Officer Brookins Case Scenarios

A Department history review on P.O. Oneal revealed that she was appointed on July 1, 2003 and assigned to the 83 Precinct on July 12, 2004. She was modified on November 18, 2015 and assigned to the Housing Bronx/Queens Viper Unit on November 19, 2015. Her current address listed is 23A Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn NY, phone #(718) 855-1239, her previous address is 4 Vernon Avenue, #2C, Brooklyn NY. She reported sick total of twenty nine times during her career. P.O. Oneal was on level one performance monitoring from April 28, 2009 till May 1, 2009. She was suspended from October 19, 2015 till November 20, 2015. An ICIS inquiry shows total of seven cases involving P.O. Oneal. A CPI inquiry revealed twenty one events including charges and specifications,

I asked Hilgenbrink, What types of feedback and information do you have to give to the community or police headquarters? He said “First off we have to write citations to enforce the law and then we have to talk to our supervisor about any laws that could be removed. Citations involve a lot of paperwork and this is one my least favorite things to do.” They have to give parking, speeding, and all other type of fines to bring revenue into the city and to enforce the law. These citations consist of two pages of content pertaining to the law that an individual has broken. If the community has a problem with a law they can discuss it with the city council or it can be discussed at town hall meetings.

Jessie, I really enjoyed your post as I have been a police officer for 18 years and it directly relates to my job. Yes, police departments across the country must strive to make their departments more diverse, especially with the rising Hispanic population. One main hindrance to this goal is the fact that many cities are doing away with pension programs and starting hybrid or 401K retirement plans. At my agency, the Knoxville Police Department, we are having problems getting any race to apply because of the new hybrid system. I would recommend offering ride-a-long and cadet programs to attract more minorities to the field. As far as keeping arrest numbers equal to the makeup of the population, there is no way to make this happen

Per reposts at City Hall of Chicago this is the plan that City of Chicago has, Chicago Police, and the Mayor of Chicago Rahn Emanuel has in place to take the next step from police misconduct here in Chicago. Reported plan stats: “CPD has increased the number of field training officers, CPD is developing a 360 evaluation for the rank of captain and above, Patrol has started formalizing monthly supervisory meetings at the district level, CPD officers have been trained in procedural justice. Body-worn camera program has been piloted, New CBAs require complaints for sergeants and above to be closed within 18 months. Both CPD and IPRA are closing vast majority of complaints within 24 months, Under new CBAs, grievance and appeal process has been significantly streamlined, IPRA has implemented nearly all of the Safer Report's recommendations. IPRA has opened two satellite offices, hosts community meetings, created a community advisory board, instituted processes to communicate with claimants both orally and in writing about status of cases, updated its FAQ, adopted a 30-day process for obtaining affidavits from complainants, revised its intake manual, adopted a prioritization matrix that allocates investigative resources based upon the facts of the complaint, converted 5 intake aid positions to investigators, and hired an additional attorney to help with mediation, FOIA, and other duties, BIA has been empowered to transfer more cases (such as minor on-duty and personnel violations) to the district level and, CPD has increased the number of BIA investigators”(Chuck

An advocate of Community Oriented Policing (COP), he has been diligent about sharing the message that “policing is a partnership.”

On October 20, 2015, NYPD Officer Randolph Holder was fatally shot in the forehead in East Harlem pursuing a suspect on foot. The suspect, Tyrone Howard was granted into the diversion program of drug-treatment in Manhattan after pleading guilty to distribution charges. Arrested in October 2014 in a drug sweep at the East River Houses, Howard was charged with selling to an undercover officer and was recommended seven years of jail term. However, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Edward McLaughlin enrolled Howard in a drug diversion program instead of prison unaware of his previous criminal history. Failure to disclose the 2009 shooting, Justice Patricia Nunez who presides over the Manhattan drug court approved the plea agreement. Howard would

30 year old African American police officer in LAPD. He is a sergeant that is responsible for his own squad which consists of 5 other officers. He has a wife and a son that currently battling cancer. His son is 12 years old. He is currently on track to being promoted to detective in the narcotics department of LAPD. His main goal is to make sure his son receives the best treatment for his cancer as Hawkins’s insurance doesn’t cover the full cost needed for chemotherapy. His secondary goal is to make money fast in order to make the deadline given to him by his son’s doctor. Since the diagnosis of his son, his outlook on life has been bitter and bleak. He and his wife are middle class but his wife is now a stay at home mom to take care of their

According to the statistics obtained from the Spillman database from September 1, 2015, to September 1, 2016, Officer Farmer has a total of 715 incidents, 141 of those incidents being traffic or parking related. Officer Farmer issued 57 citations, gave 50 warnings, and made a total of 35 arrests. For most of this evaluation period, Officer Farmer has been on day shift working mostly with minimum staffing levels. The call load does not allow for much time to do much proactive enforcement, such as self-initiated traffic.

As a newly assigned police recruit just assigned to a patrol beat on my own for the first time. It is good feeling not to have someone with an ink pen writing down information for the very first time. A female citizen contacted me with the concern about the speeders in her neighborhood. This became a huge problem in the community for the residence because the kids could not play near the street, and the residents are having problems crossing the street. When I met with her in the neighborhood, she was explaining to me that the vehicles speeding through the neighborhood were getting worse. I told her that officers were conducting extra patrol and running radar and she said that was not enough because when the officers leave the speeders start again.

Officer Moore is a consistent performer when not answering calls for service. He regularly does extra patrols in areas with known criminal activity. He keeps himself busy with self initiated calls, traffic interdiction, and looks to help his fellow officers.

Officer Brookins has been with the DPD for many years and has good insight and problem solving skills that help in this profession; one that is full of unknown circumstances.

Officer Farmer is always willing to help other officers when calls start rolling in. He has volunteered to sit on various committees within the police department.

As a new officer Ethan has demonstrated his eagerness to perform daily. From June 27, 2016 to June 11, 2017 Ethan had a total of 1072 incidents. Of those incidents 113 were traffic stops, Which he wrote 22 citations and 4 written warnings. He gave 84 verbal warnings Ethan had a total of 85 arrests during this time period.

I believe I have demonstrated responsibility the most because of my multitude of officer positions in clubs and my responsibilities at home. I put as much effort as I possibly can into all my clubs to make sure that I pull my own weight as an officer and to make the club as a whole an enjoyable experience for the members. I have stepped up a lot since my father died, taking over his chores and virtually raising myself. I do what needs to be done at school or

The community's involvement in law enforcement efforts has been limited. Many policing agencies are learning, however, that community members can be a valuable source of support and information. Citizens can provide the police with insight into the specific crime problems occurring