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Sacramento Community Police Review Commission Meeting - August 12, 2024

Community Police Review Commission — Monday, August 12, 2024
BodySacramento, California
SessionCommunity Police Review Commission
DateMonday, August 12, 2024
StatusFILED
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Good evening, Everybody.

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Good evening.

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Welcome to our Monday, August

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the second meeting of the Sacramento Community

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Police Review Commission.

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This meeting is now called to order.

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Will the clerk please call the roll to establish a quorum?

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Thank you, Chair.

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Thank you, Chair.

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Members, if you could please unmute your microphones.

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Commissioner Sample.

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President.

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Commissioner John Johnson.

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It's currently absent.

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Commissioner Z Johnson.

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President.

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Commissioner Carter Martinez is absent.

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Vice Chair Buenrestro.

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President.

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Commissioner Griggs.

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President.

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Commissioner Carter.

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President.

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Commissioner Smith.

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President.

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Commissioner Landeros.

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It's currently absent.

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Commissioner Castillo Krings.

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Here.

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Commissioner Salazar.

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President.

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And Chair Bliss.

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Here.

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Thank you, we have quorum.

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Thank you, clerk.

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I would like to remind members of the public in chambers today

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that if you would like to speak on an agenda item,

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please turn on the speaker slip when the item begins.

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You should be able to find it up at the front desk

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or in the rear of the room.

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And to provide greater community participation

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our commissions work, we will also allow more time

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for speakers of the public to give comments

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and we'll ask the clerk to accept speaker slips

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until the final speaker has concluded their comments.

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For matters not on the agenda,

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you will have five minutes to speak once you are called upon.

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And for matters listed on the agenda,

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you will also have five minutes to speak

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once you are called upon.

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We will also be adjusting the order of our agenda.

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First, we're going to hear brief updates

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and announcements from the Chair.

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Second, we'll hear public comment matters not on the agenda

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followed by the consent calendar

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and then the discussion calendar before closing

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with staff and commissioner comments, ideas and questions.

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Additionally, for those of you who wish to share documentation,

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Community Engagement██████████████████████████████30%
Public Safety█████████████████████████25%
Racial Equity████████████████████20%
Police Oversight███████████████15%
Mental Health Awareness██████████10%
Summary of Proceedings

Sacramento Community Police Review Commission Meeting - August 12, 2024

The Sacramento Community Police Review Commission convened to discuss critical topics surrounding police oversight, community engagement practices, and the implementation of the racial identity profiling act. The meeting included updates from the chair, public comments, discussions on community outreach plans, and the implications of the military equipment use policy.

Opening and Introductions

  • Meeting called to order at 5:45 PM.
  • Quorum established with several commissioners present.
  • Pledge of allegiance was recited.

Consent Calendar

  • Review and approval of the previous meeting's minutes.
  • Motion passed unanimously.

Public Comments

  • Members of the public expressed concerns regarding police conduct, transparency, and military equipment.
    • Kai Own presented issues regarding the investigation into his father's death.
    • Matt King discussed community perspectives on law enforcement interactions.
    • Christina Rogers and Brian Powers addressed concerns surrounding military equipment and police overreach.

Discussion Items

  • Community Engagement Plan:
    • Discussed the need for enhanced community participation in police review processes.
    • Proposed additional community meetings for feedback on policing practices and transparency.
  • Racial and Identity Profiling Act Compliance:
    • Captain Buchanan provided insights on RIPPA implementation and compliance, reporting an overall 99% compliance rate with ongoing checks and audits.
    • Data collection methods and public access to data highlighted but concerns raised about the accessibility of data reports.

Key Outcomes

  • Recommendations passed unanimously, including proposals for:
    • Improved timelines for community engagement related to military equipment use.
    • Enhanced transparency measures in police data reporting under the RIPA.
    • Collaborative review of the military equipment use policy with timelines proposed for next year's review.
  • A commitment to increase community outreach and gather public input on police performance and practices.
  • Plans for follow-up meetings and continued dialogue to address community concerns in policing.

Meeting Transcript

. . Good evening, Everybody. Good evening. Welcome to our Monday, August the second meeting of the Sacramento Community Police Review Commission. This meeting is now called to order. Will the clerk please call the roll to establish a quorum? Thank you, Chair. Thank you, Chair. Members, if you could please unmute your microphones. Commissioner Sample. President. Commissioner John Johnson. It's currently absent. Commissioner Z Johnson. President. Commissioner Carter Martinez is absent. Vice Chair Buenrestro. President. Commissioner Griggs. President. Commissioner Carter. President. Commissioner Smith. President. Commissioner Landeros. It's currently absent. Commissioner Castillo Krings. Here. Commissioner Salazar. President. And Chair Bliss. Here. Thank you, we have quorum. Thank you, clerk. I would like to remind members of the public in chambers today that if you would like to speak on an agenda item, please turn on the speaker slip when the item begins. You should be able to find it up at the front desk or in the rear of the room. And to provide greater community participation our commissions work, we will also allow more time for speakers of the public to give comments and we'll ask the clerk to accept speaker slips until the final speaker has concluded their comments. For matters not on the agenda, you will have five minutes to speak once you are called upon. And for matters listed on the agenda,

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