Agenda Packet 6-19-19 Work Session

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2018 Incident Reviews, Inquiries, Policy Complaints, and Service Complaints Appendix B Page 20 of 48 Received Date Closed Date Time Open (days) Classification Summary Outcome 6/1/18 6/14/18 13 Conduct Dismissed: Outside jurisdiction RP was concerned about a silver unmarked police vehicle that followed her home. Dismissed: Outside Jurisdiction 6/4/18 6/5/18 1 Inquiry Dismissed: Other RP alleged an officer did not do his job right in 2014. Dismissed: Other 6/5/18 6/13/18 8 Performance RP alleged an officer was just trying to show off to his friends when he hassled RP for taking cans from a restaurant, even though he had permission. Sgt. learned that the officer had witnessed RP taking the cans and was told by the waitress that he did not have permission; later RP was released when another waitress came forward and related that she had give RP permission. No policy violation by the officer. Sgt. spoke with RP. 6/6/18 7/9/18 33 Performance RP alleged an officer dragged his backpack with his vehicle. Sgt. reviewed body cam and ICV and found that RP had left the area on foot with the backpack before the officer got into his vehicle. 6/7/18 6/20/18 13 Service Level RP was concerned that when he reported a trespass situation at his church, no one showed up for over 6 hours. Supervisor reviewed the call logs and noted that for the day in question, 332 law enforcement events were reported. At the time of the RP's call no officer was available. Supervisor followed up with RP about his concerns. 6/11/18 7/11/18 30 Performance RP reported an EPD vehicle that did not stop to help a disabled vehicle in a busy intersection. Review of records found that the vehicle that was in the area at the time was an animal control officer; dealing with a traffic issue is outside of the scope of duties for this type of officer. CAD details also mentioned the vehicle was in the break down lane with its flashers on and not posing in immediate risk. 6/12/18 7/16/18 34 Performance RP reported an officer talking on a cell phone while stopped at a light. Sgt. tried to contact RP, with no call back. ORS811.507 provides an exception for police employees using cell phones in the scope of their employment. 6/15/18 7/23/18 38 Performance RP reported an incident in which her 19 year old daughter and friends were left in an isolated area with a man who had hit her car and had previously been yelling at them. Sgt. reviewed body cams of the officers involved and spoke with RP about EPD policy concerning non injury accidents and steps the officers had taken at the scene. June 19, 2019, Work Session – Item 2