Community Police Review Commission

City of Riverside 3900 Main St. Riverside, CA 92522 CPRC (951) 826-5509 Community Police Review Commission Agenda Wednesday, April 23, 2014 4:00 PM ART PICK COUNCIL CHAMBERS MISSION STATEMENT "The Community Police Review Commission was created in order to promote public confidence in the professionalism and accountability of the sworn staff of the Riverside Police Department." Pursuant to Government code section 54954.2 the Community Police Review Commission will conduct a meeting at the above time and place for the purpose of transacting or discussing business as identified on this agenda. PLEASE NOTE: The scheduled hearing times are approximate. No item will be heard before its scheduled time but may be heard later in the meeting. 4:00 - CASE REVIEW 1 Roll Call 2 Public Comments This is an opportunity for members of the public to address the Commission on closed session items. 3 Closed Session – Case Review Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957, the Commission will adjourn to Closed Session to discuss issues pertaining to PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL MATTERS. CPRC CASE NO. RPD CASE NO. 1) 13-002 PC-13-03008 2) 13-019 PC-13-06034 3) 14-002 PC-14-01003 4) 14-004 PC-14-01004 5) 13-001 PA-13-03007 City of Riverside Page 1 Printed on 4/18/2014 Community Police Review Agenda April 23, 2014 Commission 5:30 PM – REGULAR MEETING PLEASE NOTE: Any person wishing to speak on an agenda item must file this form prior to the beginning of the meeting or the time that the item is called for discussion. Public Comment will take place after the introduction of each agenda item. The speaker may choose to address the Commission either before OR after discussion by Commissioners, but may only speak one time on any agenda item. The speaker must check the appropriate box on the “Request to Speak” form, specifying if they wish to speak before or after discussion of an agenda item. The same rules apply to presentations by guest speakers and / or a training course for Commissioners. Any questions posed by members of the public during public comment may be asked of the presenter only by the Commission Chair during Commission discussion. Five (5) minutes per speaker may be allocated family members or their spokesperson speaking regarding an officer-involved death. Three (3) minutes per speaker may be allocated for all other public comment. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4 Roll Call 5 Public Comments Public comment on any subject matter within the Commission's jurisdiction. 6 Approval of Minutes A) March 26 Regular Meeting 7 Outreach A) March / April Outreach B) Upcoming Outreach Events and Opportunities 1) 2014 Law Enforcement Appreciation Event – April 24th, Pechanga Resort in Temecula 2) Mayor's Night Out – May 7th at 6:30 PM, Loma Vista Middle School C) Future Outreach Opportunities 1) Input from Outreach Coordinator on upcoming outreach events 2) Input from Commission Members on potential outreach events 8 RPD Training Presentations A) Presentation by RPD Representative on Foot Pursuits B) Presentation by RPD Representative on training given RPD officers for responding to 'suicide with a gun' calls. City of Riverside Page 2 Printed on 4/18/2014 Community Police Review Agenda April 23, 2014 Commission OLD BUSINESS 9 Bond Officer-Involved Death (OID) Case Evaluation Continued discussion and action, if any, on the Bond OID Case Evaluation. The Commission may return to discussion of completed Stages, if needed. A) Stage I – Commission Member Review: Completed B) Stage II – Fact Finding, Request for Training & Investigation: In Process C) Stage III – Policy and Procedure Process D) Stage IV – Deliberation and Finding Process E) Stage V – Recommendation Process F) Stage VI – Written Public Report Attachments: Bond OID 10 Sherron Officer-Involved Death (OID) Case Evaluation Continued discussion and action, if any, on the Sherron OID Case Evaluation. The Commission may return to discussion of completed Stages, if needed. A) Stage I – Commission Member Review: Completed B) Stage II – Fact Finding, Request for Training & Investigation: In Process C) Stage III – Policy and Procedure Process D) Stage IV – Deliberation and Finding Process E) Stage V – Recommendation Process F) Stage VI – Written Public Report Attachments: Sherron OID NEW BUSINESS 11 CPRC Ad-hoc Committees A) 2013 Annual Report Committee Committee Members: Commissioner Taylor, Chair, and Commissioner Ybarra B) Policies, Procedures, and Bylaws Committee Committee Members: Commissioner Rotker, Chair, Chairwoman Jackson, and Commissioner Ortiz. This Committee has a vacancy. C) Outreach Committee Committee Members: Vice-Chair Adams, Chair, Commissioner Taylor, and Commissioner Ortiz. D) Policing and Mental Health Committee Committee Members: Vice-Chair Adams, Commissioner Roberts, and Commissioner Ybarra. E) NACOLE 2015 Conference Planning Committee Committee Members: Chairwoman Jackson, Vice-Chair Adams, Commissioner Roberts, and Commissioner Ortiz. 1) Discussion and action, if any, regarding conversion of this Committee from an Ad-hoc to a Standing Committee. City of Riverside Page 3 Printed on 4/18/2014 Community Police Review Agenda April 23, 2014 Commission 12 eComment Informational discussion regarding the activation of "eComment" for online public comments of items on CPRC agendas. City of Riverside Page 4 Printed on 4/18/2014 Community Police Review Agenda April 23, 2014 Commission 13 Second Monthly Meetings Discussion and action, if any, regarding the need for second monthly meetings, which would be held on the second Wednesday of the month. 14 Modification of CPRC Vice-Chair Duties Discussion and action, if any, on making the position and duties of Outreach Coordinator an official duty of the CPRC Vice-Chair. 15 Staff Report 16 Commissioner Comments Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, Commissioners may use this time to make brief announcements or a brief report on their own activities. 17 Items for Future Commission Consideration 18 Adjourn City of Riverside Page 5 Printed on 4/18/2014