First cases finally reviewed by Civilian Police Review Board

Jan 23, 2023

After nearly two years, the Civilian Police Review Board finally heard its first cases and made recommendations on them. Some they agreed with the Inspector General and her office. Others they didn’t!

DaVante’ walkes everyone through the very first case were the Board didn’t agree with the Inspector General as well as explains how the subcommittees were on the verge of violating the “Ohio Sunshine Law.”

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