CPD Quality & Compliance Flashcards

Under CPD's Consent Decree, which independent body monitors the department's compliance progress?

Answer: Independent Monitoring Team (IMT)

The Independent Monitoring Team (IMT) was appointed to assess CPD's compliance with the Consent Decree entered in 2019.

CPD's Early Intervention System (EIS) is primarily designed to:

Answer: Identify at-risk officer behavior patterns before misconduct occurs

The EIS flags behavioral indicators early so supervisors can intervene proactively rather than reactively.

When a CPD supervisor becomes aware of a use-of-force incident, their first required action is to:

Answer: Respond to the scene and complete a supervisor use-of-force report

CPD general orders require supervisors to respond to use-of-force scenes and document their observations in a supervisory report.

Which CPD general order governs the requirements for body-worn camera (BWC) activation?

Answer: G08-01-01

G08-01-01 outlines mandatory activation events, retention periods, and supervisory review obligations for BWCs.

A CPD officer who observes a fellow officer use clearly excessive force is obligated to:

Answer: Intervene if safe to do so and report the incident through the chain of command

CPD's duty-to-intervene policy requires officers to act when they witness improper force and to report the incident.

Under the Consent Decree, CPD must document every civilian stop in what form?

Answer: An Investigatory Stop Report (ISR)

Officers must complete an ISR for each investigatory stop to allow statistical analysis for potential racial disparities.

COPA (Civilian Office of Police Accountability) has jurisdiction to investigate all of the following EXCEPT:

Answer: Department-wide budget allocation decisions

COPA investigates individual officer misconduct; budget decisions are a legislative and executive function outside its mandate.