The newly approved board won't be able to discipline Wilmington police, but it can make recommendations to the police department based on its findings.
November 20, 2020 at 06:03 PM
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For the first time, WIlmington is set to review citizens’ claims of police misconduct with a board written into the city’s code.
The ordinance approved Wednesday by the Wilmington City Council creates a Citizen Complaint Review Board, which will be tasked with investigating allegations of wrongdoing by Wilmington police and recommending changes based on those investigations.
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