Showing posts with label cleveland police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleveland police. Show all posts

Saturday, October 08, 2016

Why and how major protests were avoided in Cleveland

Jose Feliciano, president of the Hispanic Roundtable, asked Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson about the relationship between Cleveland police and the community and how they were able to avoid major protests.

This was at the 2016 Convencion Hispana.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Welcome to 71st annual One World Day, posting of colors and national anthem

Sheila Murphy Crawford, president of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation, welcomed the crowd to the 71st annual One World Day in the Centennial Year of the Cleveland Cultural Gardens.

She introduced the Cleveland Police Color Guard who presented the colors and then 11 year old Polina Kornyushenko sang the US National Anthem.


 

Saturday, March 19, 2016

Cleveland Police at 2016 St Patrick’s Day Parade

Cleveland Police Pipes and Drums, Emerald Society, Retired Irish Police, K9 Unit, Sea of Blue, Sherriff and other safety forces at the 2016 Cleveland St. Patrick’s Day Parade.


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Thursday, December 20, 2012

Cleveland Police Administrative Review

From Director Martin L. Flask, Cleveland Department of Public Safety.


The Cleveland Division of Police, under the direction of Chief Michael McGrath, continue to investigate the facts and circumstances of the November 29, 2012 pursuit that ended in East Cleveland with the use of deadly force by Cleveland Police Officers. Although the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations, East Cleveland Police and the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office are actively investigating the use of deadly force incident, the Chief of Police and his staff are conducting a thorough Administrative Review to determine if the officers involved were in compliance with well-established policies and training.


This Administrative Review includes all available surveillance video; audio communications between officers, supervisors and the Communications Control Section; duty reports completed by officers and supervisory personnel; Automated Vehicle Locator (AVL) information; and any other information that becomes available during the investigation.
The volume of information being reviewed by the Chief and his staff is substantial. However, the Chief of Police has assured Mayor Jackson and me that the Administrative Review will be timely and thorough, and results of the Administrative Review will be made public immediately upon conclusion.