Community Police Oversight Commission
Coverage of Community Police Oversight Commission in the Nexus archive.
- New Training Rules Could Be In Store for Police Oversight Commissioners
Pasadena’s civilian police watchdogs may be required to complete new training requirements, including visiting the Police Department’s shooting range, ride-alongs, and community-based training on implicit bias and the city’s policing history. The proposed rules, adopted by the Community Police Oversight Commission (CPOC) with a 7-4 vote, are set for review by a City Council committee.
- Oversight Commission Takes Up New Police-Technology Review Process on Drones, AI Report Writing
Pasadena’s civilian police oversight commission is set to vote on a framework to review new police technologies before adoption, including traffic-reconstruction drones, AI-assisted report writing, and energy-assisted breaching tools. The framework will be considered for permanent adoption as part of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Work Plan.
- Pasadena Oversight Panel to Weigh Six Proposals Refining Police Limits on Federal Immigration Enforcement
Pasadena’s police oversight commission will consider six proposals to refine police limits on assisting federal immigration agents. The review aims to mitigate impacts of federal civil immigration enforcement overreach, as part of a City Council initiative.