The Rochester City Council on Tuesday night voted to appoint the nine members of Rochester’s new Police Accountability Board. The vote was unanimous. The newly-named PAB will have the authority to review allegations of police misconduct, plus will have a role in writing policy regarding police conduct.
The Rochester City Council says it will hold three public meetings on plans to create a Police Accountability Board. They’ll be January 23rd at the Frederick Douglass R Center on South Avenue…January 28th at the Danforth R Center on West Avenue…and January 31st in the City Hall Atrium on Church Street. All will be […]
A group called the Rochester Police Accountability Alliance is calling on Mayor Lovely Warren to withdraw her plan for a city Police Accountability Board. City Council’s Public Safety Committee takes up the legislation for the first time on Thursday. It sets up a nine-member board that would investigate complaints of police wrongdoing, then make […]