Santa Clara County Grand Jury • 2014-2015

2014-2015 Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury Report Protecting Our Most Vulnerable Residents

Published: June 08, 2015 24 pages
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Findings and Recommendations 7 findings

F1
The San Jose Police Department’s duty manual refers to the County Child Abuse Protocol and not to the County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
Related Recommendations (1)
R1
The San Jose Police Department should revise its duty manual to refer to the County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
F2
The Los Altos Police Department’s duty manual does not reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
Related Recommendations (1)
R2
The Los Altos Police Department should revise its duty manual to reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
F3
The Milpitas Police Department’s duty manual does not reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
Related Recommendations (1)
R3
The Milpitas Police Department should revise its duty manual to reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
F4
The Morgan Hill Police Department’s duty manual does not reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
Related Recommendations (1)
R4
The Morgan Hill Police Department should revise its duty manual to reference the Santa Clara County Elder Abuse Protocol.
F5
The Mountain View Police Department’s duty manual does not reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
Related Recommendations (1)
R5
The Mountain View Police Department should revise its duty manual to reference the Santa Clara County Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol.
F6
The Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement, dated July 2010, has not been revised in five years, is over 100 pages long, and should be revised and shortened.
Related Recommendations (14)
R6A
The City of Campbell Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6B
The City of Gilroy Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6C
The City of Los Altos Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6D
The Cities of Los Gatos / Monte Sereno Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6E
The City of Milpitas Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6F
The City of Morgan Hill Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6G
The City of Mountain View Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6H
The City of Palo Alto Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6I
The City of San Jose Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6J
The City of Santa Clara Police Department, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6K
The Office of the Sheriff of Santa Clara County, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6L
The City of Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6M
The County of Santa Clara Office of the District Attorney, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
R6N
The Santa Clara County Department of Correction, as a member of the Police Chiefs’ Association of Santa Clara County, should advocate for revision of the Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Protocol for Santa Clara County Law Enforcement.
F7
There is no document to be given to elder and dependent adult abuse victims containing a list of available resources.
Related Recommendations (1)
R7
The County, through County of Santa Clara; Social Services Agency; Adult Protective Services, and the County of Santa Clara Office of the District Attorney should collaborate on a document for law enforcement agencies to provide elder and dependent adult abuse victims advising them of available and applicable resources.

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