The CPOA receives and investigates complaints filed by individuals against the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) and its employees for misconduct.
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Tune in, watch the CPOA Board Meeting tonight!
In order to provide the public with as many ways to view and participate in the meeting, we are providing this one live on YouTube also.
CPOA Board meeting is tomorrow June 11th, 5:00 pm. Reminder to submit all Public Comments by 4:00 pm tomorrow to the Board email: [email protected] & watch the meeting live on GovTV or YouTube.
Agenda:https://www.cabq.gov/cpoa/documents/cpoa-board-agenda-june-11-2020.pdf
Mayor Tim Keller
Watch: Mayor Tim Keller and police oversight officials give update on police reform, use of force policies and #8CantWait.
This morning at 11:30 @ABQ_CPOA @EdwardHarness will join @MayorKeller to discuss use of force policies, policy development and the opportunities for public input. #CivilianOversight Also, comments on events relating to BLM protests.
We have heard from several concerned citizens regarding @ABQPOLICE and armed civilians interactions prior to the BLM protests earlier this week. We are investigating the matter! #oversight
Citizen's Police Academy Enrolling for Spring!
Been wanting to enroll in the Citizen's Police Academy with the Albuquerque Police Department? Now is your chance! The Spring 2020 class starts Tuesday, February 25 and enrollment is now open. This 12-week course teaches citizens about the philosophy, policies and guiding principles of law enforcement, and students will receive classroom instruction, presentations and demonstrations from Narcotics, K-9, Homicide, Crime Lab and SWAT, among others.
To apply online, visit: https://www.cabq.gov/police/programs/citizen-police-academy/citizens-police-academy-online-application
Apply for an upcoming Citizen's Police Academy course.
Lauren Markie please contact the CPOA at 924-3770
CPOA to launch review into APD lieutenant's demotion https://t.co/xIdguN88P2
A high-ranking member of the Albuquerque Police Department was demoted earlier this month after it was discovered she altered an internal affairs report. Now, the Civilian Police Oversight Agency wants some answers.
Police Oversight Board grills APD's top brass https://t.co/E0R7xgXM1u
The Police Oversight Board questioned the Albuquerque Police Department about the training detectives are receiving.
APD Chief: Process to become a detective needs to be more 'formal' https://t.co/dcHZeOUOXx
Albuquerque's police chief answered questions Thursday night about how the department chooses which officers become detectives and what kind of training they receive.
Board plans to question Albuquerque police on quality of recent investigations https://t.co/GMyJliyAtv
Albuquerque police is under new scrutiny about how it handled two high-profile cases involving children, and the Police Oversight Board has questions about detectives and how they do their work.
APD to face questions about how it trains detectives https://t.co/Zlmt2HhJfS
The Police Oversight Board says it has questions about how APD selects and trains detectives and handles investigations.
The Board has questions. Please attend the meeting tomorrow night at 5 and share your concerns during public comment. Or submit your question to [email protected]. Thanks to @MarissaKRQE watch her story on @krqe meeting place City Council Chambers
The Board has questions. Please attend the meeting tomorrow night at 5 and share your concerns during public comment. Or submit your question to [email protected]. Thanks to @ericazucco watch her story on @KOB4 meeting place City Council Chambers
In light of high profile cases in the media; this Thursday at 5:00 in ABQ City Council Chambers the Police Oversight Board will question @ABQPOLICE about the designation of Detective, Investigation Teams, Training Detectives and quality of investigations. #Oversight
APD re-writing its use-of-force policy https://t.co/CatA3iQ6tw #abq via @abqjournal
Police officers are submitting comments on changes
Will this end @abqpolice use of cell phone tower simulators without a warrant? In Major Privacy Win, Supreme Court Rules Police Need Warrant To Track Your Cellphone https://t.co/NHAMVI6faC
The Supreme Court ruled police do need a search warrant to obtain cellphone location information routinely collected by wireless providers.
Great work! https://t.co/h9wiVBzzLh
“You may remember Officer Stephanie Cockerill, who saved a woman from drowning this morning. Officer Cockerill made news in April when she arrested a homicide suspect during her first day on the job. https://t.co/mgp62Vgt5U”
Albuquerque Police scraps, rewrites entire use-of-force policy https://t.co/PTVV2tjVSj
Nearly four years after the Department of Justice and Albuquerque Police Department signed on to a settlement agreement to reform the department, APD is now rewriting one of the key pieces of reform effort.
Tonight at 5pm @ABQPOLICE will introduce its new Use of Force policy. Come join the discussion at the Police Oversight Board meeting in City Council Chambers. If you can't attend in person watch on GovTv. #Oversight @ABQ_CPOA
Philadelphia police are receiving some advanced training to teach officers how to de-escalate situations without using deadly force, even when they encounter highly combative citizens.
APD's use of force policies may change https://t.co/6kuuFQaPj5
The City of Albuquerque and the Department of Justice are taking another look at Albuquerque Police Department’s use of force policies.
Tune in to @KOB4 tonight so you can learn how to have input on @ABQPOLICE new Use of Force policy 2-52. That policy will be submitted to the Police Oversight Board June 14th at 5pm in the City Council Chambers. Thanks @ericazucco #Oversight
APD initiates child abuse investigation policy changes https://t.co/WGK94Ir132 #abq via @abqjournal
Mayor calls for 'common sense' in handling evidence, using cameras
Make sure to attend the June 14 POB meeting to hear about @ABQPOLICE new Use of Force policy. There will be time for public comment. The meeting is at 5:00pm in City Council chambers #oversight
Driving while black in Missouri is becoming more perilous, traffic stop report shows https://t.co/PMPnoE0amQ
African-American drivers in Missouri are 85 percent more likely to be pulled over than whites, according to the state’s latest traffic stop report. That’s a 10 percentage-point jump from last year and the most significant disparity in 18 years of compiling data.
Just in case you missed it https://t.co/QBq89uX64W
“ICYMI: @KOB4 featured the Albuquerque @ABQ_CPOA over the weekend. Learn more about the agency and the role of the Police Oversight Board. https://t.co/DRYQlteRI8”
Please tune in https://t.co/56zHETR7v1
“EYE ON NM- #ABQ POLICE OVERSIGHT: Talking with @ABQ_CPOA about upcoming policy reviews, work with Community Policing Councils & oversight in a time of transition. Tonight at 4:30p on @kob4.”
Thank you Erica Zucco for this outreach opportunity! Tune in to KOB 4 Eye on NM this Sunday, 4:30 pm to learn more about our Police Oversight Agency from Executive Director Ed Harness & POB Members Chantal and Joanne! Let us know what questions you have...
Veteran police advisor tapped to be the next LAPD inspector general https://t.co/EylohLzm25
A longtime police watchdog who currently advises L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell has been tapped to be the new inspector general for the Los Angeles Police Department.
FBI Releases Preliminary 2017 Data on Crime in the United States https://t.co/B14EsM38EN
The Federal Bureau of Investigation today released the 2017 Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report, a part of the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reports (UCR).
Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw Delivers Speech On Race And Policing https://t.co/t2DQj2lEAs
Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw used her swearing in ceremony to speak about policing and racial inequality.
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