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After top officials leave, San Diego’s Commission on Police Practices will explore changes

Summary by San Diego Union Tribune

When Paul Parker left his role as the executive director of the Commission on Police Practices at the end of last year, after six months on the job, he sent a memo to the commission detailing how the board could be improved. His suggestions included shrinking the panel from 25 members to 13, changing who could fire the executive director and for what reasons — currently, the ability currently lies with the commission itself — and clarifying the …

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San Diego Union Tribune

After top officials leave, San Diego’s Commission on Police Practices will explore changes

8 days ago·San Diego, United States

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Morning Report: Change Could Be Coming for Commission on Police Practices

More than four years after San Diego voters backed the creation of the Commission on Police Practices, a City Council committee is recommending city policy changes to address challenges that have snarled the effort.For now, no specific changes are on the table for a commission that has yet to fully fulfill the independent oversight role that voters envisioned in 2020.At Councilmember Marni von Wilpert’s urging on Wednesday, the council’s public …

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