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Placer County Grand Jury Sheriff’s Office Policies, Procedures and Training Related to Use of Force and Complaint
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Findings 5 findings
Recommendations 1
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R1Placer County Health and Human Services expand current information outreach efforts to make medical and education professionals, as well as the general population, more aware of Laura’s Law. This would include the Law’s benefits, qualifications and operational policies. Request For Responses:
Conclusions 1
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CL1The Grand Jury concludes that Placer County Sheriff’s Office’s internal policy, training, and procedures regarding use of force, and complaint submittal and investigation process, demonstrates a positive level of dedication and professionalism. The Grand Jury concludes that the Placer County Sheriff’s Office has a procedure for receiving and processing complaints that meets or exceeds state requirements. The Grand Jury concludes that the Placer County Sheriff’s Office has developed and implemented an appropriate policy pertinent to the use of force. This Grand Jury concludes that the Placer County Sheriff’s Office is well aware of the need for, and places a high priority on, trust between citizens and law enforcement personnel.
No Responses Found 2
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