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2018 Incident Reviews, Inquiries, Policy Complaints, and Service Complaints <br />Appendix B Page 27 of 48 <br />Received <br />Date <br />Closed <br />Date <br />Time <br />Open <br />(days) <br />Classification Summary Outcome <br />7/25/18 7/27/18 2 Courtesy <br />Dismissed: <br />Outside <br />Jurisdiction <br />RP reported a Cahoots employee who <br />she felt was rude. <br />Dismissed: Outside Jurisdiction <br />7/25/18 8/1/18 6 Inquiry RP claimed he was held in the back of a <br />patrol car for an excessive amount of <br />time. <br />Sgt. reviewed body cam of RP in the patrol car and found that he <br />was in the vehicle less than 6 minutes, in the early morning hour, <br />with the vehicle parked in the shade. Temperature was 60 <br />degrees. No policy violation. RP did not return calls. <br />7/11/18 8/30/18 49 Inquiry RP was unhappy with a conversation she <br />had with officers on a downtown street. <br />Supervisor was with officers at the time of the interaction and <br />found them to be cordial with RP while asking her to be aware of <br />the volume and tone of her songs and the effect it was having on <br />other citizens. No Policy violation. <br />7/24/18 8/9/18 15 Incident Review Internal complaint that an officer had <br />interfered in another officer's project. <br />Determined to be a performance issue and forwarded to <br />supervisor. <br />7/28/18 8/13/18 15 Inquiry RP reported that he was threatened with <br />retaliation if he pursued a case in which <br />the officer determined was non-criminal. <br />Body cam review showed the officer being professional and <br />respectful, spending more than two hours investigating RP's <br />complaint, making no threats of retaliation. Sgt. spoke with RP <br />about the findings. <br />7/26/18 8/1/18 5 Inquiry <br />Dismissed: <br />Timeliness <br />RP spoke at length about issue that had <br />happened in 2009. <br />Dismissed: Timeliness <br />7/27/18 8/14/18 17 Inquiry RP reported finding an Oregon DOJ <br />website that listed her ex-husband's <br />date of death by a police shooting with a <br />4 day discrepancy. <br />Investigation of the website found that by Oregon law police <br />agencies must report the incident date of a police deadly use of <br />force, this date was erroneously listed as date of death. RP's ex <br />actually died a few days later in the hospital. The DOJ was <br />notified about the discrepancy. The Auditor's officer notified RP <br />about the findings. <br />7/30/18 8/30/18 30 Performance RP was unhappy that an officer in charge <br />of his theft case was not returning calls. <br />Sgt. reviewed the case and found that it had been investigated <br />thoroughly by the officer, who found no probable cause to arrest <br />the suspect. Sgt. also learned that the officer had been under <br />the impression that once he had been issued a cell phone he no <br />longer needed to maintain his voice line. Sgt. spoke with RP <br />about the confusion and about the outcome of his case. <br />June 19, 2019, Work Session – Item 2