The city’s police watchdog agency would be able to initiate investigations into alleged officer misconduct on its own and not rely on complaints from residents under a recently introduced Council bill.
Should the legislation get the Council’s green light, it would bring about a sea change to the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which generally cannot open its cases on its own and can only do so within limited jurisdictional domains.
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