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Posts Tagged ‘Citizen’s Police Review Commission’

No homicides last month, Kennedy student disarmed, police commission hears

By Marco Torrez | December 11, 2019 | 1

The city of Richmond experienced no homicides in the month of November but had shootouts with large magazines of rifle ammo used.

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Richmond police force understaffed heading into 2020

By Marco Torrez | December 10, 2019

The Richmond Police Department is slated to start off the New Year understaffed and with slim hopes of filling the employment gap before the end of the second quarter of 2020.

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Richmond police should emphasize use of non-lethal force, Citizen commission votes

By Aiden Strawhun | September 7, 2018 | 1

The Citizens Police Review Commission voted to send the Richmond Police Department recommendations that emphasize the use of non-lethal force and new officer training Wednesday night. These recommendations come several months after the commission ruled that Officer Wallace Jensen used excessive force in the September 2014 shooting death of Pedie Perez.

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The Citizen’s Police Review Commission discusses ongoing investigation of a 2014 fatal officer shooting

By Abené Clayton | February 12, 2018

The February Citizen’s Police Review Commission (CPRC) meeting began with the announcement of a $20,000 allocation to streamline CPRC’s administrative tasks and ended with a discussion on the death of Pedie Perez, who was killed by a Richmond police officer in 2014.

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