Baltimore City Council
File #: 21-0078R    Version: 0 Name: Investigative Hearing - Baltimore Police Department Disciplinary and Complaint Process
Type: City Council Resolution Status: Withdrawn
File created: 11/15/2021 In control: Baltimore City Council
On agenda: Final action: 6/26/2023
Enactment #:
Title: Investigative Hearing - Baltimore Police Department Disciplinary and Complaint Process For the purpose of requesting that the Baltimore City Police Commissioner appear before the City Council to brief it regarding the Baltimore City Police Department’s current process to file and investigate a complaint of misconduct against a Baltimore City Police Officer, the current disciplinary process followed if an officer is found to be guilty of misconduct, and any current efforts to improve or overhaul the disciplinary and complaint process in the Baltimore City Police Department.
Sponsors: Kristerfer Burnett, Ryan Dorsey, Zeke Cohen, John T. Bullock, Phylicia Porter, James Torrence
Indexes: Complaint Process, Investigative Hearing, Police Department
Attachments: 1. 21-0078R~1st Reader, 2. Law 21-0078R, 3. Hearing Packet - 21-0078R - Inv. Hearing BPD-Disciplinary and Complaint Process, 4. BPD 21-0078R, 5. Final BPD Presentation CC21-0078R, 6. Hearing Agenda - 21-0078R, 7. Final BPD Presentation CC21-0078R, 8. BPD 21-0078R, 9. Hearing Minutes - 21-0078R, 10. PSGO - Hearing Notes - 21-0078R
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City of Baltimore
Council Bill R
(Resolution)

Introduced by: Councilmember Burnett



A Resolution Entitled

A Council Resolution concerning
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Investigative Hearing - Baltimore Police Department Disciplinary and Complaint Process
For the purpose of requesting that the Baltimore City Police Commissioner appear before the City Council to brief it regarding the Baltimore City Police Department’s current process to file and investigate a complaint of misconduct against a Baltimore City Police Officer, the current disciplinary process followed if an officer is found to be guilty of misconduct, and any current efforts to improve or overhaul the disciplinary and complaint process in the Baltimore City Police Department.
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Whereas, The Consent Decree between the Baltimore City Police Department and the Department of Justice affirms that “[a] robust and well-functioning accountability system in which officers are held to the highest standards of integrity is critical to BPD’s legitimacy, and a priority of the Department”;

Whereas, The Baltimore City Council would like to better understand the current process for making a complaint of misconduct against a police officer and the current disciplinary process followed if an officer is found guilty of misconduct;

Whereas, The Baltimore City Council would like to explore strategies to streamline, improve, or overhaul the disciplinary and complaint process in the Baltimore City Police Department.

Now, therefore, be it resolved by the City Council of Baltimore, That the Baltimore City Council invites the Baltimore City Police Commissioner to brief the City Council re...

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