stop. The subject said he was hit by one of the females. Officer 1 again advised the subject to stop walking, and he did. Officer 1 advised the subject to put his hands behind his back, but he said "no" and began running eastbound. Officer 1 pursued the subject on foot advising he was going to get tased in an attempt to gain compliance and get him to stop running. Officer 2 advised the subject to stop reaching into his waistband and drew the laser from its holster in an attempt to gain compliance and get the subject to stop running. The subject turned the comer at some apartments, stopped, and turned towards Officer 2, who still had a taser pointed at him. Due to observing the subject strike another female and non-compliance taking flight from officers, Officer 1 pushed the subject to the ground, not knowing if he was going to become violent with officers or take off running again as Officer 2 was attempting to re -holster the taser. Once on the ground, the subject tucked both of his hands under his stomach and was given several verbal commands to place his hands behind his back. The subject did not do so Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display CRI Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Blade Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 7 of 10 Iowa City Police Department 5/25/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ClI Disturbance/Fight (Fveninps) No ® No Yes No ❑ The subject who had been struck by an arrestee had come running at him with her fists clenched in an attempt to punch him. Officer 1 grabbed the subject and attempted to push her into the wall to gain compliance. The subject began to swing her fists at the arrestee, striking Officer 1 in the face. Officer 1 grabbed the subject by her left and right triceps and pulled her to the ground. Officer 1 placed the subject onto the ground and placed a hand on the back of her head to keep her in place and to not be able to stand up and continue fighting with officers. Officer 2 grabbed the subject's hands and placed her into handcuffs. The subject continued to thrash back and forth and attempt to go back towards the arrestee while officers were escorting her to a squad car. Officer 1 grabbed the subject by her right arm and assisted Officer 2 in placing her onto the ground in an attempt to gain compliance. Officer 1 placed a hand onto the subject's head and pulled pepper spray from its holster, advising the subject she was going to get sprayed in an attempt to gain compliance. Officers stood the subject up and she attempted to ran away, but Officer 2 still had a hold of her and nulled her toward the natrol car. The subiect was then placed into the back of a sound car. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female O Black Male El Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ® Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/27/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Disturbance/Fight (Fve.ninps) No ® No Yes No ❑ The subject repeatedly interfered with officers as they were trying to conduct an investigation. The subject threatened bodily harm multiple times and tried to provoke a violent response from officers. After officers arrested another individual pursuant to their investigation, the subject tried to get the individual to walk away with him. She did not wish to walk with him. The subject was then given a lawful order to walk away from the individual. The subject then threatened Officer 1 again with bodily harm. At this time, Officer 1 drew a laser and pointed it at the subject. He was told he was under arrest. He then backed away from Officer 1 and started to run. When he was surrounded by other officers, Officer 1 holstered the taser and grabbed his left arm to assist in cuffing. Officer 2 was able to place him into handcuffs. While searching the subject, he attempted to pull away from Officer 2. who pushed him forward into the squad car to keep him from moving. The subject continued to push back and started to tense up. Officer 2 attempted to put the subject inside the squad car, but he would not sit down. The subject was facing Officer 2 when Officer 2 placed a hand on his chest in order to push him inside of the squad car. The subject partially sat back up and continued to yell. Officer 2 grabbed pepper spray from its holster and sprayed a steady stream into the subject's face. After spraying the subject, Officer 2 grabbed the inside of his right elbow and grabbed his right leg and pushed the subject in sideways to the back seat of the squad car. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® No ® White Female ❑ Black Male M Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female O Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ ICR: Date: suspectlnjured: OKcerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Arrest Made: 5/27/2023 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ We °�O8S1 Yes ❑ (Evenings) No ® No S Offense 2 No m Synopsis: The officer responded to the report of an armed robbery. While responding, the officer observed the possible suspect car occupied by individuals who matched the suspects' descriptions. The officer followed the vehicle to a gas station and initiated emergency red and blue lights. The officer exited the patrol vehicle and unholstered their duty weapon and pointed it towards the vehicle. The officer conducted a felony stop on the vehicle. Another officer arrived on scene to assist. The officers kept their guns pointed Page 8 of 10 Iowa City Police Department at the vehicle while one officer called the driver out. As the driver approached the officer, he was placed into handcuffs, searched, and placed in a patrol car. AlcohoMmils Involved: Mental Health Rela[ed: Demographic Makeup: Type &Force Used: Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ❑ Black Male ® Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No X Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/27/2023 Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Weapons I officers: (Evenings) No ® No ® Offense 2 Yes ❑ No The officer responded to the report of an armed robbery. While responding, the officer observed the possible suspect car occupied by individuals who matched the suspects' descriptions. The officer followed the vehicle to a gas station and initiated emergency red and blue lights. The officer exited the patrol vehicle and unholstered their duty weapon and pointed it towards the vehicle. The officer conducted a felony stop on the vehicle. Another officer arrived on scene to assist. The officers kept their guns pointed at the vehicle while one officer called the passenger out. As the passenger approached the officer, she was placed into handcuffs, Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ® White Female ® Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/30/2023 I Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ I Suicidal Subject M.—N No ® No Yes ❑ No The subject was actively trying to use any nearby sharp object to cut her anus/wrists and was fighting with staff. The officer walked up and asked staff to help lower the subject to the ground. Staff said they were not allowed to take the subject to the ground, so the officer grabbed the subject by her right leg and lowered her to the ground so that she was on her back. The officer then took control of the subject's wrists so that she could not grab anything to hurt herself or others and used the mount position to control her body. The subject was on her back facing up and the officer was sitting on top of her with legs on either side of her body. This allowed the officer to use gravity to control her with very little effort. The officer used both hands to pin the subject's arms to the ground above her head, as she was actively trying to hit and grab at the officer. The subject remained in this position until ambulance. fire. and another officer arrived. Paramedics sedated her and transported her. Yes ® White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Female ® Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 9 of 10 Iowa City Police Department 5/30/2023 I Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Warrant Service v ;n fpoel No ® No IZ Yes No ❑ The subject had several warrants for his arrest and was known to flee or fight with officers. The officer located the subject in a parking lot, and then he got out of the vehicle and walked to the back to greet the officer, who advised the subject of his warrants and advised him to place his hands behind his back. The subject began to argue and was visibly upset advising he did not have a warrant. The officer advised the subject to place his hands behind his back grabbed his right arm. The subject used his right elbow to push the officer's hands away in an attempt to resist, gain distance, and flee on foot. The officer lost grip of the subject's arm after he elbowed the officer's hands away from him and turned to run. The officer began to chase on foot taking their taser from its holster advising the subject he was going to get tased, in an attempt to gain compliance and not knowing if the subject would continue to fight after he was caught. The officer fired the laser once at the subject observing one probe striking him in the back. The subject slowed down and the officer fired the taser a second time to get full neure muscular incapacitation on him so he could not continue to flee or attempt to fight with officers when he was caught. The subject fell to the ground where the officer had given him verbal commands to place his hands behind his back. The subject did so without incident and officers were able to secure him into handcuffs. The subiect was seen by EMS on scene and declined medical services. Yes ❑ White Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 No 0 White Female ❑ Black Male 0 Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge 0 No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated 0 Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ 5/30/2023 I Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Warrant Service fFveninoel No 0 No Yes 0 No ❑ The subject had several outstanding warrants for his arrest and attempted to flee from officers. The officer pulled in front of the subject and he stopped. Based on the subject's flight, coupled with the reasonable belief that he was a wanted felon facing extensive prison time, the officer initiated the stop as a high -risk traffic stop. The officer drew their sidearm and pointed it at the subject. The officer told the driver not to move, and warned him that if he reached for anything, the officer would shoot him. Another officer arrived on scene and it quickly became apparent that the subject was not the person wanted on outstanding warrants and was not going to flee anymore. The officer de-escalated the encounter by holstering the sidearm and engaging the Yes ❑ White Male 0 Asian Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 Nog White Female ❑ Black Male ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display E Response Type: CFS ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Other Male ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Self -Initiated 0 Asian Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Personal Weapons ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 10 of 10 COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD OFFICE CONTACTS JULY 2023 Date Description August 8, 2023 Mtg Packet COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD COMPLAINT DEADLINES CPRB Complaint #23-02 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 report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) CPRB Complaint #23-06 02/ 06/ 23 05/ 07/ 23 05/ 03/ 23 05/ 04/ 23 05/ 16/ 23 06/ 13/ 23 07/11/23 O8108/ 23 08/ 14/ 23 Filed: 04/ 18/ 23 Chief's report due (90 days): 07/ 17/23 Chief's report filed: 07/ 13/23 Gemplainarx's respe se to the Ghief'sfepert (21 days to respond- Fie respenseFeeeived) CPRB meeting #1 (Review): 08/08/23 CPRB meeting #2(Review): ??/??/23 CPRB report due ??/??/?? (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) August 8, 2023 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #23-07 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 (10days 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 or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) CPRB Complaint #23-08 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 report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) 05/ 17/ 23 08/ 15/ 23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 05/ 19/ 23 08/ 17/ 23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 August 8, 2023 Mtg Packet CPRB Complaint #23-09 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 report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) CPRB Complaint #23-10 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 report due (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) 05/ 19/ 23 08/ 29/ 23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 O6/ 22/ 23 10/ 26/ 23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 ??/??/23 TENTATIVE MEETING SCHEDULE September 12, 2023 October 3, 2023—Public Forum October 10, 2023 November 14, 2023 Prepared by: Eric Goers, City Attorney, 410 E. Washington St., Iowa City, IA 52244, 319-356-5030 Resolution number: 23-189 Resolution setting Meeting Participation Requirements for City Board, Commission and Committee members Whereas, during the period of greatest transmittal risk of COVID-19, the City Council hosted electronic meetings to decrease risk of spread; and Whereas, Council directed all City Board and Commissions to do the same; and Whereas, transmission rates of COVID-19 later fell, and Council began to meet in person, maintaining an option for those who wished to participate electronically; and Whereas, Council believes that in -person meetings allow for the best discussion of government business, for both Council meetings and those of Boards and Commissions; and Whereas, uniformity of this stance provides benefits Council wishes to offer to all residents. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, that 1. All Iowa City Board and Commission meetings shall include a quorum of members physically present for the meeting; and 2. In the event the Mayor concludes an in -person meeting is impossible or impractical, consistent with Iowa Code section 21.8, as amended, the Board(s) or Commission(s) in question may meet electronically. Passed and approved this 11th day of _ July 2023 May r Approved by Attest: V F..i.L(; .� Cit Clerk Y City Attor y i'ce 007/03/23 Resolution No. 23-189 Page 2 It was moved by Dunn and seconded by be adopted, and upon roll call there were: Ayes: Nays: Thomas Absent: x Alter _ Bergus _ Dunn _ Harmsen _ Taylor _ Teague Thomas the Resolution COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD (CPRB) COMMUNITY FORUM: SUMMARY Thursday, April 20, 2022 — 5:30 PM Iowa City Public Library, Meeting Room A CPRB Members Present: Ricky Downing, Melissa Jensen, Jerri MacConnell, Saul Mekies, Amanda Remington, Orville Townsend, Stuart Vander Vegte. The Iowa City Community Police Review Board (CPRB) held the annual Community Forum on Thursday, April 20, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. 1. Board Chair Jerri MacConnell called the meeting to order. 2. Board members introduced themselves. 3. Two email correspondence were received pertaining to the Forum. First email asked to explain how "Drug Recognition Officers" are trained, what drugs they are trained to look for and recognize, and under what circumstances they work. Second email asked if ICPD tickets cars with dark tinted windows. Both email correspondences were accepted. 4. Jensen shared how to communicate with the CPRB, who we are and what we do. • Board is comprised of seven members appointed by City Council. • Reviews reports after investigation of complaints about alleged misconduct and then issues its own reports that contain detailed findings of fact & conclusions that explain why and to the extent complaints are sustained or not sustained • CPRB reviews police, policies, procedures, & practice, and may recommend modification to them. • CPRB only has limited civil administrative review powers & has no power or authority over criminal matters or police discipline. • All complaints to the Board must be filed within 180 days. • Any person with personal knowledge of alleged misconduct may file a CPRB complaint with the board. • Process — Complaint is filed, copy goes to the Chief for an internal affairs investigation, a copy also goes to the Equity Director. Chiefs investigation completed within 90 days, with a detailed written report with the findings. Copies of the report go to the CPRB, complainant, officers, & City Manager. • CPRB reviews the report & may conduct an additional investigation, the board then issues a written report with findings. Copies pf the board public reports are sent to the complainant, the police officers, City Manager, Equity Director, & the City Council. 5. ICPD Chief Dustin Liston shared information about the ICPD defining their core values or guiding principles. Officers should be able to look at core values, and be able to think of them when they're making decisions in the field. CPRB has been asked to provide input, and this is an opportunity for the public to provide input as well. Community member asked if there were any proposed core values that could be viewed. Chief Liston gave multiple examples - partnership, engagement, inspire change, etc. to name a few. Community member asked if transparency would be considered, and referenced tension and the importance of things being public. Further discussion about the importance of transparency but also the reality of having to deal with confidentiality on some issues. 6. Public Discussion: o Discussion on the submitted question on window tint. Requirement is to let 70% of the light through, and tickets can be written. o 2n° submitted question was on drug recognition. Several members of ICPD have participated in nationwide training program that is over three weeks in length. There is also annual retraining. The training is provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. o A community member asked if officers determine whether or not an investigation is made. Chief Liston responded the officers are trained to check if someone is under the influence of alcohol. If someone blows and they're not under the influence, but still show signs of impairment. The officer will typically call for a drug recognition expert. o Community member asked how many complaints are made annually and how much authority does the board have. Discussion from board was while the power is limited, the board makes public recommendations, and public can reach out to council and respond. o In reference to number of complaints for 2022, the board received 18 complaints, 16 were not sustained, and 2 were sustained. Comment from board member, that doesn't mean the board believes everything in the 16 encounters was acceptable; a complaint is only not sustained if there was a policy violation. If there is no policy violation, the board can use the comment section on the public report to make recommendations and isn't shy about doing so. The board also has access to a lot of information including reports, and body camera footage. It's a community effort with the board, the chief & city council member at the meetings as well. o The board commented about objectivity, the board members come from a wide range of backgrounds, and have a wide range of opinions, with multi -faceted, multi different points of view. The board meets the second Tuesday of the month at 5:30 pm at City Hall. 7. Forum adjourned. 946belr 2023 6ePP, COMMUNITY FORUM 5:30 P.M. Iowa City Public Library I Meeting Room A 123 S. Linn Street The Community Police Review Board (CPRB) invites you to share your views on the Iowa City Police Department's policies, practices and procedures. Questions or comments can be addressed in person at the Community Forum. If you are unable to attend in person, submit items you would like addressed during the forum to CPRB@iowa-city.org or mail to CPRB at City of Iowa City, 410 E. Washington Street, 52240 by Monday, September 25. All correspondence is public. The board will attempt to address all correspondence received. CITY OF IOWA CITY I INFSCO CIT'i OF LITERATURE Updated 0711112023 COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City IA 52240-1826 (319)356-5043 Jerri MacConnell. Chair Term: July 1, 2024—June 30, 2027 320 E Washington St Apt 10-13 Iowa City, IA 52240 (H) 319-333-1096 nellie1896(agmail.com Orville Townsend, Sr. Term: July 1, 2020 — June 30, 2024 713 Whiting Ave Iowa City, IA 52245-5644 (H) 319-354-5995 (C)319-331-3482 orville.townsend(o)hotmail.com Amanda Reminaton Term: July 1, 2020 — June 30, 2024 2713 East Court St Iowa City, IA 52245 (C)319-677-1153 d i rector(acorridorca n. com Saul Mekies Term: July 1, 2021 —June 30, 2025 2151 Abbey Lane Iowa City, IA 52246 smekies(c)kirkwood.edu Melissa Jensen, Vice -Chair Term: July 1, 2021 — June 30, 2025 830 Elliot Ct. Iowa City, IA 52246 (C) 319-530-5490 tigger1033(@hotmaiI.com Ricky Downing Term: Upon appointment — June 30, 2026 1112 Weeber Circle Iowa City, IA 52246 (C) 319-400-0931 rltd44(oDgmail.com VACANT Term: Upon appointment —June 30, 2026 Updated 0711112023 Patrick Ford, Legal Counsel Leff Law Firm, L.L.P. 222 South Linn Street Iowa City, IA 52240-1601 (0) 319-338-7551 (C) 319-430-1549 ford na lefflaw.com City Council Liaison — Laura Beraus 319-541-9677 laura-berousna Iowa-citv.ora CPRB Staff — Tammy Neumann 319-356-5043 to m my-neu mann 5-iowa-city.org City Clerk — Kellie Fruehlinq 319-356-5041 kel I ie-frueli ng (ciliowa-city. orq Equity Director -Stefanie Bowers 319-356-5022 stefanie-bowers(cD iowa-city. orq Police Chief — Dustin Liston 319-356-5271 dustin-Liston(a)iowa-citv.orq City Legal- Sue Dulek 319-356-5030 sue-DulekCcDiowa-city. orq