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Independent Community Policing Review Board Meeting – June 3, 2026

Public MeetingsTuesday, June 23, 2026
BodyAlexandria, Virginia
SessionPublic Meetings
DateTuesday, June 23, 2026
StatusFILED
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Transcript — Verbatim
0:34

That's always good to be VA.

0:39

Were you not member?

0:43

It's the same.

0:46

Okay, well, it is 6.58.

0:48

I'm gonna call to order the June 3rd meeting for the independent community policing review board.

0:56

And we could do the roll call, please.

0:59

Susan Burke here.

1:05

He is out because of work.

1:07

Is that a town?

1:11

Gino Tool?

1:12

Here.

1:13

Never Porter here.

1:15

Alexa Stuckhouse here.

1:16

And Jules Matt.

1:19

Jules, if I could have you read the introduction and board's purpose, please.

1:23

Sure.

1:25

The creation of the independent community policy review board started with Alexandria City Council Resolution 2050 on June 9, 2020, which condemned police brutality and system racism.

1:37

Reaffirmed a Black Life Martyr and advocate for justice system reform.

1:42

The resolution emphasizes CDU for the community through action and accountability.

1:48

On April 17, 2021, the council adopted an audience to create the ICPRD, effective July 1, 2020.

1:57

And establish the office of the Alexandria Dependent Police Policy Audio AIPA.

2:03

The what purpose?

2:05

The ICPID is it is an eight-member board focus on enhancing trust and legitimacy between the police, city leadership, and the public.

2:23

Evaluate policing um policies and practices and recommend reform to address discriminatory practices and inequity and to improve public safety.

2:35

Thank you.

2:51

I'm not sure to operate your jump up.

2:53

Second.

2:55

All in favor.

2:57

Aye.

2:57

Aye.

2:58

Opposed.

3:03

Alexis.

3:06

Okay, we can move on to the approval of the minutes from the May 6th meeting.

3:18

There are no suggestions for edits.

3:23

I motion for approval of the minutes from May 6th 3.6.

3:30

Aye.

3:31

Opposed.

3:34

A accepted and approved.

3:36

I'd like to go ahead and move to public comments.

3:43

Good evening.

3:44

Good evening.

3:44

How are you?

3:48

I am hoping to hear a.

3:51

I'm sorry, I don't want to interrupt you, but should is she okay to speak from there or do you does she need to move?

3:57

Um I think we can see her.

3:59

We can see her just by the screen.

4:01

Okay, perfect.

4:02

Okay, I just wanted to make sure you were visible.

4:03

I'm sorry, go right away.

4:04

Okay.

4:05

I'm hoping to hear a public hearing date.

4:08

So that's the reason.

4:09

One of the reasons that uh I'm here tonight.

4:13

And um I was also on wrong that you all were giving material to look at and I'm hoping if you are the material too.

4:26

And that's all I have to say.

4:30

Thank you.

4:31

Thank you for being here.

4:34

Um Ashley, were there any other listed folks for comments?

4:37

Um there is one other person that entered.

4:40

We don't have them registered as a public comment, um, commenter, but there is one other person that is on.

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Public Engagement█████████████████████████████████████37%
Public Safety███████████████████████████████████35%
Procedural████████████████████████████28%
Summary of Proceedings

Independent Community Policing Review Board Meeting – June 3, 2026

The Independent Community Policing Review Board (ICPRB) met on June 3, 2026, from approximately 6:58 PM to 8:07 PM at the Charles Houston Recreation Center (Senior Room). The board approved its agenda and prior meeting minutes, heard one public comment, discussed updates to APD training, voted to schedule a public hearing for the Alan Tucker case, and received a comprehensive update from the Independent Policing Auditor.

Consent Calendar

  • Approved the June 3, 2026 meeting agenda (motion, second, all in favor).
  • Approved the minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting (motion, second, all in favor).

Public Comments & Testimony

  • One speaker (unidentified) requested a public hearing date and asked about materials the board had received. The speaker was referred to the auditor’s update for timing.

Discussion Items

APD Training Update Board members Jeanne O'Toole and Jules Tamegue reported a meeting with Sasha, APD Chief of Staff. The proposed training plan includes:

  • Two transparency sessions (October and November 2026) led by Dr. Engel, covering police performance data, traffic stop data, use-of-force data, and constitutional policing practices.
  • A four-hour tactical training session (January/February 2027, likely on a weekend). Discussion included the need for APD leadership presence (Chief McGuire), relationship building, data sharing before the training, and the possibility of one-on-one meetings with the chief. Board members expressed a desire to maintain interactive opportunities with APD officers.

Public Hearing Date – Alan Tucker Case The board voted to hold its first public hearing regarding the administrative investigation into the death of Alan Tucker (while in police custody on August 15, 2025). The hearing was initially set for June 29, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM but was amended to 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM at the request of a board member. The final approved date and time: June 29, 2026, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM at the Dell Pepper Community Center (City Council room). A virtual option will be available.

Auditor Update (Amarata Kumara, Director of AIPA)

  • Tucker Hearing Timeline: Press release #1 on June 8; auditor’s report released to public on June 22; public hearing on June 29. A dress rehearsal/walkthrough at Dell Pepper is planned for June 24–26, with public notice requirements discussed.
  • May 18th Officer-Involved Shooting: The office was notified; criminal investigation by the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) is ongoing. Administrative review will begin after the criminal investigation concludes. A draft public statement is prepared but the auditor prefers to release it after the Tucker hearing; several board members urged an earlier release to acknowledge the incident and distinguish the auditor’s process from APD’s.
  • MOU Review: A committee of at least two board members will be formed to review the Memorandum of Understanding with APD, with final recommendations due by July 1, 2026. Secretary Suzanne Berkey has started a comparison document of ordinance vs. MOU language.
  • Annual Report: The auditor’s annual report is due to City Council on June 23, 2026; the board’s annual report is due in September.
  • Community Engagement:
    • Juneteenth Festival (June 19): The office will host a table from 12:00 PM–4:00 PM and a community listening session on policing from 4:30 PM–6:00 PM. Board volunteers needed by June 15.
    • Pride Festival (June 27): 2:00 PM–6:00 PM at John Carlyle Square Park (formerly Tavern Square).
    • National Night Out (August 4): Ride-along interest discussed; prior ride-alongs on NNO have counted toward training, though new APD staff indicated otherwise.
  • Citizen Complaint Follow-up: A complaint forwarded to the auditor was addressed; the auditor contacted the complainant and supervisor but received no further response. Board members requested more systematic tracking of complaint referrals.
  • Future Meetings: The July 1, 2026 meeting may become virtual to avoid scheduling conflicts with the public hearing. The scheduled use-of-force training (with Jason) may be postponed to fall.

Key Outcomes

  • Vote: Approved meeting agenda and May 6 minutes (unanimous).
  • Vote: Set public hearing for Alan Tucker case on June 29, 2026, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM at Dell Pepper Community Center (motion to amend time passed).
  • Directive: Auditor to send poll for June 24–26 walkthrough availability; public notice will be provided if more than two board members attend.
  • Directive: Two board members to join MOU review committee; recommendations due by July 1.
  • Directive: Board members interested in Juneteenth tabling to notify auditor by June 15.
  • Decision: Release of public statement on May 18 shooting deferred to auditor’s discretion, with board input noted.
  • Decision: July 1 training likely postponed; board will receive virtual meeting details.
  • Motion to adjourn at 8:07 PM (all in favor).

Meeting Transcript

That's always good to be VA. Were you not member? It's the same. Okay, well, it is 6.58. I'm gonna call to order the June 3rd meeting for the independent community policing review board. And we could do the roll call, please. Susan Burke here. He is out because of work. Is that a town? Gino Tool? Here. Never Porter here. Alexa Stuckhouse here. And Jules Matt. Jules, if I could have you read the introduction and board's purpose, please. Sure. The creation of the independent community policy review board started with Alexandria City Council Resolution 2050 on June 9, 2020, which condemned police brutality and system racism. Reaffirmed a Black Life Martyr and advocate for justice system reform. The resolution emphasizes CDU for the community through action and accountability. On April 17, 2021, the council adopted an audience to create the ICPRD, effective July 1, 2020. And establish the office of the Alexandria Dependent Police Policy Audio AIPA. The what purpose? The ICPID is it is an eight-member board focus on enhancing trust and legitimacy between the police, city leadership, and the public. Evaluate policing um policies and practices and recommend reform to address discriminatory practices and inequity and to improve public safety. Thank you. I'm not sure to operate your jump up. Second. All in favor. Aye. Aye. Opposed. Alexis. Okay, we can move on to the approval of the minutes from the May 6th meeting. There are no suggestions for edits. I motion for approval of the minutes from May 6th 3.6. Aye. Opposed. A accepted and approved. I'd like to go ahead and move to public comments. Good evening. Good evening. How are you? I am hoping to hear a. I'm sorry, I don't want to interrupt you, but should is she okay to speak from there or do you does she need to move? Um I think we can see her. We can see her just by the screen. Okay, perfect. Okay, I just wanted to make sure you were visible. I'm sorry, go right away. Okay.

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