Regular Meeting

The meeting has started at 6:04 pm, with Northwest District board member Kenneth Riggins,thanking everyone for coming and going over the rules and regulations of hearing citizen complaints.

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The meeting has started with the introduction of two new members.They are Ayanna Webb and Cooper Lawler.

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The board has just went over their board training and approval of minutes for the May 2024 meeting.

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The board has moved on to a case follow up for Kenny Elmore. The primary issue in this case seems to be that even though Elmore, was convicted of a crime, did the officer not use proper protocols for engaging a person.The board has moved for mediation in this case.

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The board has moved onto the case review of Arealia Williams.Williams isn't present and her case is being presented by North District Board member Kelly Doucet.Quick case summary:Officer Brian Reed was called to a scene on Kessler Blvd,involving a car crash.The officer didn't

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report the crash allegedly even though damages seemed to exceed 1,000 dollars.She was not able to make a insurance claim report because there wasn't a report.The board moved to sustain.

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The board has moved onto the case of Anise Chaplin. The officer in this complaint failed to file a accident report. The officer did not activate their bodycam.The board has recommended that all violations be sustained in the complaint.The board sustained the complaint.

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That wraps up the case reviews and follow up.The board has moved onto announcements and they were a board training on 6/25 from 5-9pm and will cover community scenario based training. Board members were also encouraged to do a ride a long with an officer

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The meeting was adjourned at 6:44 pm.If you or anyone you know has been the victim of police misconduct, I've included a screenshot below with their contact info and the steps in that process.

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Note-taking by Shaamora Harden-Morris

Chief Bailey asks the Citizens' Police Complaint Board to reconsider.

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Audio by Cassandra Muller

Regular meeting of the Citizens' Police Complaint Board.

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Regular Meeting - Citizens’ Police Complaint Board

By Cassandra Muller ⋅ June 10th, 2024

Agency Information

Citizens' Police Complaint Board

See meeting notes for details

www.indy.gov

(317) 327-3440

cpco@indy.gov

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The Citizens’ Police Complaint Board (CPCB) reviews complaints brought to the attention of the Citizens’ Police Complaint Office. The board has nine voting members, three non-voting members, and one IMPD member, the City-County Council appoints six members and one IMPD member, and the Fraternal Order of Police appoints one member.

Current Board Members:

Craig Cordi, member
Ranissa E Dycus, member
Kelly Doucet, member
David Bolling, ex-officio
Kenneth Riggins, member
Timothy Jeffers, member
Patrice Abduallah, member
Evan Shearin, member
Kortney Bond, member
Brett B Thomas, member
Scott Carpenter, ex-officio

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Questions? Email us at documenters@mirrorindy.org

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