Five Public Rights Protections in Cases
of Fatal Enforcement
1)
Intensively retraining of officers in the use of
deadly force as a method to disable rather than kill suspects.
2)
Recruit and advance officers who are ethnically
similar to the community they serve and if possible reside within that
community.
3)
An operating personal on-duty recording devises required
on each officer sending an uninterrupted live signal, either video or audio, to
a central collection service.
4)
Grand juries in all death related enforcement
cases to be held. Those cases to be held
outside the jurisdiction of the officer involved. In high profile cases involving death should
automatically go to a Federal Grand jury. When it is necessary video-conference
presentations should be utilized for those hearings.
5)
Findings of grand juries should always be
released during working hours on the same day they are concluded.
John B. Eppler
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