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A state senator issued a memorandum declaring his intention to create a civilian police review board for Allegheny County.
July 20, 2018 at 12:00 PM
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A state senator issued a memorandum declaring his intention to create a civilian police review board for Allegheny County.
In a memo penned by Sen. Wayne D. Fontana, D-Allegheny, he noted Allegheny County has more than 100 municipal police departments but only Pittsburgh has an independent citizens’ police review board.
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