MAJOR INCIDENT REVIEW TEAM Sergeant John Olea Sergeant

MAJOR INCIDENT REVIEW TEAM Sergeant John Olea Sergeant Shane Carringer Community, Teamwork, Excellence 1

APD POLICY 302. 1 “… The intention of this policy and these investigations is to identify any areas where improvement can be made, and to better prepare and equip officers to meet the challenges they face in the field through improved tactics, training, policies, equipment, communications, and command control. When a critical incident such as an officer-involved shooting or other police related traumatic event occurs in a community, the Anaheim Police Department is committed to mitigating the impact of these events through community post-incident recovery measures. The identification and implementation of these measures will be included in the MIRT investigation and review. ” Community, Teamwork, Excellence 2

WHEN DOES MIRT CONVENE? • The intentional discharge of a firearm by an officer, on or off duty (excluding range firearms training or authorized recreational use) • Use of force by an officer resulting in great bodily injury or death • Any incident involving a department employee resulting in great bodily injury or death, to any party • In-custody death • Any additional incident at the Chief of Police’s discretion Community, Teamwork, Excellence 3

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION PRESENTATION • When? • “As soon as practical after the incident” • Who is present during the presentation? • • • Executive Command Staff Risk Management City Attorney Office of Independent Review Anaheim Police Association President Training Detail Community, Teamwork, Excellence 4

OUTCOME OF MIRT INVESTIGATIONS • Training and tactics • Discipline for policy violations • New or modified equipment • New policy or change in prior Community, Teamwork, Excellence 5

QUESTIONS Community, Teamwork, Excellence 6