New York bill A02667 establishes an independent inspector general in each county to oversee police activity and investigate allegations of police.
New York bill A02667 amends the general municipal law to establish an independent inspector general in each county. These inspectors will oversee police activity and investigate allegations of police misconduct. Their duties include investigating, reviewing, studying, auditing, and making recommendations regarding police department operations, policies, programs, and practices. The goal is to enhance police effectiveness, increase public safety, protect civil liberties and civil rights, and boost public confidence in the police force.
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