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Home My WebLink About06-11-2024 CPRB Meeting PacketPUBLIC AGENDA COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD TUESDAY, June 11, 2024 — 5:30 p.m. HELLING CONFERENCE ROOM 410 E. Washington Street ITEM NO. 1 CALL TO ORDER and ROLL CALL ITEM NO. 2 CONSIDER MOTION ADOPTING CONSENT CALENDAR AS PRESENTED OR AMENDED • Draft minutes of the meeting from May 14, 2024 • ICPD Policy #330 Major Incident Notification • ICPD Policy #331 Death Investigation • ICPD Policy #347 Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Misconduct, Domestic Violence and Dating Violence • ICPD Policy #702 Vehicle Maintenance • ICPD Policy #1015 Commendations and Awards • ICPD Use of Force Report/Review — January 2024 • ICPD Use of Force Report/Review — February 2024 • ICPD Use of Force Report/Review — March 2024 ITEM NO. 3 NEW BUSINESS Legal Counsel Ford suggested that the board discuss the wording used in the online complaint forms. ITEM NO. 4 OLD BUSINESS • None ITEM NO. 5 PUBLIC COMMENT OF ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA (Commentators shall address the Board for no more than 3 minutes. The Board shall not engage in discussion with the public concerning said items). Community Police Review Board Members cannot engage in discussion or debate in accordance with open meeting laws. Comments can be sent to the Community Police Review Board to be included in the next meeting packet via CPRBOiowa-citv.ora. ITEM NO. 6 BOARD INFORMATION ITEM NO. 7 STAFF INFORMATION ITEM NO. 8 MEETING SCHEDULE and FUTURE AGENDAS • July 9, 2024, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room • August 13, 2024, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room • September 10, 2024, 5:30 p.m. —Helling Conference Room • October 8, 2024, 5:30 p.m. —Hell ing Conference Room If you will need disability -related accommodations to participate in this program/event, please contact Connie McCurdy at (319) 356-5043, cmccurdy@iowa-city.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. CPRB-Page 2 June 11. 2024 ITEM NO. 9 CONSIDER MOTION TO ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION based on Section 21.5(1)(a) of the Code of Iowa to review or discuss records which are required or authorized by state or federal law to be kept confidential or to be kept confidential as a condition for that government body's possession or continued receipt of federal funds, and 22.7(11) personal information in confidential personnel records of public bodies including but not limited to cities, boards of supervisors and school districts, and 22-7(5) police officer investigative reports, except where disclosure is authorized elsewhere in the Code; and 22.7(18) Communications not required by law, rule or procedure that are made to a government body or to any of its employees by identified persons outside of government, to the extent that the government body receiving those communications from such persons outside of government could reasonably believe that those persons would be discouraged from making them to that government body if they were available for general public examination. ITEM NO. 10 ADJOURNMENT Ifyou will need disability -related accommodations to participate in this program/event, please contact Connie McCurdy at (319) 356-5043, cmccurdy@iowa-city.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to meet your access needs. DRAFT COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD MINUTES — May 14, 2024 CALL TO ORDER Chair Jensen called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Melissa Jensen, Ricky Downing, Orville Townsend, Jessica Hobart, Amanda Remington MEMBERS ABSENT: Jerri MacConnell, Saul Mekies STAFF PRESENT: Staff Connie McCurdy, Legal Counsel Patrick Ford OTHERS PRESENT: Police Chief Dustin Liston, City Council Liaison Laura Bergus RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL (1) Accept CPRB 23-15 Public Report. (2) Accept CPRB 24-01 Public Report. (3) Accept CPRB 24-04 Summary Dismissal. CONSENT CALENDAR Motion by Townsend, seconded by Downing, to adopt the consent calendar as presented. • Minutes of the meeting on 04/09/24. Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. NEW BUSINESS Legislative bill to eliminate police review boards — SF2325 (now dead): Commissioner Townsend asked what happened that caused someone to want to eliminate police review boards. Commissioner Remington responded by saying that it was the State Legislature who was looking at the possible elimination of the review boards. Remington stated that she has had some meetings with the Racial Justice Group of the Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement (CCI). This group has been pushing to create a community police review board in Des Moines. Remington guessed that this might be where the push to eliminate review boards came from. The following individual appeared: Dean Abel spoke to concerns that he had about legislation that would abolish the police review boards. Abel is also concerned that the State Legislature is trying to take over local government activities by telling cities what they can and can't have in their charters. Abel mentioned talking about this issue at the Charter Review Commission meeting. Abel then asked if the board did anything about it, such as write a letter. Remington noted that the board did receive an email from the City regarding how to respond to questions asked by reporters. Remington also mentioned that in her four years with the review board, the board has never done any legislative action or commentary. Remington stated that she has done some legislation on her own but not as part of the board, and she would like to see more legislative action taken by the board. CPRB May 14, 2024 Page 2 OLD BUSINESS None. PUBLIC COMMENT OF ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA None. BOARD INFORMATION DRAFT Legal Counsel Ford suggested that the board discuss the wording used in the online complaint forms, and perhaps change the words so it's specific to the Iowa City Police. Ford noted that there have been a lot more complaints from outside the jurisdiction. Police Chief Liston mentioned that the form had been revised a couple of years ago so that the first question asked is if the complaint involves an officer of the Iowa City Police. STAFF INFORMATION None. TENTATIVE MEETING SCHEDULE and FUTURE AGENDAS (subject to change) • June 11, 2024, 5:30 p.m. —Helling Conference Room • July 9, 2024, 5:30 p.m. — Helling Conference Room • August 13, 2024, 5:30 p.m.— Helling Conference Room • September 10, 2024, 5:30 p.m. —Helling Conference Room The Board agreed to no changes to the existing meeting schedule. Commissioner Hobart noted that she will not be present for the August 13, 2024 meeting and may have to leave early from the June 11, 2024 and July 9, 2024 meetings. EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion by Commissioner Remington, seconded by Commissioner Townsend, to adjourn into Executive Session based on Section 21.5(1)(a) of the Code of Iowa to review or discuss records which are required or authorized by state or federal law to be kept confidential or to be kept confidential as a condition for that government body's possession or continued receipt of federal funds, and 22.7(11) personal information in confidential personnel records of public bodies including but not limited to cities, boards of supervisors and school districts, and 22-7(5) police officer investigative reports, except where disclosure is authorized elsewhere in the Code; and 22.7(18) Communications not required by law, rule or procedure that are made to a government body or to any of its employees by identified persons outside of government, to the extent that the government body receiving those communications from such persons outside of government could reasonably believe that those persons would be discouraged from making them to that government body if they were available for general public examination. Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. CPRB May 14, 2024 DRAFT Page 3 Open session adjourned 5:47 p.m. REGULAR SESSION Returned to open session at 6:15 p.m. Motion by Townsend, second by Remington, to accept CPRB Complaint 23-15 (as amended and forward report to City Council). Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. Motion by Remington, second by Jensen, to accept CPRB Complaint 24-01 (as amended and forward report to City Council). Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. Motion by Remington, second by Townsend, to summarily dismiss CPRB Complaint 24-04. Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Remington, seconded by Townsend to adjourn. Motion carried 5/0. MacConnell and Mekies were absent. Meeting adjourned at 6:17 p.m. COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD ATTENDANCE RECORD YEAR 2023-2024 (Meeting Date) TERM 6/13123 7/11/23 8/8/23 9/1223 1013/23 101ID23 11/14/23 1211223 01/11/24 02/13/24 3/12/24 04/09/24 05/14/24 NAME EXPIRES Forum Ricky 6/3026 X X X X X X X X X X X X X Dawning Jessica 6/30126 — — — X X X X X X X X O/E X Hobart Melissa 6130/25 X X X X O/E x X X O/E X O/E X X Jensen Jerri 6/30127 X X O/E X X X X X X X O/E X O/E MacConnell Saul Mekies 6/3025 X X O/E X X X X X O/E X X X O/E Amanda 6/3024 X X X X X O/E X X O/E X O/E X X Remington Orville 62024 X X X X X X X X X O/E X X X Townsend Stuart 650124 O Vander Vegte KEY: X = Present O = Absent O/E = Absent/Excused NM = No meeting --- = Not a Member COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240-1826 (319) 356-5041 DATE: May 14, 2024 To: City Council Complainant City Manager Chief of Police Officer(s) involved in complaint From: Community Police Review Board Re: Investigation of CPRB Complaint #23-15 This is the Report of the Community Police Review Board's (the "Board") review of the investigation of Complaint CPRB #23-15 (the "Complaint"). BOARD'S RESPONSIBILITY: Under the City Code of the City of Iowa City, the Board's responsibilities are as follows: 1. The Board forwards all complaints to the Police Chief, who completes an investigation. (Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(A). 2. When the Board receives the Police Chiefs report, the Board must select one or more of the following levels of review, in accordance with Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(1): a. On the record with no additional investigation. b. Interview /meet with complainant. c. Interview /meet with named officer(s) and other officers. d. Request additional investigation by the police chief, or request police assistance in the board's own investigation. e. Perform its own investigation with the authority to subpoena witnesses. f. Hire independent investigators. 3. In reviewing the Police Chiefs report, the Board must apply a "reasonable basis" standard of review. This means that the Board must give deference to the Police Chiefs report, because of the Police Chief's professional expertise. (Iowa City Code Section 13-8-7(13)(2)). FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa 4. According to Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(2), the Board may issue a report that disagrees with the decision set forth in the Police Chiefs or City Manager's report only if: a. The findings are not supported by substantial evidence; or b. The findings are unreasonable, arbitrary or capricious; or c. The findings are contrary to a police department policy or practice, or any federal, state or local law. 5. When the Board has completed its review of the Police Chiefs report, the Board issues a public report to the city council. The public report must include: (1) detailed findings of fact; and (2) a clearly articulated conclusion explaining why and the extent to which the complaint is either "sustained" or "not sustained ". (Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(6)). 6. Even if the Board finds that the complaint is sustained, the Board has no authority to discipline the officer involved. BOARD'S PROCEDURE The Complaint was initiated by the Complainant on December 20, 2023. As required by Section 8-8-5(B) of the City Code, the Complaint was referred to the Chief of Police for investigation. The Chiefs Report was filed with the City Clerk on February 23, 2024. As per Section 8-8-6(D) of the City Code, the Complainant was given the opportunity to respond to the Chiefs report. The complainant did not respond. The Board voted on April 9, 2024 to apply the following Level of Review to the Chiefs Report: On the record with no additional investigation, pursuant to Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(1)(a). The Board met to consider the Report on April 9, 2024 and May 14, 2024. Prior to the April 9, 2024 meeting, the Board had the opportunity to review the complaint, the Police Chief's report, and to watch and listen to body worn camera and/or in -car camera footage showing the interaction between the officers and the complainant. FINDINGS OF FACT: No specific incident was mentioned in the complaint of a lack of professionalism and respect involving the Iowa City Police Department (ICPD) however the month of October of 2023 was mentioned. The Iowa City Police Department (ICPD) had 8 contacts with the Complainant during the month of October 2023. Many of these contacts involved civil issues, over which law enforcement has no authority. Attempts to obtain further information from the Complainant, were unsuccessful. FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa COMPLAINANT'S ALLEGATION 01 — Violation of 320.5.9 • Conduct Discourteous, disrespectful or discriminatory treatment of any member of the public, or any member of this department or the City_ Chief's conclusion: Not sustained Board's conclusion: Not sustained Basis for the Board's conclusion: The Complainant alleges that they had an unfortunate encounter with a member of the Iowa City Police Department. No specific incident was mentioned and no details were provided, although the month of October 2023 was mentioned in the complaint. A review of the 8 contacts ICPD had with the Complainant in the month of October 2023 showed no incidents of inappropriate behavior being observed. Many of these contacts involved civil issues, over which law enforcement has no authority. Officers of ICPD have shown patience and often encouraged the Complainant to take advantages of resources in the community. FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD A Board of the City of Iowa City 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240-1826 (319) 356-5041 DATE May 14, 2024 To: City Council Complainant City Manager Chief of Police Officer(s) involved in complaint From: Community Police Review Board Re: Investigation of CPRB Complaint #24-01 This is the Report of the Community Police Review Board's (the "Board") review of the investigation of Complaint CPRB #24-01(the "Complaint"). BOARD'S RESPONSIBILITY: Under the City Code of the City of Iowa City, the Board's responsibilities are as follows: 1. The Board forwards all complaints to the Police Chief, who completes an investigation. (Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(A). 2. When the Board receives the Police Chiefs report, the Board must select one or more of the following levels of review, in accordance with Iowa City Code Section 8- 8-7(B)(1): a. On the record with no additional investigation. b. Interview /meet with the complainant. c. Interview /meet with named officer(s) and other officers. d. Request additional investigation by the police chief, or request police assistance in the board's own investigation. e. Perform its own investigation with the authority to subpoena witnesses. f. Hire independent investigators. 3. In reviewing the Police Chiefs report, the Board must apply a "reasonable basis" standard of review. This means that the Board must give deference to the Police Chiefs report, because of the Police Chiefs professional expertise. (Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(2). FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa 4. According to Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(2), the Board may issue a report that disagrees with the decision set forth in the Police Chiefs or City Manager's report only if: a. The findings are not supported by substantial evidence; or b. The findings are unreasonable, arbitrary or capricious; or c. The findings are contrary to a police department policy or practice, or any federal, state or local law. 5. When the Board has completed its review of the Police Chiefs report, the Board issues a public report to the city council. The public report must include: (1) detailed findings of fact; and (2) a clearly articulated conclusion explaining why and the extent to which the complaint is either "sustained" or "not sustained ". (Iowa City Code Section 8-8-7(B)(6)). 6. Even if the Board finds that the complaint is sustained, the Board has no authority to discipline the officer involved. BOARD'S PROCEDURE The Complaint was initiated by the Complainant on January 25, 2024. As required by Section 8-8-5(B) of the City Code, the Complaint was referred to the Chief of Police for investigation. The Chief's Report was filed with the City Clerk on February 26, 2024. As per Section 8-8-6(D) of the City Code, the Complainant was given the opportunity to respond to the Chiefs report. The complainant did not respond. The Board voted on April 9, 2024 to apply the following Level of Review to the Chiefs Report: On the record with no additional investigation, pursuant to Iowa City Code Section 8-8- 7(B)(1)(a) The Board met to consider the Report on April 9, 2024 and May 14, 2024. Prior to the April 9, 2024 meeting, the Board had the opportunity to review the complaint, the Police Chiefs report, and to watch and listen to body worn camera and/or in -car camera footage showing the interaction between the officers and the complainant. FINDINGS OF FACT: On January 24, 2024 the complainant went to the local Walmart to purchase alcohol for religious practices. Although the complainant is under the age of 21, he argued that he had the right to purchase the alcohol due to a religious exemption. The store clerk asked the police officer to explain to the complainant why he could not purchase the alcohol. FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa COMPLAINANT'S ALLEGATION #1 — Violation of 320.5.7 - Efficiency. Chief's conclusion: Not sustained. Board's conclusion: Not sustained. Basis for the Board's conclusion: After viewing the video of interaction between complainant and officer and reviewing Chiefs summary report, along with the Iowa City, City Attorney's opinion; advising the federal and state religious exemption does not apply to purchasing alcohol underage, but only to possession. The board concludes that there was no violation of 320.5.7-Efficiency. COMPLAINANT'S ALLEGATION #2 — Violation of 320.5.9 - Conduct. Chief's conclusion: Not sustained. Board's conclusion: Not sustained. Basis for the Board's conclusion: After viewing the video of interaction between the complainant and officer and reviewing the Chiefs summary report along with the Iowa City, City Attorney's opinion; advising that federal and state religious exemptions does not apply to purchasing alcohol underage, but only to possession. The board concluded that there was no violation of 320. 5.9 — conduct. COMMENTS: None. FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa CPRB REPORT OF SUMMARY DISMISSAL TO THE CITY COUNCIL Re: Investigation of Complaint CPRB #24-04 Complaint CPRB #24-04, filed April 25, 2024, was summarily dismissed as required by the City Code, Section 8-8-3 (E), requiring that only those complaints which do not involve the conduct of an Iowa City sworn police officer may be subject to summary dismissal by the board. City Code Section 8-8-3 (E): Only those complaints to the board which do not involve the conduct of an Iowa City sworn police officer or are not filed within one hundred eighty (190) days of the alleged misconduct may be subject to summary dismissal by the board. DATED: May 14, 2024 FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Major Incident Notification 330.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to members of the Iowa City Police Department in determining when, how and to whom notification of major incidents should be made. 330.2 POLICY The Iowa City Police Department recognizes that certain incidents should be brought to the attention of supervisors or other specified personnel of this department to facilitate the coordination of activities and ensure that inquiries from the media and the public may be properly addressed. 330.3 CRITERIA FOR NOTIFICATION Most situations where the media show a strong interest are also of interest to the Chief of Police, the affected Division Commander and the City. The following list of incident types is provided as a guide for notification and is not intended to be all-inclusive: • Officer -involved shooting, whether on- or off -duty (see the Officer -Involved Shootings and Deaths Policy for special notification) • Homicides, suspicious deaths or deaths related to law enforcement activity • Crimes of unusual violence or circumstances that may include hostages, barricaded persons, home invasions, armed robbery or sexual assaults At -risk missing children or endangered missing adults In -custody deaths • Aircraft, train, boat or other transportation accidents with major damage and/or injury or death • Traffic accidents with fatalities or severe injuries • Death of a prominent Iowa City official • Significant injury or death to a member of the Department, whether on- or off -duty • Arrest of a member of the Department or prominent Iowa City official • Equipment failures, utility failures and incidents that may affect staffing orpose a threat to basic police services • Any other incident that has attracted or is likely to attract significant media attention 330.4 ON -DUTY SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES The on -duty supervisor is responsible for making the appropriate notifications. The on -duty supervisor shall make reasonable attempts to obtain as much information on the incident as Copyright Lesipol, LLC 2023112115, All Rights Reserred ***DRAFT*** Major Incident Notification - 1 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department Policy Manual Incident Notification MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa possible before notification, and shall attempt to make the notifications as soon as practicable. Notification should be made by using the call matrix in the All Hazards Plan.. 330.4.1 COMMAND STAFF NOTIFICATION In the event an incident occurs as identified in the Criteria for Notification section above the Captain of Field Operatoins shall be notified. The Invetigations Division Commander shall also be notified if that section is affected. The Captain of Field Operations shall notify the Chief of Police.. 330.4.2 INVESTIGATOR NOTIFICATION If the incident requires that an investigator respond from home, the on -duty supervisor shall be notified, who will then contact the appropriate investigator. 330.4.3 PATROL NOTIFICATION In the event of a major injury or traffic fatality, the on -duty supervisor shall be notified, who will then contact the appropriate investigator. The on -duty supervisor will notify the Captain of Field Operations. 330.4.4 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER After members of the command staff have been notified, the Public Information Officer shall be called if it appears the media may have a significant interest in the incident. Copynght Lezipol, LLC 2023/12115, All Rights Reserved. ***DRAFT*** Major Incident Notification - 2 published with permission by Iowa City Polity OepaNnent FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Death Investigation 331.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines for situations where officers initially respond to and investigate the circumstances of a deceased person. Some causes of death may not be readily apparent and some cases differ substantially from what they appear to be initially. The thoroughness of death investigations and use of appropriate resources and evidence gathering techniques is critical. 331.2 POLICY It is the policy of the Iowa City Police Department to respond, document and investigate incidents where a person is deceased. Investigations involving the death of a person, including those from natural causes, accidents, workplace incidents, suicide and homicide, shall be initiated, conducted and properly documented. 331.3 INVESTIGATION CONSIDERATIONS Emergency medical services shall be called in all suspected death cases unless death is obvious (e.g., decapitated, decomposed). For unattended deaths, the on -scene supervisor should notify the Investigation Division Commander, who will then determine whether an investigator will respond. The on -scene supervisor will make notification to command staff in accordance with the Major Incident Notification Policy. 331.3.1 REPORTING All incidents involving a death shall be documented on the appropriate form. 331.3.2 MEDICAL EXAMINER REQUEST Officers are not authorized to pronounce death. The Medical Examiner shall be called in all sudden or unexpected deaths or deaths due to other than natural causes. State law requires that the Medical Examiner be notified in any of the following cases (Iowa Code § 331.802): (a) A violent death, including homicide, suicide or accidental death (b) A death caused by thermal, chemical, electrical or radiation injury (c) A death caused by criminal abortion or by sexual abuse (d) A death that may be the result of a contagious disease and there is a possible public health risk (a) A death that has occurred unexpectedly or from an unexplained cause (f) A death of a person confined in a prison, jail or correctional institution (g) A death of a terminally ill person unattended by a physician within the preceding 30 days Copyright Lezipol, LLC 2023112/15, M Rights Reservetl '**DRAFT"' Death Investigation - 1 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Death Investigation Iowa City, Iowa (h) A death where the victim is unclaimed or unidentified (i) A death of a child under the age of two years from sudden infant death 331.3.3 SEARCHING DEAD BODIES (a) The Medical Examiner, his/her assistant and authorized investigators are generally the only persons permitted to move, handle or search a dead body. (b) An officer may make a reasonable search of an individual who it is reasonable to believe is dead, or near death, for the purpose of identification or for information identifying the individual as an anatomical donor. If a donor document is located, the Medical Examiner or his/her assistant shall be promptly notified. (c) The Medical Examiner, with the permission of the Department, may take property, objects or articles found on the deceased or in the immediate vicinity of the deceased that may be necessary for conducting an investigation to determine the identity of the deceased or the cause or manner of death. (d) Should exigent circumstances indicate to an officer that any other search of a known dead body is warranted prior to the arrival of the Medical Examiner or his/her assistant, the investigating officer should first obtain verbal consent from the Medical Examiner or his/her assistant when practicable. (a) Whenever reasonably possible, a witness, preferably a relative to the deceased or a member of the household, should be requested to remain nearby the scene and available to the officer pending the arrival of the Medical Examineror his/her assistant. The name and address of this person shall be included in the narrative of the death report. (f) All items removed by anyone from the body of the deceased shall be documented and a receipting included in the report. 331.3.4 SUSPECTED HOMICIDE If the initially assigned officer suspects that the death involves a homicide or other suspicious circumstances, the officer shall take steps to protect the scene. The Investigation Section shall be notified to determine the possible need for an investigator to respond to the scene. If the on -scene supervisor, through consultation with the Watch Commander or Investigation Section supervisor, is unable to determine the manner of death, the investigation shall proceed as though it is a homicide. The investigator assigned to investigate a homicide or death that occurred under suspicious circumstances may, with the approval of his/her supervisor, request the Medical Examiner to conduct physical examinations and tests, and to provide a report. 331.4 UNIDENTIFIED DEAD BODY If the identity of a dead body cannot be established, the handling officer will request from the Medical Examiner a unique identifying number for the body. The number shall be included in any report. Copynghl Levpol, LLC 2NN12115, All Rights Reserved. '•`DRAFT*" Death Investigation - 2 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department Policy Manual MAY 14 2024 Death Investigation City Clerk 9 Iowa City, Iowa 331.5 DEATH NOTIFICATION When reasonably practicable, and if not handled by the Medical Examiner's Office, notification to the next -of -kin of the deceased person shall be made, in person, by the on -duty supervisor or designee and involved officer, Mental Health Liaison, Mobile Crisis, or chaplain. If the next -of -kin lives in another jurisdiction, a law enforcement official from that jurisdiction shall be requested to make the personal notification. If a deceased person has been identified as a missing person, this department shall attempt to locate family members and inform them of the death and location of the deceased missing person's remains. All efforts to locate and notify family members shall be recorded in appropriate reports. Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2023112/15. All Rights Reserved. ""DRAFT"' Death Investigation - 3 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Cepadmenl Iowa City Police Department FILED Policy Manual MAY 14 2024 City Clerk wa Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Misconduct, Domestic Violence and Dating Violence 347.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This policy is implemented to address workplace -related incidents of sexual misconduct, stalking, domestic violence and dating violence [hereinafter "violence"] involving an employee, volunteer, consultant, or contractor. Violence or the threat of violence by or against persons covered by this policy is prohibited. Persons covered by this policy include full and part-time employees, interns, contractors, consultants, volunteers, or temporary workers engaged by the Iowa City Police Department or in any workplace location who are supported by OVW grant funding or who work on OVW grant funded or grant supported activities. This policy should be read in conjunction with negotiated labor contracts, non -bargained employment manuals, administrative regulations, and operating policies and procedures published by the City of Iowa City and the Iowa City Police Department, 347.1.1 DEFINITIONS Survivor or victim: An individual who is currently subject to, or has in the past been subjected to, sexual misconduct, domestic violence, dating violence or other forms of violence. Perpetrator: An individual who commits or threatens to commit an act of sexual misconduct, domestic violence, dating violence or other forms of violence. Domestic Violence and Dating Violence: Domestic violence is a pattern of coercive behavior, including acts or threatened acts, that is used by a perpetrator to gain power and control over a current or former spouse, family member, intimate partner, or person with whom the perpetrator shares a child in common. Domestic violence includes, but is not limited to: physical violence, injury, or intimidation; sexual violence or abuse; emotional and/or psychological intimidation; verbal abuse; threats; harassment; stalking; or economic abuse and control. Dating violence is any such domestic violence that occurs in an intimate or dating relationship. Sexual Misconduct: Sexual misconduct includes a range of behaviors, including but not limited to: sexual harassment; a completed nonconsensual sex act (i.e., rape); an attempted nonconsensual sex act; abusive sexual contact (i.e., unwanted touching); and noncontact sexual abuse (e.g., threatened sexual violence, exhibitionism, verbal harassment). Some or all of these acts may also be addressed by other City and Police Department policies. Sexual violence is any sexual act or behavior that is perpetrated against someone's will when someone does not or cannot consent. Consent is not given when a perpetrator uses force, harassment, threat of force, threat of adverse personnel action, coercion, or when the survivor is asleep, incapacitated, or unconscious. '**DRAFT*** Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Copyright LeApol. Luczoavtvia. All Rghts Reserved, Misconduct, Domestic Violence and Dating Published with permission by Iowa City Pdice 0epa"ont Violence - 1 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Misconduct, Domestic Vio1eWMAiir6B'ffpg Violence Stalking: Stalking refers to harassing, intimidating, or threatening conduct that causes the survivor to fear for their safety or the safety of a family member, or would cause a reasonable person in a similar situation to fear for their safety. Stalking conduct includes, but is not limited to: following or spying on a person; appearing at a person's home or work; engaging in unwanted, harassing, or threatening phone calling, emailing, texting, etc.; waiting at places in order to make unwanted contact with the survivor or to monitor the survivor; leaving unwanted items, presents, or flowers for the survivor; and posting information or spreading rumors about the survivor on the Internet, in a public place, or by word of mouth. Stalking may occur through use of technology including, but not limited to: email; voicemail; text messaging; and use of GPS and social networking sites. Protection or Restraining Order: Protection orders, sometimes called restraining orders or stay away orders, allow a survivor to petition the court for protection from a perpetrator, as well as establish custody and visitation guidelines and provide for other forms of support, like rent or mortgage payments, as appropriate, which lastforthe duration of the order. Protection orders may also be issued in criminal cases as a condition of probation or condition of release particularly in a domestic violence, sexual violence, dating violence, or stalking -related crime. Workplace -Related Incidents: Workplace -related incidents of sexual misconduct, stalking, domestic violence and dating violence include acts, attempted acts, or threatened acts by or against employees, the families of employees, and/or their property, that imperil the safety or well- being of any person associated with an employee of the Iowa City Police Department, regardless of whetherthe act occurred in or outside the agency's physical workplace. An employee is considered to be in the workplace while in, or utilizing the resources of the employer, including but not limited to facilities, work sites, equipment, or vehicles, or while on work -related travel. Non -Workplace Incidents: Non -workplace incidents of sexual misconduct, stalking, domestic violence and dating violence include acts, attempted acts, or threatened acts by or against any person that occur anywhere outside the agency's physical workplace, and/or while an employee is not engaged with or traveling for the Iowa City Police Department. Workplace Safety Plan: A workplace safety plan is a strategy developed in collaboration with a survivor and victim service provider to implement workplace safety options, including but not limited to: handling of court protection orders; procedures for alerting security personnel of threats or incidents; temporary or permanent adjustments to work schedules, locations, contact information, change in parking spots, and requests for escorts to and from workplace facilities. 347.2 WORKPLACE SUPPORT FOR SURVIVORS The City of Iowa City and the Iowa City Police Department will not discharge or in any manner discriminate or retaliate against an employee merely because of the employee's status as a survivor of sexual misconduct, stalking, domestic violence, or dating violence, if the survivor provides notice to the organization of the status, or the organization has actual knowledge of the status. Survivors should reach out to their supervisor for assistance with workplace supports. The supervisor shall provide referrals to support or advocacy services and work with Human Resources Copyright L"ipol, LLC 2023112115, M Rights Rammed ***DRAFT*** Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Published with perasslon by Iowa City Police Department Misconduct, Domestic violence and Dating Violence - 2 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk o Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Misconduct, Domestic Violence ant foe ng Violence to provide other appropriate supports, including, but not limited to coordination with the Employee Assistance Program and supports available pursuant to other City and Police Department policies, Federal, and State laws. 347.3 RESPONSE TO WORKERS WHO COMMIT VIOLENCE If an employee, contractor, consultant, intern or volunteer is determined by a judge or mediator in any legal process to have used violence as defined in this policy, that person will be prohibited from occupying positions that could undermine the ability to carry out OVW-funded projects. An employee, contractor, consultant, intern or volunteer who is subject to a protection or restraining order, or a named defendant in a criminal action as a result of a threat or act of violence as defined by this Policy must notify the Police Chief immediately. In instances where the Chief of Police is subject to a protection or restraining order, or a named defendant in a criminal action, the City manager shall be notified. Failure to disclose the existence of such criminal or civil actions in these circumstances may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination from employment. 347.4 REPORTING VIOLATION OF POLICY All employees are required to promptly report a violation of this policy to their supervisor, the City Attorney's Office, or the Human Resource Administrator, so steps may be taken to protect the complainant, and an investigative may be initiated. Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment and/or a report to law enforcement. To the greatest extent possible, anonymity will be maintained during the investigation. However, anonymity will be maintained at the discretion of those investigating and resolving the compliant only to the degree that it does not compromise the investigation. There is no right or guarantee of anonymity. Any employee who acts in good faith by reporting real, threatened, or implied violent behavior will not be subjected to any form of retaliation or harassment. Any retaliatory behavior resulting from reporting a violation of this policy must be reported to the Human Resources Administrator or City Attorney's Office for investigation and appropriate action. Copyright Letlpol, LLC 2023/12/15, All Rights Reserved. "'DRAFT*" Response to Workplace Incidents of Sexual Published with permission by Iowa City Police OepaNneM Misconduct, Domestic Violence and Dating Valence - 3 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Vehicle Maintenance 702.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The purpose of this policy is to ensure that department vehicles are appropriately equipped and maintained. 702.2 POLICY The Iowa City Police Department will service department vehicles to ensure they remain operational and maintain their appearance, as resources allow. 702.3 GENERAL DUTIES Members are responsible for assisting in maintaining department vehicles so that they are properly equipped, properly maintained and properly refueled and present a clean appearance. 702.4 DEFECTIVE VEHICLES When a vehicle becomes inoperative or in need of repair that affects the safety of the vehicle, that vehicle shall be removed from service. Proper documentation shall be promptly completed by the member who becomes aware of the defective condition and forwarded for action. Notifications for vehicle issues should be forwarded by email to the ICPD cars group. 702.4.1 DAMAGE Officers shall inspect vehicles for damage prior to going in service and report all interior and exterior damage to their supervisor. 702.4.2 REMOVAL OF WEAPONS All firearms, weapons and control devices shall be removed from a vehicle and properly secured in the department armory prior to the vehicle being released for maintenance, service or repair. 702.5 VEHICLE EQUIPMENT At the beginning of each watch officers shall complete the Vehicle Inventory Checklist, which in most cases will automatically appear when logging in to the mobile computers.There will also be a shortcut on the mobile computer desktops in the patrol vehicles. 702.5.1 PATROL VEHICLES Officers shall inspect the patrol vehicle at the beginning of the shift and ensure that the following equipment, at a minimum, is in the vehicle: • Shotgun & ammo & Shotgun key(see also 306.5.1 Inspection and Storage) • Less lethal shotgun & ammo (if equipped), sling/bandolier fully loaded Shield (not applicable to all cars) • Gas key Copyright Levipol, LLC 202TIM. 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Iowa • PBT and mouthpieces • Traffic cones • 1 fire extinguisher • Digital camera • Breaching tools • Cell phone & charger • Life jacket • Crime scene tape • BWC charger • Insurance card & registration • Rescue disk • Broom • Leg restraints • AED • Stop sticks • Spit hood • First -aid kit • Tuning forks • Removal of Trash Officers shall inspect the following electronic items to ensure they are in good working order: • Computer • WatchGuard System • Radar • Lights and Siren Officers shall complete the Vehicle Inventory Checklist and indicate if any equipment is missing from the vehicle or not in good working order.A notification of missing or inoperative equipment will be automatically forwarded to the appropriate personnel to address inventory in need of attention. 702.6 VEHICLE REFUELING Absent emergency conditions or supervisor approval, patrol vehicles shall not be placed into service with less than one -quarter tank of fuel. Patrol vehicles should not be retired at the end of shift with less than three-quarters tank of fuel. Vehicles shall only be refueled at the authorized location. Copyright Lexipoi, Li.c 2W3112/0e, All nights Reserved. Vehicle Maintenance - 2 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Commendations and Awards 1015.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE This policy provides general guidelines for recognizing commendable or meritorious acts of members of the Iowa City Police Department and individuals from the community. 1015.2 POLICY It is the policy of the Iowa City Police Department to recognize and acknowledge exceptional individual or group achievements, performance, heroism and service of its members and individuals from the community through commendations and awards. 1015.3 COMMENDATIONS Commendations for members of the Department or for individuals from the community may be initiated by any department member or by any person from the community. Department Commendations include: Commendation of Valor - For an act involving extreme bravery, courage, and selflessness while facing great personal danger. This award may be given posthumously to any department member whose life is given in the performance of their duty and circumstances indicate that an act of valor was performed. The award for this category will consist of a Medal of Valor and a red, white, a blue award bar. Commendation of Distinguished Service- For an outstanding selfless act of heroism or bravery in which the officer went above and beyond the call of duty to protect and serve the community. The award for this category will consist of a Medal and a red and white award bar. Commendation of Life Saving - For an act involving rescue or attempts to rescue any person from medical emergency, trauma, or other life -threatening peril.The act must be exemplary and situation unique. The award for this category will consist of a Medal of Life Saving and a blue and white award bar. Purple Heart - For officers who sustain a serious physical injury as the result of a suspect's actions while on duty.This can be awarded posthumously to officers who die in the line of duty as the result of a suspect's actions. Serious physical injury is defined as bodily injury which creates a substantial risk of death, causes serious permanent disfigurement, or causes protracted loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ. The award for this category will consist of a Medal and a purple award bar. Special Commendation - For an extraordinary act of service representing the department in which selfless conduct during a time of crisis or emergency is demonstrated. The award for this category will consist of a certificate and a blue award bar. Commendation of Honorable Service - For an officer's unwavering dedication to their profession, commitment to service, and the positive impact they've made over the years through Copyright Lexipol, LLC 20241OW7, All Rights Reserved Commendations and Awards - 1 published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Policy Manual Commendations and Awards City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa integrity, professionalism, and exemplary conduct. The award for this category will consist of a plaque. Certificate of Commendation - For an act or performance deserving recognition which goes beyond the normal expectations of duty. Unit Citation - For outstanding collective performance, teamwork, and achievements in a specific operation or situation. The award for this category will consist of individual certificates of commendation and a plaque for the unit. 1015.4 AWARDS On an annual basis, the following awards may be given to the officer who most significantly demonstrates work and behavioral ethics that mirrorthe oath of honor, core values, and exemplify a positive image of the Iowa City Police Department and community.The Patrol Officer and Investigator of the Year award recipients will be nominated by supervisors and chosen by Command Staff. The Animal Services Employee of the Year award recipients will be nominated and chosen by all Animal Services employees; Civilian Employee of the Year award recipients will be nominated and chosen by all Department employees. 1015.4.1 SWORN OFFICER AWARDS (a) Patrol Officer of the Year (b) Investigator of the Year Supervisors should considerthe following criteria when submitting nominations forthese awards: • Professionalism • Sustained work ethic • Demonstrated leadership and mentorship • Communication and collaborative efforts • Community engagement • Innovative approaches • Conflict resolution and problem -solving • Victim -centered approach • Embraces ICPD's mission and core values The award for Patrol Officer of the Year will consist of a plaque and gold bar; the award for Investigator of the Year will consist of a plaque and a red award bar. Recipients of these awards will have their names inscribed on the department's award plaques. 1015.4.2 CIVILIAN AWARDS (a) Chris S. Whitmore Animal Services Employee of the Year Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2o24=07, All Rights Reserved. Commendations and Awards - 2 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department FILED Iowa City Police Department Policy Manual MAY 14 2024 Commendations and Awards (b) Civilian Employee of the Year City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa The following criteria should be considered when submitting nominations for these awards: • Professionalism • Unique and effective ways of accomplishing objectives • Innovation • Sustained work ethic • Demonstrated leadership and mentorship • Community engagement • Extraordinary service to fellow employees and the community • Building relationships with other City departments and the community • Embraces ICPD's mission and core values The awards for Animal Services Employee of the Year and Civilian Employee of the Year will consist of a plaque, and the recipients of these awards will have their names inscribed on the department's award plaques. 1015.4.3 RICHARD LEE AWARD On an annual basis, this award may be given to an officer in recognition of outstanding sustained efforts over the last year which positively impacted the community through a program or activity. Officers and supervisors may submit nominations for this award, and the recipient will be chosen by sworn members of the Department. The criteria for selection will be; (a) Professionalism (b) Compassion for citizens & other officers (c) Unique & effective ways of accomplishing objectives (d) Specific action/program exemplifying excellence in service The officer selected for this award will receive a silver award bar and plaque and have their name inscribed on the Department plaque. 1015.4.4 DEPARTMENT MEMBER DOCUMENTATION Officers should document meritorious or commendable acts of other officers and forward them to their supervisors for review.Supervisors should complete a Report of Inquiry (ROI) form and forward it to the Commander of Field Operations. The documentation should contain: (a) Identifying information: 1. For members of the Department - name, division and assignment at the date and time of the meritorious or commendable act 2. For individuals from the community - name, address, telephone number Copyright Lexipol. LLC 20241ov07. All Rights Reserved. Commendations and Awards - 3 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Department Iowa City Police Department FILED Policy Manual MAY 1, 4 2024 Commendations and Awards City Clerk lQW2 r 444 I (b) A brief account of the meritorious or commendable act with report numbers, as appropriate. (c) The signature of the member submitting the documentation. 1015.4.5 COMMUNITY MEMBER DOCUMENTATION Documentation of a meritorious or commendable act submitted by a person from the community should be accepted in any form. However, written documentation is preferred. Department members accepting the documentation should attempt to obtain detailed information regarding the matter, including: (a) Identifying information: 1. For members of the Department - name, division and assignment at the date and time of the meritorious or commendable act 2. For individuals from the community - name, address, telephone number (b) A brief account of the meritorious or commendable act with report numbers, as appropriate. (c) The signature of the person submitting the documentation. 1015.4.6 PROCESSING DOCUMENTATION Documentation regarding the meritorious or commendable act of a member of the Department should be forwarded to the appropriate Division Commander for his/her review. The Division Commander should sign and forward the documentation to the Awards Commitee for review and recommendation of the award. The Awards Committee should be comprised of the following: Professional Standards Lieutenant, a sergeant, an officer and/or investigator, and a civilian employee. The Chief of Police or the authorized designee will present the commendation to the department member. The documentation will then be returned to the Administrative Coordinator for entry into the member's personnel file. Documentation regarding the meritorious or commendable act of an individual from the community should be forwarded to the Commander of Field Operations. The documentation will be signed by the Division Commander and forwarded to the Chief of Police for his/her review. An appropriate venue or ceremony to acknowledge the individual's actions should be arranged. Documentation of the commendation should be maintained in a file designated for such records. Copyright Lezipol, LLC 2024/02107. All Rights Reserved Commendations and Awards - 4 Published with permission by Iowa City Police Depaftent FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk TO: Chief Dustin Liston Iowa City, Iowa FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: January 2024 Use of Force Review DATE: February 26, 2024 The Iowa City Police Department policy requires an employee to complete a written report for any reportable use of force. Reportable use of force is defined in the Department's policy 300, which is titled Use of Force and available for public viewing on the department's website. This policy provides employees with guidelines on the use of deadly and non -deadly force. Upon receipt of the report, the supervisor is responsible for completing an administrative critique of the force. This process includes interviews with involved employees, body worn and in -car camera review, review of any additional available video, and review of written reports. The employee's use of force report and the supervisor's critique is then forwarded to the Captain of Field Operations and the Chief of Police for final review and critique. On a monthly basis, the previous month's use of force reports and supervisor critiques are reviewed by an administrative review committee consisting of a minimum of three swom personnel. This Use of Force Committee consists of two supervisors as designated by the Chief of Police and one officer, typically a certified use of force instructor. The Use of Force Review Committee met on February 26, 2024. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. Frank, and Officer Areenas. For the review of submitted reports in January 2024, the Review Committee documented the following: • 24 individual officers were involved in 12 separate incidents requiring use of force. • There were no documented cases of an officer exercising his/her duty to intervene and the review of the incidents did not indicate that an officer failed their duty to intervene. • Out of the 12 use of force incidents, 9 involved force being used against I 1 different people. There were 3 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 24 officers involved in the 11 uses of force against people, no injuries were sustained by suspects or officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 11 uses of force against people, arrests were made I I times (100%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 0 of the 9 use of force incidents involving persons. • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 5 of the 9 use of force incidents involving persons (55%). • Out of the 1 I tithes force was used on persons, 7 were identified as white males (63.6%), 2 were identified as black males (18.2%), 1 was identified as a as a Latino male (9.1 %), and one was identified as an Asian male (9.1%). • Out of the 9 uses of force incidents involving people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 2.33, • In total during this time, the 1CPD had 4,963 calls for service with 9 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons 1.18%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used January 2024 Occurrences 2024 Year -to -Date Hands-on 3 3 Taser Display 1 1 Taser Discharge 1 1 OC Spray Deployment 1 1 Firearm(s) Display 5 5 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Strikirtg 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 0 0 Animals Euthanized by Officer 3 3 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 0 0 Suspect Injuries 0 0 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 12. Total calls for service in the same period equal 4,963. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .24% of our total year-to-date calls for service. FILED MAY 14 HZ4 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City Police Department FILED MAY 14 2024 MontlJycam USE OF FORCE REPORT City Clerk January 2024 IGwr l CttO Iowa 5 While Male: 7 White Female: 0 Animal: 3 Taser Display: 1 Black Male: 2 Black Female: 0 Hands On: 3 Taser Discharge: 1 Total Involving Mental Health: Asian Male: I Asian Female: 0 Chemical Irritant: I Firearm Display: 5 0 Hispanic Male: I Hispanic Female: 0 Asp 0 Firearm Discharge: 0 Other Male: 0 Other Female: 0 Strikes/Kicks: 0 Less LethaVOther: 0 Total calls for service (excludes Animal Control): 4963; Percentage of calls resulting in force:.24% Watch: oats: auspectlnlured: Ofrkerinjuted: lncident Type: RumberofnHicen: Mesr Made Days ® 1/3/2024 Warrant Service 2 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synepafa Officers served a search warrant on the subject's person for his electronic devices. Officers observed the subject sitting inside a restaurant near the bathroom. When Officer I approached the subject he was on his phone. Officer I identified as being with the Iowa City Police and Officer 2 ordered the subject to hand his phone to them. The subject proceeded to tell the officers "No" and put his phone behind his back. Officer 2 reached behind the subject in attempt to get his phone and he proceeded to push Officer 2 back. The officers continued to order the subject to give them his phone, but he continued to ignore their order by tensing up his arms and pulling away. Officer 2 was eventually able to get the subject's phone out of his hand and place it on a table. Officer 2 then proceeded to pull the subject out of the booth he was seated at and force his hands behind his back, handcuffing him. Officer 1 grabbed the subject by the right forearm to pull him out of the booth. The subject was turned over to another officer and transported to the Iowa City Police Department. AluhoyDmos Involved: raantal Health Relaled: Oamographic Makeup: Type of Forca used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Team Display ❑ Yes [IYes ❑ Black Male ❑ Bieck Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ awe Review.. continues. Type: P Y Yes ® CFS Cl Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No El Self -Initiated® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer lnjumd: Incident Type: Numberof ONice-s: Amon Made: Days ❑ 1/3/2024 Animal 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Ni hts ❑ No ❑ No ® No ❑ synepals: The officer shot an injured deer. Alco"IDmgslnvolved: MantutifteMRelated: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force used: Yes El ❑ While Male Cl White Fernalc El Animal ® Taser Display ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Black Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Black Fernale ❑ Asian Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ Firearm Display ❑aWO Realer: RepcneeTpe: Yes® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No Self -initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Oats: Suspect Injured: Obicer Id: Incident Type- Number oromcera: ArrcslMWs'. Days [31/4/2024 Animal 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No ® No ❑ Synopsis: The officer shot an injured deer. Alcoholi[hogs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Typeof Force Osed: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge C No No El Page 1 of 6 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa awe Review: Response Type: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male Cl Hispanic Fcmalc El Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated [IOther Male El Other Female ❑ Strikes�Kicks ❑ Liss Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Dew Suspect Injured; Officer Injured: Incident Type Number W Officers; Arrest Made Days ❑ 1/6/2024 Traffic Stop 1 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights ❑ No 0 No 0 No ❑ 3yuapeh: The subject was known by Officer 1 to possess, sell, and deliver drugs, known to resist arrest, and known to go armed. Another officer positively identified the subject as a passenger in a vehicle leaving an apartment building. Officer 1 conducted a high -risk traffic stop on the vehicle based on knowledge of the subject's history. The driver was called out by Officer 2 and secured without incident. Officer I called the subject out and Officer 3 secured him. During the call -out, Officer 2 had their handgun displayed, but not pointed at the occupants. Officer 1 had a patrol rifle deployed, also not pointed at the occupants. Once the occupants were secured, Officer 2 deployed the shield from a patrol car and they cleared the vehicle. No other officers displayed firearms besides Officers 1 and 2; no earms were pointed at anyone in the vehicle. AlcohoPDrvgs ltwohpd: Nantal Health Related: Oemographk Makeup: Typeef FerceUsed: White Male ❑ White Female El Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No 0 No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display0 aWC Reviwr. Response Type: Yes 0 CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No SelGlnitiated9 Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Date: Suspect Injured: Omeer Injured: Incident Type: Number orofficers: Arrest Made: Days El 1/13/2024 Disturbance/Fight 2 Evenings Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights 0 No 0 No 0 No ❑ synapsM: Officer 1 was called to a physical fight in progress. On arrival, Officer 1 observed the subject shirtless, bleeding, and verbally arguing with another individual. After initially leaving, the other individual returned and started arguing again with the subject, who had his eyes trained on the other individual and was verbally threatening him. The subject got into a staggered fighting stance, with visibly tensed muscles, with his eyes still targeted on the other individual. Officer I retrieved pepper spray and gave a verbal threat to spray both individuals. When Officer 1 began counting down from three, the other individual retreated and left the argument. The subject made a move to follow him and was still displaying physical signs of agitation. Officer 1 sprayed the subject across his face as he refused to disengage from the fight. Officer I observed Officer 2 put their Taser laser sight on the subject and give him verbal commands to get onto the ground. After the subject got onto his stomach, he was placed into handcuffs. AleohollDmgs Involved: Mental Health Related: Oemugrapme Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male 0 White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Tascr Display ❑ Yes 0 Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant 0 Firearm Di la ❑ SWC Review: Response Type: sP Y Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Del.: Suspect Injured: Officer lnlured: Incident Type: Numberot UHkers: Arrest Made. Days 1/16/2024 Animal 1 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ Late Ni hts ❑ No ❑ No 0 Np ❑ Page 2 of 6 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 ury TerK Iowa City, Iowa Synopsis: The officer shot an injured deer. AlcohollDrvgelnvolved: Mental Nealth Ralated: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Usad: Yes Cl White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal 0 Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ a WC Review: Response Type: Yes ® US ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Dam: Suspect Injured: Omeerinjured: InpldeM Type: Number of �cers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 1/10/2024 Warrant Service 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No 0 No ❑ sympsis: Officers were dispatched to the report of a wanted person. The neighbor advised dispatch that she saw the subject enter the garage. The subject had an active felony domestic arrest warrant. Officers also had prior information that the subject was in possession of a stolen firearm. The subject is a convicted felon from prior robbery and burglary convictions and is prohibited from possessing firearms. Officers attempted to call the subject out of the garage and he did not come out. Officers opened the garage door and deployed a robot into the garage. As soon as the robot was deployed into the garage, they heard the subject say, "I'm coming out." Officers backed up and gave the subject room to exit the garage. Due to not knowing if the subject was armed, two officers had a shield. Two other officers had less lethal 40mm launchers. The subject came out of the garage and the officer pointed a rifle and another officer pointed a handgun at the subject, who complied and was placed into handcuffs by officers. AlcohaMlrugslmolved: ManWl NeattlrRNated: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fome used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes El ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display SWO Review: Respoose Type: Yes 0 US ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Date: Suspect Injured: ORicerinjured: Ir¢id"TZ: Number of ONicere: Anest Mah: Days ❑ 1/25/2024 Domestic 3 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synopsis: Officers attempted to breach the door after a victim was heard screaming in a back bedroom. However, before they could do this, the subject opened the door. Officer l was able to see the victim was screaming from behind the subject and could see blood on the victim's face. Officer 2 went to detain the subject, and when he was told to place his hands behind his back, he jumped back and took a fighting stance against officers. Officer 1 drew their laser, activated it, and pointed it at the subject. Officer 1 gave multiple arders to mrtt around and place his hands behind his back. Officers 2 and 3 also pointed their lasers at the subject, at which time Officer I holstered their laser and placed the subject into handcuffs. Officer I then started to walk the subject to the front door, at which time he started to demand a shirt. However, because he was already uncooperative and in handcuffs, Officer 1 told him no. His response to this was "Lets go then," and he started to flail, which caused him to slip and fall to the ground. Officer 1 was holding his left arm and held him so he did not fall to hurt himself: He continued to flail and was restrained on the ground until he calmed down. The subject was assisted to his feet, and he again escalated himself and started to demand a shirt. He started to pull away from Officer 1, who held control of his left arm and pushed him toward the front door. Officer I then pulled his arm to guide him to the front door, and when they reached the area of the front door, the subject put his left fool on the counter to stop himself from going outside. He kept repeating "Lets go" and then he said "laze me then bitch ass ###," and then he head -butted Officer 1 in the lower jaw. After he hit Officer 1 in the face, Officer I lifted up on his left arm and then kicked his feet from under him, causing him to fall. Officer I kept ahold of his arm while he fell as to prevent him from injuring Page 3 of 6 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa himself. On the ground he continued to thrash and refused to be cooperative. After some time and attempts to gain compliance, he did finally calm down enough to be able to stand him up and walk him to a patrol vehicle. AlcohouDrugslnvolved: Mental Hearth RelaltC: Demographic Makeup: Type or Force used: Yes 0 While Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ rm P Y BWC Review: Response Type: Yeg 0 CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Watch: Date: Suspactlnjured: Omeerinjured: Incident Type: Mumhes,00Ricers: ArrW Made: Days 1/2812024 Domestic 3 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Ni its ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synopsis: Officer I told the subject he was under arrest for domestic. The subject immediately pulled his hand back and started backing into the apartment. Officer 1 told the subject multiple times that he was under arrest. Officer 1 gained control of the subject's left arm/wrist with both hands as he continued to pull away. Officer 2 was attempting to control the subject's right arm/wrist during this time. Officer 2 told the subject multiple times to stop resisting. There was not much room in the apartment and there were multiple objects on the floor. When the subject continued tensing up and refused to put his hands behind his back, Officer 1 put their right foot/leg in front of his to trip him to the ground. Officer 1 started to lose footing as while attempting to avoid landing on the subject. Officer 1 then gave multiple warnings to the subject that he was going to get pepper sprayed if he did not stop resisting. The subject backed himself into a comer in between the sliding glass door and the south wall of the apat to nt. Officer 1 sprayed the subject in the face with pepper spray and was then able to put the subject's left arm behind his back and place him in handcuffs. The subject was placed outside sitting on the sidewalk, slipped his cuffs, and started fighting with Officer 2. Officer 1 went over to the subject and put a knee on his side. Officers 1 and 3 gained control of the subject's right arm/wrist and gave him commands to roll over to his stomach. Officer I passed the subject's right arm/wrist to Officer 2 and put his left behind his back. Officer 1 continued to have a knee on the subject's shoulder so officers could p et him back in handcuffs properly. AleohogOmgs involved: Mental Health Related: Oemographie Makeup: Type W Force Wed: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ®No 0 BWC Ismailia: ResponseTWe:: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant 21 Firearm PY Dis la ❑ Typ Yes ® CFS 0 Hispanic Male 0 Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No El SelFlnitiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther❑ Watch: Date: suspect Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 1/27/2024 Stolen Vehicle 5 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No 0 No 0 No ❑ SYnopse: Officer 1 observed the subject exit a vehicle that had just been reported stolen. The subject entered another vehicle, operated by a second subject. Officer 1 followed the second subject's vehicle and requested backup officers. Officer 1 continued to follow the subject's vehicle until Officers 2, 3, 4, and 5 were present, at which time Officer 1 initiated a traffic stop by using emergency lights. The second subject pulled over to the right and stopped. Because the officers were stopping a suspect in a vehicle theft, a high -risk traffic stop was conducted. Officer 1 positioned their patrol car behind the subject vehicle. Officer 2 positioned their patrol car to the left of Officer I's. They exited thew patrol cars and moved to the rear of them. Officers 3, 4, and 5 ended up stopped behind them and also came to the back of the front two patrol cars. Officers 1, 2, and 3 all deployed patrol rifles. Officers 4 and 5 drew their handguns. Officer 2 gave loud, clear verbal commands to the occupants of the vehicle to show their hands. Officer 2 ordered the second subject from the car, back to the front of a patrol car, and over to the passenger side of the car. Page 4 of 6 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Iowa City. Iowa Officer 3 ordered the second subject back to the rear of the car and Officers 3 and 4 placed him in handcuffs. Officer 3 then ordered the other subject to exit the passenger side of the vehicle and then to walk back to the patrol cars. Officers 3 and 5 placed him in handcuffs. Akohollomga Involved: Memel Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fame Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No N Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display sWC Review: Response Type: Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Watch Date: Suspect Injured: Omcarlajured: Incident Type: Number of Ofacere: Anent Made Days❑ 1/27/2024 Stolen Vehicle 5 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No ® No ® No ❑ Synapsis: Officer l observed the subject exit a vehicle that had just been reported stolen. The subject entered another vehicle, operated by a second subject. Officer 1 followed the second subject's vehicle and requested backup officers. Officer 1 continued to follow the subject's vehicle until Officers 2, 3, 4, and 5 were present, at which time Officer 1 initiated a traffic stop by using emergency lights. The second subject pulled over to the right and stopped. Because the officers were stopping a suspect in a vehicle theft, a high -risk traffic stop was conducted. Officer 1 positioned their patrol car behind the subject vehicle. Officer 2 positioned their patrol car to the left of Officer 1's. They exited their patrol cars and moved to the rear of them. Officers 3, 4, and 5 ended up stopped behind them and also came to the back of the front two patrol cars. Officers 1, 2, and 3 all deployed patrol rifles. Officers 4 and 5 drew their handguns. Officer 2 gave loud, clear verbal commands to the occupants of the vehicle to show their hands. Officer 2 ordered the second subject from the car, back to the front of a patrol car, and over to the passenger side of the car. Officer 3 ordered the second subject back to the rear of the car and Officers 3 and 4 placed him in handcuffs. Officer 3 then ordered the other subject to exit the passenger side of the vehicle and then to walk back to the patrol cars. Officers 3 and 5 placed him in handcuffs. A ohoimrugs Involved: Memel Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of proven Used: Yes ® Yes ❑ While Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No El No ® Asian Male m Asian Female El Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display a WC Review: Response Type: Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Sclf-Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Watch: Data: suspect lnjurM: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number ofOKsen: Amsl Made: Days ❑ 1/18/2024 Narcotics 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ Synopsis: An undercover officer (UC) made arrangements to purchase I ounce of marijuana from an individual. The UC made arrangements over social media to meet the individual at a gas station. The individual lived near the gas station and has a history of possessing firearms on social media, and it is believed he could be armed during the drug deal. Two different subjects showed up to sell the UC marijuana. The officers exited their vehicle to make contact with both males. The officer ordered one subject to the ground at guinvoinL AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No N Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Wine Review: Response Typo: Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ElFirearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Srrikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Page 5 of 6 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Data: Suspect Injured: once, Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arreo Made: Days 1/18/2024 Narcotics 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes C Yes Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No C No ❑ Synopsis: An undercover officer (UC) made arrangements to purchase I ounce of marijuana from an individual. The UC made arrangements over social media to meet the individual at a gas station. The individual lived near the gas station and has a history of possessing firearms on social media, and it is believed he could be armed during the drug deal. Two different subjects showed up to sell the UC marijuana. The officers exited their vehicle to make contact with both males. One subject fled on foot and the officer pursued him on foot. The officer gave commands to stop as he continued running into a parking lot. Eventually, the subject slowed down and put his hands up as the officer closed in on him and wrapped both arms around him and used body weight to take him to the Rround to prevent further escape. The subject was handcuffed and transported to the police department. AlmhollUnigalneolved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female Cl Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® gsian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ElBWC ltwlew: Response Type: P y Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ StrikeslKicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Dais: suspectlnjurad: OMcar Injured: Incident Type: Numberof OmKers: Arrest Made: Days 1/28/2024 Bar Check 1 Evenings El Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No M No fat No ❑ Synopsis: During a bar check the officer observed the subject in line to get into the bar. The officer asked to see his ID. He turned away from the officer, who grabbed his sleeve and asked for his ID again. He reached into his pocket as if to get his ID out. Another female began to walk out the door and the subject attempted to run out the door. The officer grabbed his hood and followed him outside as he was still trying to mn away. The officer was able to gain control of his left arm and stop hire from running into a parked truck. The officer swung him to both of our lefts. There was a light pole that the officer was able to pin him against. He quit attempting to run. By that time another officer was there and controlled his right arm. The subject still passively resisted but was placed into handcuffs. AlcohoWrvgs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® While Female ❑ Anima! ❑ Taser Display Cl Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firerm aDisplay ❑ a WC Review: Response Type: V y Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self4ilitiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 6 of 6 FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: February 2024 Use of Force Review DATE: March 15, 2024 The Iowa City Police Department policy requires an employee to complete a written report for any reportable use of force. Reportable use of force is defined in the Department's policy 300, which is titled Use of Force and available for public viewing on the department's website. This policy provides employees with guidelines on the use of deadly and non -deadly force. Upon receipt of the report, the supervisor is responsible for completing an administrative critique of the force. This process includes interviews with involved employees, body worn and in -car camera review, review of any additional available video, and review of written reports. The employee's use of force report and the supervisor's critique is then forwarded to the Captain of Field Operations and the Chief of Police for final review and critique. On a monthly basis, the previous month's use of force reports and supervisor critiques are reviewed by an administrative review committee consisting of a minimum of three sworn personnel. This Use of Force Committee consists of two supervisors as designated by the Chief of Police and one officer, typically a certified use of force instructor. The Use of Force Review Committee met on March 15, 2024. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. Rich, and Officer McNamee. For the review of submitted reports in February 2024, the Review Committee documented the following: • 43 individual officers were involved in 22 separate incidents requiring use of force. • There were no documented cases of an officer exercising his/her duty to intervene and the review of the incidents did not indicate that an officer failed their duty to intervene. • Out of the 22 use of force incidents, 18 involved force being used against 20 different people. There were 4 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 43 officers involved in the 18 use of force incidents involving people, one superficial injury was sustained by a suspect, and one superficial injury was sustained by an officer. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 20 uses of force against people, arrests were made 16 times (80%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 8 of the 18 use of force incidents involving persons (44.4%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 13 of the 18 use of force incidents involving persons (72.2%). • Out of the 20 times force was used on persons, 10 were identified as white males (50%), 6 were identified as black males (30%), 1 was identified as a as a Latino male (50/6), and 3 were identified as white females (15%). • Out of the 18 uses of force incidents involving people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 2.16. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 4,834 calls for service with 18 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.37%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used February 2024 Occurrences 2024 Year -to -Date Hands-on 5 8 Taser Display 3 4 Taser Discharge 3 4 OC Spray Deployment 2 3 Firearm(s) Display 7 12 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer StrikinglKicking 0 0 Animals Euthanized by Officer 4 7 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 1 1 Suspect Injuries 1 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 34. Total calls for service in the same period equal 9,797. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .35% of our total year-to-date calls for service. FILE® MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 USE OF FORCE REPORT Iowa City, Iowa February 2024 13 White Male: 10 White Female: 3 Black Male: 6 Black Female: 0 rood Involving Mental Health: Asian Male: 0 Asian Female: 0 1 Hispanic Male: 1 Hispanic Female: 0 8 Other Male: 0 Other Female: 0 Total calls for service (excluding Animal Control): 4834; Percentage of calls resulting in Animal: 4 Hands On: 5 Chemical Irritant: 2 Asp 0 Strikes/Kicks: 0 Taser Display: 3 Taser Discharge: 3 Firearm Display: 7 Firearm Discharge: 0 Less Lethal/Other. 0 Watch: Dan: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Diicen: Anent Made: Days ❑ 2/2/2024 Armed Subject 2 Evenings S Yes ❑ Yes [3Yes S Late Nights ❑ No S No S No ❑ BynW.I Officers were dispatched to the report of a subject who had pulled a knife on another client. It was unknown at the time if the suspect still had the knife on their person, so the Officer 1 chose to deploy the 40mm as a less lethal option given the circumstances. Officers 2 and 3 both arrived on scene to assist. Officers were directed to a bed in the northeast comer of the room and made contact with the subject, who was very worked up, yelling at officers, and would go from a standing position to sitting down on her bed. Officers switched off and on speaking with the subject and attempted to have her walk slowly towards them. The subject continued to yell and act very erratic and told officers multiple times she did not have a knife on her. Officer 1 kept the 40mm at a low ready, while the subject continued to argue with officers. Officer 3 pulled out his laser and pointed it at the subject, who at this time kneeled and placed her hands on the north wall. Officers 2 and 3 began to approach the subject from the left side to take her into custody. Officer 1 went around a bed directly behind the subject to provide cover with the 40mm. The subject, while still kneeling, took her hands off the wall and began to yell at Officers 2 and 3. Using the red dot equipped on the 40mm, Officer 1 aimed at the center of the subject's back. Officer 3 sparked his trier and the subject finally complied by placing both of her hands on the wall. Officer I kept the 40mm pointed at the center of her back until Officers 2 and 3 approached and laced her under arrest. AlcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Relates: Demographic Maleaup: Type of Force Used: Yes S Yes S White Male ❑ White Female S Animal ❑ Taser Display S Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Basic Review: Response Type: P y Yes S CFS S Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No El Self -initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Olhcr❑ Watch: Data: Suspectinjured: ORtcer lniurcd: Incfdent Type: Numberaf ONicere: Arrest Made: Days S 2/5/2024 Trespass 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes S Late Nights ❑ No S No ® No ❑ Synapsis: The subject was trespassing at a convenient store and yelling while holding a hammer in his hand, causing a disturbance. Staff was concerned by this behavior. The officer located the subject near the business. He was on a bicycle and riding into oncoming traffic. The officer attempted to stop the subject by activating lights and sirens. The subject did not stop and continued to evade the officer on his bike. The officer turned around, followed the subject, and observed a hammer in his back left pocket. The subject continued to drive into oncoming traffic and eventually rode into a parking lot ATM area. The officer drove up beside the subject and positioned the squad car in front of his path so that he would be forced to stop. When the officer stopped the patrol car, the subject struck the rear driver's side with his bicycle. The officer immediately exited the patrol vehicle and observed the subject standing upright next to his bicycle. The officer was now in very close proximity to the subject and was concerned that he may reach for the hammer in his back pocket. The officer had no time or opportunity to issue commands to the subject and both arms around his upper body and twisted to the right, pulling him to the ground The officer landed on top of the subject, who was now on his back. The officer rolled the subject over onto his stomach and ordered him to place his hands behind his back. The subject followed instructions and was placed in handcuffs. AtcohollDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male S White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes S Yes S Black Mete ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On S Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ a WC Review: Reapers. Type: y Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Ty Yes® CFS S Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ElFirearm Dischaalarge ❑ No❑ Self -initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Page 1 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa womb: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/8/2024 Warrant Service 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Ni hts ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synopses: Officers responded to serve a warrant on the subject. After approximately 44 minutes, Officer 1 gave final verbal commands for the subject to come out of the residence peacefully and announced officers would be kicking the door in. After the second announcement, Officer 1 could see the subject exit his bedroom and gave him the verbal command to not move. Officer 1 kicked the door the rest of the way open. The subject ran from a back bedroom out of sight from officers. Not knowing what the subject was running to grab or how close he may have been to a weapon, Officer I drew their firearm from its holster and pointed it down the hallway of the residence where the subject was last seen. The subject had barricaded himself inside the bathroom of the apartment. Officers surrounded the bathroom and made announcements for him to exit or the door would be kicked in and he would get bitten by the dog. The subject refused to exit. Officer 1 continued to point their firearm towards the bathroom door, holding a shield and not knowing what the subject had on the other side of the door or why he had retreated to the bathroom. Officer I holstered their firearm and made attempts to break down the bathroom door using the shield. The subject had been applying pressure on the door so that officers could not break it in. After several attempts the subject removed himself from the bathroom door and it came open. Officer 2 pointed the red dot of the 40mm less lethal option at the subject's midsection. The subject began to walk towards officers to exit the bathroom as instructed, Officer 1 used pulled the subject from the bathroom so he could be Placed into handcuffs behind his back. AlcoaWDrugs lmoHed: Mamal Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Typeof Fmq Deed: White Male 0 White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ayyC Raviaw: Reeponse Type P Y yes® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lcthal/Other ❑ Watch: Dale: suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incidenl TyqlFw . Number of Oers: AgMa rk: Days ❑ 2/9/2024 Suspicious Activity 1 Evenings El Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No 0 No X No ❑ synepste Officers observed bicyclist traveling west in the eastbound lane of Burlington St. with no light on his bicycle. The cyclist looked as if he may strike the squad car. The officer activated the red and blue lights in an attempt to stop the subject, but he continued all the way to a parking lot. The subject was immediately confrontational and demanded to know the officer's name. The officer asked the subject for his name because he was riding his bike in the wrong lane of traffic without any lights in the middle of the night. The subject refused to identify himself and was wielding an edged weapon in his hand. The officer ordered him to drop the weapon, and he did not comply. The officer drew their handgun and again ordered him to drop the weapon, but he instead put it in his pocket where it was easily accessible to him. The officer ordered the subject to get on his stomach, and he said, " I'm not getting on my stomach". Another officer bad their handgun drawn and second backup officer had a Laser deployed. The backup officers stayed with the subject while the primary officer went to grab the 40mm less lethal launcher. The officer gave multiple orders for the subject to get on his stomach, but he refused. The subject eventually agreed to turn away from the officer and place his hands behind his back. He was then placed in handcuffs. AlsohoMm9s tmoh'ed: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force UfM: Yes ® Yes m Whit Male ❑ White Female ❑ An ❑ Tasa Display ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Black Mate ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ awe Reeime: Response Type: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irmant ❑ Firearm Display Yes ❑ CFS ❑ Hispanic Male 0 Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ® Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Stdkes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethab'Other ❑ Page 2 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Dab: Suspect Injured: Oaicer Injured: IncMeit Type: Numher of ONicers: Arrest Made: Days 2/10/2024 Disturbance/Fight 3 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ® No 0 No CRI synpp en The subject was displaying concerning and fighting behavior. Officer 1 gave him commands to stop, and he began to flee, so Officer I grabbed his shoulders and lowered him to the ground while sweeping his front leg. Officer 1 then rolled him onto his stomach while giving him commands to put his hands behind his back. The subject did not comply, and his hands were pulled out and put behind his back by Officers 2 and 3. Officer 1 then assisted in rolling him over and standing him up to complete the arrest, but his demeanor worsened and he began slamming his head on the wall. Identifying the behavior as a possible excited delirium event, officers agreed the subject needed immediate medical intervention. The officer lowered the subject back down to the floor and did their best to hold him still as he continued to attempt self -harm by slamming his head on the floor. Officer 2 held the subject's legs while Officer 3 placed an arm in front of the subject's face so he would not be able to strike his head against the glass. When Officer 1 attempted to hold his head to prevent this, he lunged his jaw at Officer 1 and bit down on the uniform sleeve but did not catch skin. To keep his jaw at bay, Officer 1 pulled his hair away, making the distance safe before lettinp oo. Ambulance rsomel arrived on scene and took custodyof the subject. McolpMhugslme : sellUIM ROMIM: Demographic Makeup: Typa MForea Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On 0 Tatter Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ aWC Revhw: Respansa Typa: Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic P P Male ❑ As Hispanic Female ❑ ❑ Firearm Discharge Discha e ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Water: Data suspect Injured: OKcariniund: Incident Typa: Number of Olficen: Arrest Made: Days 2/12/2024 Suspicious Activity 3 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No g No 0 No Synopsis: The subject had been outside for several hours, generating multiple calls for service for odd behavior. Ambulance personnel evaluated him, and it was determined he needed immediate medical intervention as he was a risk to himself and others. With no cooperation from the subject, it was decided officers would have to force him to go to the hospital. Officer 1 grabbed his right wrist and pulled it behind his back to handcuff him, but he pulled his arm in front of him and began screaming. Officer 2 took control of his right arm, and Officer 3 had his left. Together they attempted to place his hands behind him so Officer 1 could apply handcuffs, but he pulled his arms in front of him. The officers attempted to pull him from the ground, but he pushed them away, and Officer 2 informed the other officers about using the laser. Officers 1 and 3 disengaged and a good taser connection was made, causing the subject to fall to the ground. Officer 1 then attempted to roll him onto his stomach, but he would not comply, so Officer I held him in place (on his side) while a chemical restraint was administered by EMS personnel. Officer I then assisted other officers on scene with holding his hands behind his back while handcuffs were applied and he was lifted onto the stretcher. AleotnllDmgslnvoNed: Mental Health Related: I Demagraphis Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male IN White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taller Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ® Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No 0 No ❑ Asian Malc ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ SWC Review: Response Type: Yes® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Olher❑ Page 3 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa watch: Date: Suspect lnluretl: DRlcer Injured: Incident Type: Number et Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/15/2024 Warrant Service 4 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights 13 No ® No ® No ❑ synopsis: Officers conducted an operation to take the subject into custody reference Enticement of a Minor, Obscenity, and Sexual Exploitation of a Minor. It was known that the subject had a history of eluding, assault, and was in possession of a bow and arrow. Officers located the subject in a vehicle located at a gas station. Officers made contact with the two occupants of the vehicle, one of whom was the subject. Based on the circumstances, officers created distance and cover with the vehicle and called the occupants out of the vehicle. Officers displayed their weapons while calling the occupants out. Three officers displayed handguns; one officer displayed a rifle. The subject was cooperative with commands and detained in handcuffs. It should be noted that the subject had a 5.5-inch fixed blade knife on his person that officers observed when he exited the vehicle. No other force besides displaying Firearms was used. AlcohoDDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Us": While Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Tascr Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display SIAG Review: Response Type: F y Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Data: suspectlnjuned: Officer Inch1WTypa: Hunker of ORlcers: Amest Made: Days El2/15/2024 Warrant Service 4 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No symples: Officers conducted an operation to take the subject into custody reference Enticement of a Minor, Obscenity, and Sexual Exploitation of a Minor. It was known that the subject had a history of eluding, assault, and was in possession of a bow and arrow. Officers located the subject in a vehicle located at a gas station. Officers made contact with the two occupants of the vehicle, one of whom was the subject. Based on the circumstances, officers created distance and cover with the vehicle and called the occupants out of the vehicle. Officers displayed their weapons while calling the occupants out. Three officers displayed handguns; one officer displayed a rifle. The passenger was cooperative with commands and detained in handcuffs. No other force besides distilavinit firearms was used. AleohoaDrugslrnolved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Maaeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display Cl Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display a WC Review: Response Type: Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No Self -Initiated® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ watch: Dais: suspect injured: Officer lniured: Incident Type: Number of t�cem: Amur Made Days El 2/16/2024 Intoxicated Subject 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synopsis: The subject was highly intoxicated and argumentative from the onset of Officer 1's conversation with him. He immediately started to argue nonsensically, and while doing this he reached outside of the residence to grab the storm door that had swung open, away from the threshold of the house. When doing this the subject put his hands on Officer is chest and pushed them. After being pushed Officer 1 grabbed the subject to take him into custody; Officer 2 grabbed him by the shoulder and arms to Page 4 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa prevent him from being able to grab the door frame. He became physically resistive, ignoring all verbal commands to comply. Officer I was able to place one handcuff on his left wrist at the door; however he would not put his right arm behind his back. Officer 1 continued to struggle with him on the patio but became concerned that they were on an elevated platform without any hand railings. Because of this Officer I held onto the subject's handcuffed wrist and his shoulder. Officer 1 pulled him to the front yard on his feet. When they made it to the front lawn Officer 1 then stepped in front of the subject and tripped him while still holding onto his handcuffed wrist. Officer 2 delivered a short burst of pepper spray to the subject's face. The subject fell onto his belly on the grass. He then tried to sit up immediately. Officer I remained in control of his left arm and used it to push him back into a prone position. The subject continued to resist, still ignoring all commands. I was able to finally force the subject's ri ht hand behind his back and was able to get him into handcuffs. He then sto eciresistin . McohellDmits Involved: Mental wealth Reamed: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male 0 White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 Yes 0 Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male Cl Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant 0 Firearm Display ❑ BWC Review: Response Type: Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male Cl Hispanic Female Cl Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LclhaVOther ❑ Watch: rate: Suspect Injured: OHker Injured: Incident Typa: Nuarelerafofface Arrest Made: Days 2/18/2024 Assault I Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No 0 No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to the report of an assault and that a firearm was possibly involved. The officer drove to where the subjects were walking. When the officer caught up with two of the subjects, the officer exited the patrol vehicle and could see the subjects with their hands in the pockets and were wearing oversized coats. The officer became concerned they were concealing firearms. The officer began giving orders to take their hands out of their pockets, which were ignored. As a result, the officer drew their duty handgun and held it at the low ready until the subjects took their hands out of their pockets. After the officer could see their hands were empt, , the officer holstered the handRun and then placed one male in handcuffs to detain him. AledhOWragslnvolvetl: Mental Health Related: Oemogral Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ While Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes Yes ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ rearm Display 0 BWC Rwiaw: Response Type: F y Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Shikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ watch: Date: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: ❑ Days 2/18/2024 Assault 1 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights ❑ No 0 No 0 No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to the repon of an assault and that a firearm was possibly involved. The officer drove to where the subjects were walking. When the officer caught up with two of the subjects, the officer exited the patrol vehicle and could see the subjects with their hands in the pockets and were wearing oversized coats. The officer became concerned they were concealing firearms. The officer began giving orders to take their hands out of their pockets, which were ignored. As a result, the officer drew their duty handgun and held it at the low ready until the subjects took their hands out of their pockets. After the officer could see their hands were emot, , the officer holstered the handgun and then placed the other male in handcuffs to detain him. Akoholmmgslnvolved: Mental HealthRelahtl: Demographic Makeup: IType of Force Used: White Male 0 White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display 0 aWw: C ReyieResponse Type: E y Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Page 5 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa No ❑ 1 Self -Initiated ❑ Watch: Dab: suspect Injured. Deicer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/20/2024 Domestic 3 Evenings ® Yes ® Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ElNo ❑ No ® No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded for a 911 hang-up. While en -route, dispatch advised officers that the caller had an emergency before hanging up. Officers were aware that the residents of the apartment had an extensive history of domestics, including a previous domestic where the male was arrested for domestic and impeding airflow. Officer 1 arrived on scene and observed the subject inside of the apartment. After not being able to make contact with either resident, Officer 1 forcefully kicked in the door with their duty weapon drawn. Officer 1 located the female at the end of the hallway and had her come towards the officers. Once the victim was safe, officers worked their way down the hallway. Officer 2 was carrying a shield and displayed a handgun. They located the subject inside of the back bedroom. Officer I pointed their duty weapon at him as it was unknown if he had any weapons on his person or within his vicinity that he had access to. The subject was instructed several times to have his hands up, and he refused to listen to commands. After several minutes, Officer 1 holstered their duty weapon and went to laser. Officer I deployed the taser, turned it on, and pointed it at the subject After several minutes of speaking with the subject, he again refused to listen to commands. The subject then lowered his right hand and put it in his pocket. At this time, Officer 3 deployed one round of 40MM, which was very effective. Officers went over towards the subject and placed him into handcuffs. An ambulance was immediately requested to come to the scene to provide aid to the subject, who was placed under arrest and evaluated by EMS for his iniury to his left leg from the 40MM round. AMdlglmrugalmoNad: Mental Neahe Rowed; DemographicMakeup: Typo of Force used: Yes ® yes ® White Male El While Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Tascr Discharge ❑ No ❑ Type: ❑ BWC Review: Rasponw TyAsian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Date: Suspectlnlure6 Officerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: Days ® 2/2112024 Animal L Evenings Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No ® No ❑ synopsis: The officer shot an injured raccoon. AlcohollDrugslmoNed: Manlal Noalth Rolabd: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force used: Yes ❑ Yes ❑ White Male ❑ While Female ❑ Animal 10 Taser Display ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Femalc ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female El Chemical Irritant [I Firearm Display❑ a WC Ravkw: Typs: Response Tycs Y® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ SelRlnitiated❑ Olher Male❑ Other Female Strikes/Kicks❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Dab: suspect Injured: officer Injured: mcidant Type: Number of Vicars: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/10/2024 Bar Check 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ I Yes ❑ Yes Late Ni h[s ® No 0 No ® No ❑ Page 6 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa synopsis: The subject fled from the officer during a bar check. The subject ignored the officer's repeated commands of'Police! Stop!". The officer proceeded to engage in and eventually caught the subject near the Ped Mall playground. While they were still running, the officer wrapped both arms around the subject and dragged him to the ground. The subject landed on his stomach and was cooperative once being tackled. The officer controlled the subject's left arm while ordering him to put his hands behind his back and to roll all the wa onto his stomach. Backup officers arrived and placed the subject in handcuffs. Alech.110mgs lnvolvetl: Mental Healal Relate Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes R Yes ❑ White Male R White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No R Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Dis la ❑ Y aWeR kvn Response Type: Yes ® US ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Dischaa rge ❑ No ❑ Self-h itiated R Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Date: suspect Injured: Omcerinlured: IncidentType: Number of tracers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/17/2024 Bar Check 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes R Late Nights R No R No R No ❑ synopsis: The subject was under investigation for possessing a fraudulent ID card, a serious misdemeanor. The subject ran from two uniformed taw enforcement officers and verbal commands were given for him to stop running as he was under arrest. The subject ran over a block and crossed the street illegally approximately four times during a busy traffic time. The subject continued to evade officers, ignore commands, place himself in danger as well as the pursuing officers, so the officer drew their department issued tser and displayed it in the subject's view. The officer gave a verbal command for the subject to stop or else he would be lazed. The subject stopped running and placed his hands above his head so the officer secured the taser and placed handcuffs on him. AlcohoUDmgs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male R White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display R Yes R Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No R Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant rearm ❑ Firearm Display ❑ a WC Review: Response Type P Y Yes R US ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -initiated R Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other Cl Watch: Dab: suspectlnjured: weer Injured: Ineldent Type: Numherof(liffleen: Ames[Made: Days R 2/22/2024 Domestic 5 Evenings❑ Yes ❑ Yes R Yes R Late Nights ❑ No R No ❑ No ❑ synopals: The subject was informed multiple time he was going to be placed under arrest by officers on scene. The subject raised his voice, was agitated, and made comments such as "I'm not letting y'all arrest me", "Don't touch me.", "We gonna have problems", and "Y'all feeling like having a rough job to take me in." The subject was provided time to talk to the female on scene and smoke a cigarette in attempt to gain compliance, without success. The subject had lowered himself into a crouched position with his arms in front of him and back against the wall. He was informed again that he was under arrest. Officer 1 informed the subject to turn around and repeated for him to put his hands behinds his back to be placed under arrest. The subject did not comply and flexed his arms across his chest. Officer 2 grabbed hold of the subject's right arm and hand to try to pry his fingers from the clasp. The subject pushed away from Officer 2. Officer 1 grabbed suspect's left wrist to try and force it behind his back, however, he continued to flex both arms in front of him, preventing Officer 1 from being able to move his arm for handcuffing. Officer 1 warned the subject several tines that he was going to be lased as Officers 3 and 4 had their lasers drawn. Officer 1 then grabbed the suspect's upper left bicep and repeated for the subject to put his hands behind his back, grabbing his left wrist but he continued to hold his arms in front of him, preventing Officer 1 from putting his arm behind his back for handcuffing. The subject continued to not follow directions. Officers I and 2 were unable to handcuff him. At one point the subject was lased by Officer 3, and the subject began aggressively swinging his left arm near Officer 1 and 3. The initial tser deployment was ineffective and the subject was lased again by Officer 3, however, this too seemed ineffective. Officers continued to struggle with getting the subject's arms behind his back for handcuffing. Officer 1 again warned the subject that he was going to be lased again and drew Page 7 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Iowa their laser. The subject indicated that he didn't care about the laser. Officer I attempted to grab his left arm as the subject continued to aggressively flail his left arm while Officer 2 had ahold of his right arm. Due to the initial two laser deployments being ineffective, the subject continuing to demonstrate violent behavior by swinging his arms and legs at officers, and not complying with repeated instructions to effect an arrest, Officer 1 deployed the taser in the front left torso/thigh area of the suspect. The subject yelled indicating the laser had some effect, and Officer 1 placed the taser on the subject's left thigh to provide an additional point of contact for the initial deployment. The subject then knocked the taser out of Officer 1's hand and underneath his chest as he was now partially down on his stomach. He then continued to flail his left arras and left leg and was unable to be handcuffed. Officer 1 then secured the taser from under him, activating the initially fired probes again Officer 1 then placed the laser on the left side of his torso for an additional contact point as it was still discharging. After the secondary activation, Officer 1 held the Laser to the back of the subject's left calf but did not provide an additional shock nor deploy the second set of probes. Officer 1 told him to put his hands behind his back or he was getting lased. The subject was now all the way on his stomach and Officer l helped hold his left wrist while officers were able to successfully handcuff him. After the incident. Officer 1 found the knuckle of their right index finger was cut open and actively bleeding. Askohollnrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Oemagraphic Makeup: Type or Force used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ® No OW0 Review: Response Type: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Smkes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ watch: can: Suspect Injured: OKcer Injured: Mddent type: Numax of Olricen: MreR Made: Days ® 2/23/2024 Suspicious Activity 3 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes is Late Nights ❑ e ® No ® No ❑ Synapsis: Officer responded to the reports of a subject who was lighting a lighter in a child's face, and when the clerk told him to leave, he got in her face and refused. While enroute, the caller called again and advised the subject was still harassing customers. Upon arrival, Officer I entered the store and saw the clerk backing away from the subject. He appeared angry. Officer I asked the subject to step outside, and he did. Outside, Officer I asked the subject what was going on, and his answers were vague, saying they were acting stupid and "fucking" with him. While Officer 1 spoke with the subject, he repeatedly stepped into Officer 1's space, even after asking him to step back. Officer 1 noticed he was visibly angry, he kept clenching and unclenching his hands into fists, and glaring into Officer I's eyes. Based on the subject's behavior, Officer 1 felt that he was thinking about punching and, due to his size and demeanor, Officer 1 felt he was a threat to their safety. The subject responded with various things, including, "I hate fucking cops. I hate you and everybody," and again walked towards Office 1 while clenching his fists. Again, Officer I felt that he was thinking about punching. Officer 1 again told him to stay back and pulled out their taser while requesting other responding officers to step it up. Officer I told the subject he would be lased if he continued to approach. He said, "Go ahead and hit me." Officer 1 told the subject to sit on the ground and gestured towards the sidewalk next to the building. He did not sit, and when other responding officers arrived, he walked towards them, while carrying himself in the same way. With their arrival, the focus was taken off Officer 1 briefly, who felt he was thinking about punching the other officers. Officer I put a hand on his chest to keep him back, but he pushed Officer 1's hand away to continue to step towards other officers. Officer 1 lased hire. Officer 2 told the subject to turn around and to get on the ground, but he did not get on the ground, so Officer 2 grabbed his left arm and pulled hire towards the ground while sweeping his left leg. While on the ground the subject continued to resist officers getting his arms behind his back. He went to the ground and was placed in handcuffs by Officers 2 and 3 while Officer 1 held the laser for additional use if needed which it was not. AlcohnllOmgalnvoNed: MorHallt"MRelated: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ yes® Yes 0 Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ SWC Review: Response Type: p y Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male Other Female StrikesfKicks❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Page 8 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 Z024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Vicars: Arrest Made: Days El 2/24/2024 Disturbance/Fight 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights N No 0 No 0 No ❑ Synapsis: The officer noticed a fight taking place between multiple females and observed one female trying to punch another. The officer wrapped both arms around the subject and pulled her away from the other female. The officer was able to pull the subject away from the other female and remove her from the fight The officer told the subject multiple times to stop and she complied. The officer told the subject to put her hands behind her back, and the officer placed handcuffs on her. AlcohoUDrugslnvolvea: Mental MmIth Related: Demographk Makeup: Type of Farce Deed: White Male ❑ White Female 0 Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 Ycs ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On 0 Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ ayVe Review: Resperoe Type: p y Yes 0 CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ NO Self-Initiated0 Other Malc ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaLrOther❑ watch: Data: Suspect lnrymU: ODicerinjured: Incident Type: Number a onicers: Arest Made: Days ❑ 2/26/2024 Domestic I Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights ❑ No 0 No 0 No ❑ Synopsis: The officer responded to the report of a female and male fighting in a parking lot. They both left the area, and the officer found the female subject a couple of blocks north. The officer started asking the subject about what happened, and she got upset and started yelling. The subject tried walking away a few times, and the officer had to tell her she was not free to leave. The subject continued to try and walk away, and the officer told her she would be put in handcuffs if she continued to try and walk away. The subject walked backwards away from the officer into the street while a vehicle was coming, telling the officer not to touch her. The officer walked out into the street with the subject and was able to get her out of the street into the grass. The subject continued to walk away from the officer backwards. The officer went and grabbed the subject's left wrist and elbow. The subject used her right hand and hit the officer's chest and right arm to try and get the officer to let her go. The officer let go of the subject's left wrist and used and grabbed her right arm, using a leg sweep to take the subject to the ground. The officer controlled her descent to the ground so she would not get hurt. The subject fell on her back and continued to try and pull away from the officer. The subject rolled over to her left side and tried to get up. The officer got her up into a seated position and tried to keep her from rolling onto her stomach. The subject continued to try and pull away from the officer, but the officer was able to get her into handcuffs. The officer helped the subject to her feet and walked her to the squad car. Alcohoyerugslnvohed: Mental HaalM Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fome Used: Yes ❑ Yes 0 White Mate ❑ White Female 0 Animal El Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 es ❑ Black Male El Black Female 1-1HandsOn 0 Taser Discharge ❑ aWe Rwiaw: 0.esponae Type: Asian Mele ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ StrikestKicks ❑ Less LethallOther ❑ Watch; Debt: Suspect Injured: Oficerinjumd: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/27/2024 Animal l Evenings 0 I Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No 0 No ❑ Page 9 of 11 Iowa City Police Department FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa synopsis: The officer shot an injured deer. AkoleollDmgs Involved: Mental Hearth Related: Demographic Makeup: Type or Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ 3v'1C Review: Response Type: Yes® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Daft: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: mouser Type: Numberdt0lRcem: Arrest Made: Days El2/28/2024 Animal 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ® No ❑ No LA No ❑ synapsis: The officer shot an injured pig. Akoholmmgs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male White Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display . Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male El Black Black Female ❑ Hands On Cl Taser Discharge El No ❑ El Male El Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Y BWC Review: ResponseTTyy pe: Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Date: Suspecunjured: Omcerinjured: Incident Type: Number of Mo..: Arrest Made Days ❑ 2/28/2024 Animal 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No 0 No ❑ synaps s: The officer shot an injured deer. AkohollDrugs Involved: Mental keener Released: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display [IaWC F Y Review: Resranur Type: Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ wamh: Daft: suspect l njured: cancer Injured: Incident Typa: Number of Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 2/6/2024 Dis[urbance/Fight 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ® No ® No ® No synopses: The officer witnessed a fight break out while tending to another call for service. The lights were off so the officer wasn't able to tell who started the fight, if it was mutual, or if there was a primary aggressor. The officer ran over to the fight and drew their laser in case it was needed to stop the fight. The officer told the subject to stop fighting and had the laser pointed at him until the officer realized he was no longer a threat to anyone. Theparties were separated for the night. Page 10 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 Z024 City Clew as Iowa City, Iowa AlcohoynmgefriwWd: Wnhl HealN Ralalad: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male Cl White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male 2 Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No ® Asian Male Cl Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ aWC RevlewY Respanu Type' � ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self-lnitiaded ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Dale: Suspectlnlured: omeeriniurtd: Incident Type Namaer of Offim Arreat Madc Days ❑ 2/21/2024 Disturbance/Fight 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No I& No ® No ❑ synapsis: Officer 1 was dispatched for a subject attempting to fight with staff members. When Officer 1 arrived on scene, the subject was standing outside. Officer 1 started speaking with the subject, who was very intoxicated. Officer 1 informed the subject he was under arrest for public intoxication and grabbed his right bicep. The subject tensed up and started to pull away. Officer 1 grabbed the subject and placed him in a bear hug, telling him to comply, or he would be taken to the ground. The subject calmed down for a second. Officer I loosened their grip around the subject, but he again started to pull away. At this point Officer 1 told the subject he was going to the ground. Officer 1 took the subject to the ground, at which point Officer 1 mounted his lower back Officer 1 grabbed the subject's left wrist and pinned his left shoulder down to keep him from rolling over. Officer 1 briefly had the subject's left hand behind his back, but he pulled his hand forward and tried to place it underneath him. Officer 1 was able to get a hand under his left arm and get ahold of his left wrist. Officer 2 gave the subject warnings to stop resisting and eventually sprayed the subject in the face with pepper spray. Once the subject was sprayed, Officer 1 was able to grab the subject's left wrist and get it behind his back. Officer 2 was able to grab the subject's right arm and bring it behind his back. The subject was then secured in handcuffs. AlcohaDDrugslnyolyed: Manid HeakDRelafed: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Fcmalc ❑ Chemical Irritant ® Firearm Display ❑ a WC R.yWvn Response Type: P Y yes® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 11 of 11 FILED MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa TO: Chief Dustin Liston FROM: Lt. Jeffrey Fink RE: March 2024 Use of Force Review DATE: April 29, 2024 The Iowa City Police Department policy requires an employee to complete a written report for any reportable use of force. Reportable use of force is defined in the Department's policy 300, which is titled Use of Force and available for public viewing on the department's website. This policy provides employees with guidelines on the use of deadly and non -deadly force. Upon receipt of the report, the supervisor is responsible for completing an administrative critique of the force. This process includes interviews with involved employees, body worn and in -car camera review, review of any additional available video, and review of written reports. The employee's use of force report and the supervisor's critique is then forwarded to the Captain of Field Operations and the Chief of Police for final review and critique. On a monthly basis, the previous month's use of farce reports and supervisor critiques are reviewed by an administrative review committee consisting of a minimum of three sworn personnel. This Use of Force Committee consists of two supervisors as designated by the Chief of Police and one officer, typically a certified use of force instructor. The Use of Force Review Committee met on April 29, 2024. It was composed of Lt. Fink, Sgt. Frank, and Officer McNamee. For the review of submitted reports in March 2024, the Review Committee documented the following: • 40 individual officers were involved in 23 separate incidents requiring use of force. • There were no documented cases of an officer exercising his/her duty to intervene and the review of the incidents did not indicate that an officer failed their duty to intervene. • Out of the 23 use of force incidents, 21 involved force being used against 24 different people. There were 2 animals euthanized by officers. • Out of the 40 officers involved in the 21 use of force incidents involving people, no injuries were sustained by suspects or officers. • No violations of policy were noted during this review period. • Out of the 24 uses of force against people, arrests were made 20 times (83.3%). • Mental health was identified by officers as being a factor in 2 of the 21 use of force incidents involving persons (9.5%). • Drugs and/or alcohol was identified by officers as being a factor in 17 of the 21 use of force incidents involving persons (81%). • Out of the 24 times force was used on persons, 8 were identified as white males (33.30/6), 13 were identified as black males (54.2%), I was identified as a as a Latino male (4.20/.), and 2 were identified as white females (8.3%). • Out of the 21 uses of force incidents involving people, the average number of officers involved in the force was 1.90. • In total during this time, the ICPD had 4,812 calls for service with 21 calls for service resulting in force being used on persons (.44%). The highest level of force in each incident is reflected below along with the year-to-date: Force Used March 2024 Occurrences 2024 Year -to -Date Hands-on 13 21 Taser Display 1 5 Taser Discharge 2 6 OC Spray Deployment 1 4 Firearm(s) Display 7 19 Firearms Discharge 0 0 ASP Striking 0 0 Officer Striking/KickingStriking/Kicking 0 0 Animals Euthanized by Officer 2 9 Special Response Team Callouts 0 0 Vehicle Pursuits 0 0 Officer Injuries 0 1 Suspect Injuries 0 1 Reports to U.S. DOJ 0 0 Total Use of Force incidents to date equal 57. Total calls for service in the same period equal 14,609. This results in a year-to-date use of force being deployed in .39% of our total year-to-date calls for service. FILED MAY 1,4 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City Police Department FILED MAY 14 2024 USE OF FORCE REPORT City Clerk Moarch 2 Iowa •ity��rg March 2024 17 White Male: 8 White Female: 2 Animal: 2 Taser Display: 1 Black Male: Asian Male: 13 0 Black Female: Asian Female: 0 0 Hands On: Chemical Irritant: 13 I Taser Discharge. Firearrt Display: 2 7 Total Invoh0lg Mental Meant: 3 Hispanic Male: I Hispanic Female: 0 Asp 0 Firearm Discharge: 0 Other Male: 0 Other Female: 0 Strikes/Kicks: 0 Less Lethal/Other. 0 Total calls for service (excluding Animal Control): 4812; Percentage of calls resulting in force:.49% Watch: Data: Suspeethrjured: officer Injured: Incident Type: 'lumber of Officers: Arent Made: Days ❑ 3/2/2024 Animal 1 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No 0 No ❑ aynapsw The officer shot an injured deer. AlcohogDrugstmolved: Menal Mealm Related: Demographic Makeup: Type or Force used: Yes ❑ Yes ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal 0 Taser Display ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Black Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Asian Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Trier Discharge ❑ Firearm Dis la [Ia P Y WC Revise: Response Type: y� ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ um: suspeatutprea: Dnmerinturee: Incident Type: Numberaf Officers: Anest Made Days ❑ 3/2/2024 Suspicious Activity 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Nights ❑ No 0 No 0 No ❑ Synopals: The officer observed the suspect walking south in the ped mall with a bottle of liquor in his pocket. The officer approached the subject and asked to see the bottle. The subject was uncooperative and began to continuously demand a supervisor. The subject handed the bottle of liquor to his friend and into the hands of another officer. The subject still did not identify himself and the decision was made to arrest him. The officer grabbed the subject and handcuffed him. The subject was then escorted to the patrol vehicle. Thee subject continued to yell. The officer asked the suspect multiple times to get in the vehicle after opening the door. The suspect refused. The officer advised the suspect that he was going to be forced into the vehicle. The officer attempted to lower the suspect's head into the vehicle, and he continued to resist by using his head to push back while getting into the car. The officer then laced both hands in the center of his body and pushed him into the atml vehicle. Aleoholorugs Invoked: Mental Healm Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fares Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ a WC Review: Reopens. Type. P Y Yes 0 CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated 0 Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOlher❑ Watch: Data: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Mumberol Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 3/4/2024 Animal 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights 0 No ❑ No E No ❑ synapsis: The officer shot an injured deer. AlcoholtOmgslnvolved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup; Typeol Feree Used: Yes ❑ White Male 13 White Female ❑ Animal ® Taser Display El No ❑ Yes El ❑ Black Male ❑ Asian Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Asian Female Fle ❑ Hands On ❑ Chical I ❑ Chemical Irritant Taser Discharge ❑ Fireaml Dis la ❑ Display awe Rwiw: Ty ResponseResponserrw: Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikcs/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Page 1 of 11 Iowa City Police Department No ❑ I Self -Initiated MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Date: Suspectlnjumd: Officer Injured: Incidentrype: NumharafOma.o: great Wd.: Days ❑ 3/8l2024 Disturbance/Fight 4 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Ni hts ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ Officers responded to the report of a disturbance. Officer 1 made contact with the subject, who had bloodshot watery eyes, slurred speech, and was having difficulty standing without swaying. The subject got agitated and started raising his voice at the officers when he saw more officers arriving on scene. Officer 1 asked him to calm down. The subject was not making sense with his words. The subject started to back away from Officer 1 and get agitated when he saw officers 2, 3, and 4 show up on scene. The subject started getting agitated again and stated "lets go" as if to fight the officers as he was backing away. Officer 1 told the subject to have a conversation, and he responded "Pm not going". Officer I told the subject to turn around and put his hands behind his back, which he did not do. The subject then started yelling at Officer 1, who asked him if he was going to identify himself and he yelled "I been identifying myself [........ ]". Officer I then asked him to calm down. The subject kept backing away from the officers, and Officer 1 told him to stop and to rum around and put his hands behind his back as he was under arrest. The subject did not mm around and put his hands behind his back; he kept walking backwards away from officers while facing them. Officers 2 and 3 grabbed both of the subject's arms and placed them behind his back. The subject attempted to pull away from them and was pulling his arms away. Officer 1 got handcuffs out and attempted to place them on his wrists as he was resisting. Officer 1 got one cuff onto his right wrist, and then he pulled his left wrist away. Officers were able to get his left wrist behind his back again, and Officer I was able to barely get the second cuff on his wrist. Officer I told the subject he was being arrested for public intoxication, and he started yelling violently that he wasn't publicly intoxicated. Officer 1 told him multiple times to stop resisting them. The subject then started thrashing his body, and officers had to assist him in walking towards the squad car, retraining him from kicking or headbutting them. Once at the squad car Officer 1 attempted to search the subject's person. While searching the subject he continued to violently thrash his body against officers. Officer 1 heard the subject start gathering spit inside his mouth, so Officer 1 moved behind him and saw him spit directly at the area where Officer 1 was searching him. While thrashing, the subject stated, "I will take you motherfuckers one by one." The subject then pushed off against officers again and put his weight towards the ground. At that time Officer 4 deployed pepper spray in the subject's face. The subject continued to thrash his body, kicking at officers and at an employee who was now trying to assist them. The subject was placed in the back of a squad car by Officers 2 and 3. The subject continued to resist officers while in the back of the squad car so Officer 3 had to assist in pulling the subiecl all the way into the back so that the doors could be shut. White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Tascr Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chendcal Imtant ® Firearm Display ❑ 1: Response Type: Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ 1 Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Stdkcs/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Oat.: Suspect Injured: Officer lnlured: Incident Type: Number W Omcers: AnaM Made: Days ® 3/8/2024 Theft 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synopsis: Officers responded to a theft call and the subject was still an scene. The subject was identified prior to the officer's arrival and he was known to actively resist arrest. The officer arrived and observed the subject exit near the marked patrol car. The officer yelled stop. The subject took off running east along the front of the property. The officer yelled for him to stop several tunes. The officer announced they were the police and warned him several times that he was going to get Lased. At one point while running from the officer he faced the officer while appearing to hide behind a pillar. The officer was worried to enter into a grappling fight with the subject due to his size and history of resisting arrest. The officer ordered hum to get on the ground, but he continued to run. The officer continued to order him to stop and warned him that he would be Lased. He then went to enter a nearby restaurant with customers inside. While going through the store the officer warned him again that he was going to get Page 2 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Iowa City, Iowa tased. He continued to run. The officer deployed the laser and the subject went down. The officer then ordered him to put his hands behind his back. He ignored the commands. He appeared to be limp, so the officer put him on his stomach and pulled his hands to his back. The officer then briefly set the laser down and retrieved handcuffs. The subject then suddenly sprung up and turned toward the officer. The officer was afraid he was going to grab the taser or assault them. The officer yelled stop three times and said he was going to get tased. He was facing the officer and not complying with lawful commands, so the officer lased him again.. He then went down. At that time a backup officer arrived and assisted with handcuffing. Alcohollnmgehwolved: Mental HealdrRelated: Demographic Makeup: I Type of Face Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ElYes [IYes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge No ® No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Yes ElSWC Review: Response Type: CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ [IAsp Firearm Discharge y rge ❑ No 0 Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethallOther ❑ Watch: Data. Suspectlnjured: OXicarinjund: Incident Type: Npmon, of Officers: priest Maps: Days 3/12/2024 Burglary 3 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No ® No 0 No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a burglary alarm at a business. Upon arrival, officers observed the subject inside the store stealing items. The subject eventually left the store, and Officers 1, 2, and 3 drew their firearms and pointed them at the subject. Officer 1 maintained lethal cover on the subject as Officers 2 and 3 approached the subject, to him to the ground, and handcuffed him. Alcohol/Drugs Involved: Marnil XeaM RaMlad: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Ueed: Yes ® Yes ❑ White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ No ❑ No ® Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ a W Review: Response Type: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ® Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lelhal/Other ❑ Watch: Dale: Suspectlnjured: Officer Injured: Incident Type: IN.'eteaf0fliviene Areet Made: Days N 3/15/2024 Mental Impairment 2 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No ® No E No Synopsis: Officers and First Responders were dealing with a subject who was having a mental health crisis. The subject was screaming, agitated, uncooperative, and refusing to go to the hospital. Once it was decided that the subject was going to go to the hospital involuntarily, Officer 1 grabbed the subject by his left am, at which time he pulled away. Officer 2 then observed Officer and the subject fall to the ground. Officer 2 then got down on the ground and grabbed the subject by his left arm and pulled it behind his back so Officer 1 could handcuff the subject. Once in handcuffs the officers stood the subject up and walked him over to the ambulance. AlwhollDmgslnvol ed: fMMal Xaalth Rotated: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fume Used: Yes ❑ Yes ® White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal [I Taser Display ❑ No Ll No ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On 0 Taser Discharge El BWC Review: Response TypeACF Asian Male ❑ Asian Female El Chemical Irritant El Firearm Display ❑ Yes ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ElNn❑ Sel&IniOther Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Page 3 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Iowa Cltyr Iowa Watch: Dab: Suspacllnlurad: Officer Injured: Incldam Typa: Number of rMRcem: AmenMade: Days 3/12/2024 VehicleCrash/OWI 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Ni his ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ synapsis: The subject was arrested for OWI and handcuffed without incident. He started walking but asked why he as arrested. After telling him why he was under arrest, he stopped walking and placed his feet in front of him to brace against forward movement while saying "no". Officers kept walking by pushing his anus as he pushed backwards for a handful of steps. He finally walked on his own after 5-10 feet. They got to the patrol car, and Officer 1 opened the door, telling the subject to have a seat and to put his left foot first, then sit down. He said "no" and "I don't really care" while his body got stiff, and he braced his feet on the ground. Officer 2 told him to sit in the car and he remained stiff and said "I'm about to walk". Officer I. told him to get in the car and pushed his upper body in the direction of the back seat. He kept his body in a standing position so when he was pushed, he fell vertical into the car and hit the side of his shoulder and head on the top of the car. He was able to sit on the seat and began complaining about his head. The subject tamed toward the officers and tried to get his feet under him to stand up. Officer 1 told him to sit in the car and he said "no" and continued on about how Officer 1 hit him in the head. He kept his upper body stiff and would not put his feet in the car. Officer 2 went to the other side and began pulling the subject into the back seat, but he kept his legs outside of the car while laying horizontal, refusing to put his feet in the car or sit upright. Once the subject was on the floor of the back seat, he kept his feet outside of the car and his body went limp, which made it difficult to lift him up. He wouldn't help the officer by putting his feet underneath him. Officer 1 grabbed onto his right arm and pulled him upward, removing him from the floor and up onto his feet on the outside of the car. Once the subject was standing and outside of the car, he stayed standing and refused to sit back down on his own. Officer 1 asked him "please" but he stayed standing and wouldn't sit down. Officer 1 had to again push him into the back set where he was on his left side partially on the floor and seat. Officer I lifted his waist and tried to move him to the middle of the seat, but he was essentially dead weight, He wouldn't move his feet or upper body so Officer lbent his Ic s back to his backside in order to shut the door. AkalwYWups Immlwd: MsmaI Hea11h Ranted: Damagraphle Maaaup: Ty" of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Imtant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ evc Review: Rasp.." Ty". Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male El Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ t Dis charge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initialed ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Sakes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethah'Othcr ❑ Watch: Data: suspwtlnjured: Officer Injured: htcident Type: Number ofOmcars: Arrest Matic Days 3/l/2024 Stolen Vehicle 3 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ syaopsis: Officer 1 located a stolen vehicle in the parking lot of a business. Officer 1, with the assistance of Officers 2 and 3, conducted a felony stop on the vehicle as they did not know how many occupants were inside or who they were. All three officers drew their firearms and ordered the passenger out of the vehicle. The passenger complied and was taken into custody. There were no other individuals in the vehicle. AlcohotNrugs ImaWed: Mantai NeMUi Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: Yes 0 White Male ❑ White Female ® .Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On In Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display Bwe awbw. Raspplwa Typo: Yes ® CF$ ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Eireann Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated 0 Other Mate ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaUOther ❑ Page 4 of 11 FILED lowa City Police Department MAY 14 Z024 City Clerk Iowa Clty, Iowa Watch: Mn: Suspect Injured: OKcerinjured: Incident Type: Numberof Omcan: Arrest Mado: Days ❑ 3/12/2024 Agency Assist 2 Evenings Yes ❑ Yes ❑ yes Late Nights Cl No ® No ® No ❑ byynapahe Sheriff s deputies were dispatched to a residence for a weapons offense where a subject pulled a gun on the reporting party. The reporting party gave a suspect description and license plate. Deputies requested assistance from Iowa City for this call. Officers were able to determine that the subject and an accomplice were suspects in this incident Both are known violent felons who frequently carry firearms. The officer located the subject vehicle and confirmed that one of the subjects was in the passenger seat of the vehicle. A deputy stopped this vehicle, and a felony stop was performed. Officer I deployed a duty rifle and pointed it at the vehicle. Officer 2 showed up on scene and deployed a duty pistol. Commands were given for the subject to exit the vehicle and he did. The subject was detained by other officers. AkeheYOn,psnnvolved: Menial HeaWRented: Oemdprophk Matrp: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No ® I Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ FiDisplay SWC Revkr Response Type:rearm F Y Yes ® CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Dow: Suspect Injured: ORlceriniured: Incident Type: Number of Officers: Arrest Mad.: Days ❑ 3/12/2024 Agency Assist 2 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Late Nights ❑ No 0 No ® No 0 synopste: Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a residence for a weapons offense where a subject pulled a gun on the reporting party. The reporting party gave a suspect description and license plate. Deputies requested assistance from Iowa City for this call. Officers were able to determine that the subject and an accomplice were suspects in this incident. Both are known violent felons who frequently carry firearms. The officer located the subject vehicle and confirmed that one of the subjects was in the passenger seat of the vehicle. A deputy stopped this vehicle, and a felony stop was performed. Officer 1 deployed a duty rifle and pointed it at the vehicle. Officer 2 showed up on scene and deployed a duty pistol. Commands were given for the driver to exit the vehicle and she did. The driver was detained by other officers. AkobaYDrupe Involved: McMalHatM Related; Oemepraphk Makeup: Type of Force Used: While Male ❑ White Female 0 Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No 0 Asian Male Cl Asian Female ❑ Chemical rritant ❑ Firearm Dis la awc Re Response Typa: p Y Yes z CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethallOther ❑ Watch: Hate: suspect Injured: DRker Injured: Incident Type: N rohvof 011lcon: Mat Made: Days ❑ 3/13/2024 Suspicious Activity 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights M No ❑ No ❑ No ❑ syootesoc The subject was seated in a squad car due to rainy weather and was very agitated stating "fucking holding me up" and began aggressively walking at Officer 2. Officer I got in front of the subject before he could get to Officer 2 and hooked the subject's left arm at the elbow. Once they were past the squad car door, Officer 3 grabbed the subject's left arm, but he would not let go of the bars on the squad car door. Officer 1 told the subject to let go of the door and pulled on his arm twice. The subject would not let go of the door, so Officer 1 had to pull with force to get his hand off the door. Officer 1 told the subject that if he kept resisting he would go to the ground. At that time the subject went limp and fell to the ground. Officers 2 and 3 tried to stand him up once he was in handcuffs. The subject made his legs go limp so the only thin holding him up was Officers 2 and 3. Officer Page 5 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Uity er Iowa City, Iowa 1 then grabbed the subject's legs helped carry him to the officer's squad car. Officer 3 was able to get the subject in his squad car. Alcoholmmgs Involved: Mental NeAl Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes® Yes❑ Black Male Black Female Hands On® Taser Discharge No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Y BWL Raw": ResType: ponse Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikcs/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Olher❑ Watch: Data Suspect Injured: ORiceriniured: InekMMType: Numberof Omcem: Angst Mads: Days ❑ 3/18/2024 Dismrbance/Fight 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ❑ No ❑ No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to a business downtown on the report of a fight. The subject had been yelling at a teenager outside attempting to fight with them. The officer advised the subject to walk away and leave them alone. The subject eventually made their way inside of the mall where the teenager had been making attempts to distance himself The subject, still visibly upset and yelling, took off his jacket, throwing it to the ground and took a fighting stance as if to fight with the teenager. The officer walked over to the subject and advised he was under arrest. The subject dropped to his knees clenching his hands towards his chest. The officer pulled his right arm behind his back while he laid on his stomach. The subject attempted to pull his arms back under his body, but the officer maintained a grip using a right knee to place it on the subject's arm, preventing him from moving any further. Aleohotmmgs Involved: Wnhl Neafth Ralaad: Demographic Makeup: Type of Farce Used: Yes ® yes ® White Male Cl White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Black Male N Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ ND ❑ No ❑ SW Revew: Response Type Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ PY Firearm Display ❑ Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lelhalother ❑ Watch: Data: Soopeetlnjufed: Officer Injured: Incident Type: Number of Damara: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 3/23/2024 Suspicious Activity 1 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No ® No ® No ❑ Synopsis: The subject was advised he was under arrest for Public intoxication. The officer was able to cuff his left wrist at which time he began to pull his hands away from the officer and flex his left hand. The officer gave multiple verbal commands to stop resisting, which were ignored. The subject forcefully pulled his right arm away from the officer, who grabbed him around his right shoulder and tripped him while pulling backwards on him. The officer pulled him to the ground and pushed him over to a prone position. The officer was then able to handcuff his other hand. He then stopped resisting. Alcoholl0mgslmblved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Fame Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal Cl Taser Display Cl Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No El No® Asian Male ❑ AsianernChemical ant rearm Fale ❑ Chical Irritant ❑ FiDisplay ❑ a WC Review: Response Type: P y Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self-Wtiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LethaVOther ❑ Page 6 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Oate: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: IneMent Type: Nunlberofnfaeers: ArrestMade: Days ❑ 3/23/2024 Traffic Stop 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ aynopeie: The officer initiated a traffic stop, and when the vehicle stopped the subjectunmediately exited the vehicle and ran southbound. The officer ran after the subject, commanded him to stop, and that he would be lased. The subject ignored these commands and continued running. As the subject was running, the officer observed him reaching for his waistband. The subject tripped in a mulch area. The subject jumped back up and started looking at the fence as if he was going to attempt to jump over it. The officer was eventually able to catch up to the subject, close enough to where the laser was believed to be effective. The officer deployed the first set of taser probes, which didn't achieve NMI as the subject continued to run. The officer continued pursuing the subject and shot the second set of probes. The subject tripped and fell down to the ground. As the officer approached him, he started to sit up and face toward the officer. At this time the officer wasn't sure if a backup officer was close by, if the subject actually had anything in his waist band, or if he was going to start fighting when the officer went down to the ground with him. The officer made connection with the laser (drive stunned) to the subject's upper body in an attempt to achieve NMI. After making contact with him with the laser, he immediately rolled over onto his stomach and put his hands behind his back The officer turned off the laser, straddled the subject and put weight on his lower backilegs. The officer placed the subject in handcuffs and asked him what he was doing. The officer assisted the subject to his feet and walked him back to the patrol vehicle. The officer called for an ambulance to check the subject medically. AlcohWpmgslmolved: Mental Neaah Related: nemogmphk Makeup: Typo Face Wed: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge NO ❑ No ® BVVC Review: Resporne TyType: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Yes ® CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ NO El Self -Initiated® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethat/Other❑ Widen: Oda: Suspect Injured: Officer Injured: IncidentTM.: Number of officers: Nest MediaeDays ❑ 3/24/2024 Suspicious Activity 1 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ sytroMis: The officer advised the subject he was under arrest and to put his hands behind his back. The subject tensed up his left and right arm, pulling his right arm to the front of his chest and ignoring officers' commands to place his hands behind his back. The subject was advised by officers to let go of his phone. The officers continued to tell the subject to let go of his phone and put his hands behind his back as requested. The subject was already in an excited state in which he was yelling at Officers on scene and saying they were harassing him. Officers had explained to him why they were out with him and he did not seem to care and continued to remain visibly upset throughout the entire confrontation. The officer secured the subject's left hand behind his back, but tensed his right arm up, moving it towards his chest with his cell phone in hand, not placing it behind his back. The officer attempted to pull the subject's right hand behind his back, and was met with resistance. The subject was pulling his arm away from the officer and not allowing it to be placed behind his back. With the subject being escalated, the officer did not want to risk a fight standing up. The officer swept the subject's feet from underneath of him, placing hire onto the ground. The subject landed on the ground, where the officer used a hand to control his head from popping back up. The subject's right arm was retrieved and placed behind his back. The officer was then able to secure the subject into handcuffs. The officer picked the subject to his feet and instructed him to walk to the squad car. While walking to the squad car the subject teased his arms up and attempted to lean his body weight back. The officer was able to keep the subject walking forward by guiding him with an arm. The subject came to a stop, and the officer advised him if he tensed up his body again a hand would be placed over his handcuff to escort him to the vehicle. The subject did not walk forward and advised officers to wait a minute. The officer used the subject's left hand and placed pressure on it over his handcuffs to get him to walk forward. Once at the vehicle the officer fixed the subject's handcuffs so they were not uncomfortable and placed him into the back of the squad car. •kohoWrups Involved: Mental Heaka Retried: oemogreome Makeup: Typo be Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal El Taser Display ❑ Yes ❑ Ycs ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ® No Page 7 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 Iowa City, Iowa a We Review: Response Type: Yes ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ClFirearm Display❑ CFS Cl Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No SelFlnitiated9 Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Data: suspect Injured: Off... Injured: IIncident Type: Numberof Officers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 3/26/2024 Warrant Service 3 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Lace Nights ❑ No ® No ® No ❑ symp": Pursuant to an arrest On a warrant, Officer 1 moved over to the subject and began removing his backpack from his left arm, Officer 1 felt him tense his bicep and deltoid muscles and immediately grabbed his left wrist, ordered him to "stop" multiple times, and moved him over to the nearest wall in front of him. The subject tried pulling away and, while Officer 1 controlled his left arm, and Officer 2 held his right arm as they assisted in moving him to the wall on the opposite side of the walkway. Officer 1 tried to leg sweep the subject, but it was unsuccessful. Against the new wall, Officer 1 warned the subject that he would be "sprayed" if he didn't comply. Officer I heard somebody verbalize that they should lower the subject to the ground, so Officer 1 attempted a leg sweep again. Officer I applied downward pressure to the subject's upper torso while conducting the sweep, assisted by Officer 2. The sweep and combined efforts were effective, and the subject was lowered into a prone position on the ground. Around the same time this was happening, a large group of the subject's friends began gathering around police on -scene and began heckling and causing a disturbance. Once the subject was on the ground, he continued his non-compliance and refused to cooperate. He had his left arm to his side and Officer 1 could feel that he was still tensing up and actively trying to pull his arm under his body. Thus, Officer 1 knelt on the subject's forearm with full body weight, effectively pinning his arm in place. Officer 1 maintained this position on the subject until it was time to handcuff his left hand. Once Officer 2 got his right hand behind his back and in handcuffs, Officer 1 released pressure and swiftly pulled the subject's left arm to the small of his back Once the subject was in handcuffs and detained, Officer 1 reached under his left arm and assisted in lifting him straight up and onto his feet. Officers 1 and 3 helped the subject stand up, and he pulled his arms away from them. Officer 3 put the subject's right arm into a wrist lock to prevent him from getting away. Officer I and 3 walked the subject to the squad car. The subject sat in the squad car with his feet outside of the squad car. Officer 3 told the subject to put his feet inside of the squad car and he said, "Hell no, you're going to have to move my feet in there." Since the subject was already not complying with police and was refusing a lawful order to get into the squad car, Officer 3 pushed the subject's chest with both hands and pushed him into the Squad car. The subject kicked the pa en er side door and then the door was closed. Akoho lDmss Involved: Mental Health Related: Dmusgrapaic Mamp: Type of Fero head: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ® Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ Gyve Review: Response Type: P Y Yas ❑ CF$ ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ watch: Deb: Suspect Injured: Offtcerinjured: lecklard Type: Number of ORlcers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 3/28/2024 Assault 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Late Nights ❑ No ® No 0No ❑ Synopsis: Officers responded to the report of an assault. When Officer 1 arrived on scene, officers from another agency were already on scene. Officer 1 was able to see the subject, and he began to flee north in the ped mall. Officer 1 initiated a foot pursuit and chased the subject, last seeing him heading east through the alley of the ped mall. When Officer 1 arrived at the alley, a witness pointed in the direction of a dead end, which led to the rear doors of a bar. There was a transformer and other objects blocking Officer 1's view. Since it was unknown if the subject had any weapons, and Officer I lost eyes on the subject who had reportedly assaulted someone prior to arrival, Officer 1 drew their laser and held the area secure until more officers arrived. An officer from another agency arrived on scene and also drew his laser. The other officer approached and noticed the subject behind the Page 8 of 11 FILED MAY 14 2024 Iowa City Police Department Iowa City, Iowa transformer. The subject began to exit a small walkway between a building and the transformer. Officer I displayed the taser toward the center mass area of the subject's body and instructed him to put his hands up and get on the ground. The subject was screaming and slurring his words. It was apparent he was intoxicated and was not complying with commands. The other officer on scene then grabbed the subject's right arm, and he pulled away. Officer 1 then holstered the taser and grabbed the subject's left forearm and held on to it to control. Officer 2 then arrived on scene, and they assisted the subject to the ground. They placed the subject in handcuffs and placed him in the back of a patrol car. Meowlmrugslnvolvad: MmMlNuah ReMM: Oemegrapnie Mekso, Typeof Forcetiaed: White Male 0 White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display 0 Yes C1 Yes ® Black Malc ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ElNo ❑ No Cl Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ FirearmDisplay ❑ BM Review: Response Type: F y Yes 0 CFS 0 Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self=Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch. Mae: Suspect lnlumd: Onkeriniured: Incident Type: NulMer of Office.: Arrest Made: Days 3/30/2024 Traffic Stop 2 Evenings ❑ Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Ni hts0 No 0 No 0 No ❑ Synopsis: Officer 1 conducted a traffic stop and had the subject step out of the car as Officer 1 detected an odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. During a search, Officer 1 located a black bag that contained individually packed packages containing marijuana. Once located, Officer 1 walked over to the subject and told him to place his hands behind his back. The subject took off reining, so Officers 1 and 2 pursued on foot and attempted to grab his coat. Officer 1 kept losing grip on the subject while he was running as his coat was starting to come off, so Officer I pulled him down by his hair as Officer 2 had a hold of the back of his jacket and the left side of his body. Once the subject was on the ground, he complied and placed his hands behind his back. Alcoholmrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On 0 Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No 0 Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ SWC Review: Response Type: F y Yes 0 CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Dale: Suspect Injured: Onmerinluted: Inadentrype.. Nuoher of Officers: Anest Mede: Days ❑ 3/31/2024 Disturbance/Fight 3 Evenings 0 Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes 0 Late Ni Ins ❑ No 0 No ® No ❑ syrmpshe The subject was trespassed from a property and refused to leave. Officers 1 and 2 went over to the subject and told him he needed to leave or go to jail. The subject was intoxicated and said he was not leaving. After multiple orders for him to leave, Officer 1 went to place the subject under arrest by grabbing his left arm. The subject tried pushing the officers away, flexing his arms, and coming away. Officers 2 and 3 had a hold both of the subject's arms. Officer 2 eventually pushed the subject against a nearby table. Officer 1 let go of his arms and grabbed both of his legs and pulled him to the ground with assistance from Officers 2 and 3. Once on the ground, the subject wouldn't roll over, so Officer 1 slid their left arm under the subject's left leg and over his right leg with the assistance of Officer 3. Officer I pushed the subject's left leg and pulled his right leg in order to flatten his hips. Once the subject's hips were flat on the ground, Officer I sat on his hips to prevent him from standing up. Officer 1 then used an arm to hook his right arm to bring it behind his back, as Officers 2 and 3 assisted with pulling his arms out from under him. Officer l was able to handcuff and double lock the cuffs. The subject refused to stand up, so Officer 1 had to lift him and escort him to the patrol car. Alceholmmgs Involved: I Mental Health Halsted: Domogaphic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ❑ White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ N o ❑ Yes 11 Yes ❑ Black Male 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On 0 Taser Discharge ❑ NNo 0 Page 9 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 1.4 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa BWC Rarlew: Yes ® Response Typs: Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display❑ CFS Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self-Initiated0 Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less LCthaUOther❑ Watch: Daft: Suspect Injured: Dmcerinjured: Incident Type Number of Offirle cers: Arrest Me: Days ❑ 3/24/2024 Assault 1 Evenings Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes Isle Nights 0 No 0 No ® No ❑ synapsis: The suspect was with a group of people who were suspects in an assault. The officer was already speaking with suspects of that assault and noticed that the subject was with this group of suspects. The officer walked over to the subject and wanted to talk to him. The subject asked why. The officer motioned for the subject to approach. Rangel said why again. The officer did not want to give him the reason because he was standing in the line of people, in case there were more suspects from this assault in line. One male behind the subject motioned for him to go with the officer and told him to do so. The officer told the subject that they needed to speak with him again and told him to come to another area, away from the line. The officer reached out to grab the subject's arm and he pulled away. The officer reached out to grab the subject again and told him to turn around. The subject backed away from the officer and slapped their hands down. The officer told the subject that he was under arrest. The subject kept backing away from the officer and was pulling his arms away. Due to the subject already not listening to commands, physically pulling away, and the belief that he was going to try to run away, the officer wrapped both arms under the subject's arms and took him to the ground. The subject landed on his back and was rolled to his stomach. Another officer placed the subject into handcuffs with his hands behind his back. AlcohogDmgs Involved: Mental Health Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Farce Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Trier Discharge ❑ No ❑ Nog Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ BWC Review: Response Type: P Y Yes o CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No❑ Self -Initiated❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other❑ Watch: Data: suspect Injured: Omcer Injured: Incident Type: Number of ORkers: Arrest Made: Days ❑ 3/9/2024 Traffic Stop 7 Evenings El yes [IYes ❑ Yes Late Nights ® No ® No 0 No O 90"AW Three individuals fled on foot from a traffic stop. All three individuals had a gun history in Iowa City. All three subjects were located walking away from the vehicle on a nearby street. Officers l and 2 exited an unmarked police car wearing an Iowa City Police vest. Officers 1 and 2 pointed their firearms at all three subjects and gave them verbal commands to get on the ground. All three subjects complied subjects x3 . AkohehDrugs Involved: Mental Health Related: Damagmphic Makeup: Typiof pea Used: White Male ❑ White Femalc ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes 0 Yes ❑ Black Male (0) 0 Black Female ❑ Hands On ❑ Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ® Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ BWC Review: Respome Type: Yes 0 CFS ❑ Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Fimm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ® Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks Cl Less LethallOther ❑ Page 10 of 11 FILED Iowa City Police Department MAY 14 2024 City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa Watch: Dad: Suspect Injured: Omcerinlured: Incident Type: Numberof Officer:: Arrest We.. Days ❑ 3/2/2024 Welfare Check 1 Evenings ❑ yes ❑ Yes [2 Yes ❑ Late Nights ® No ® No ® No Synopses: The subject was located unconscious outside of a bar and refused medical attention. After being placed into custody, the Jail requested the subject be medically cleared for jail. While at the hospital, the subject began to refuse to walk on his own and the officer had to strongly grab ahold of his arm to direct him towards the triage room. While there, the subject continued to attempt to stand up and kick his legs, which caused the officer to place an arm diagonally across his chest and apply pressure in order to prevent him from moving while medical staff spoke with him and determined options. This occurred and it appeared at one point that the subject attempted to bite the officer, however the officer continued to hold him in place between a wall and his seat. Eventually he was physically assisted to chair for transport to a hospital room. While in the room, the subject attempted to kick his legs and sit up which caused the officer to physically hold his legs down to the bed at multiple points in order to prevent him from moving as hos ital staff administered medication. AleoholfDrugslmolved: Menudlfealth Relatad: Demographic Wkeup: Type of Force Used: White Male® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display Yes® Yes Black Mate Black Female Hands On® Taser Discharge No ❑ No ® Asian Mate ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ Firearm Display ❑ am Rwtew: Response Type: P Y Yes ® CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lethal/Other ❑ Watch: Dab: suspect Inured: DRkerlaiumd: Incident Type: Numbe,af Calwen: Aneet Made: Days 3/1g/2024 Domestic 2 Evenings ® Yes ❑ Yes ❑ Yes CD Late Nights ❑ 1 No ® No ® No ❑ Synopsis: The subject was told he was under arrest for domestic assault and false imprisonment. The subject was very agitated before and while the officer told hire this. Officer 1 grabbed the subject's right arm, Officer 2 grabbed the subject's left arm and they put his hands behind his back. The subject continued to pull away. The subject was told if he kept resisting, he was going to get another charge. The subject continued to resist. Officer 1 held the subject's right wrist and put pressure on the subject's right elbow and pulled him to the ground. The subject was placed into handcuffs with his hands behind his back. AfeoholMnigslnwhred: Mental Healat Related: Demographic Makeup: Type of Force Used: White Male ® White Female ❑ Animal ❑ Taser Display ❑ Yes ® Yes ❑ Black Male ❑ Black Female ❑ Hands On ® Taser Discharge ❑ No ❑ No ❑ BWC Review: Response type: Display Asian Male ❑ Asian Female ❑ Chemical Irritant ❑ FirearmDis la ❑ Yes E CFS ® Hispanic Male ❑ Hispanic Female ❑ Asp ❑ Firearm Discharge ❑ No ❑ Self -Initiated ❑ Other Male ❑ Other Female ❑ Strikes/Kicks ❑ Less Lcthal/Other❑ Page 11 of 11 COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD OFFICE CONTACTS May 2024 Date Description None June 11, 2024 Mtg Packet COMMUNITY POLICE REVIEW BOARD COMPLAINT DEADLINES CPRB Comolaint #24-02 Filed: 03/08/24 Chief's report due (90 days): 06/06/24 Chief's report filed: 05/13/24 Complainant's response to the Chief's report 06/03/24(due) (21 days to respond, no response received) ??PW24 CPRB meeting #1 (Review): 06/11/24 CPRB meeting #2 (Review): ??/??/24 CPRB report due 09/01/24 (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) CPRB Comolaint #24-05 Filed: 05/28/24 Chief's report due (90 days): 08/26/24 Chief's report filed: ??/??/24 Complainant's response to the Chief's report ??/??/24(due) (21 days to respond, no response received) Chief/City Manager response to the Complainant's response (10 days to respond): ??/??/24 CPRB meeting #1 (Review): ??/??/24 CPRB meeting #2 (Review): ??/??/24 CPRB report due ??/??/24 (90 days from the date of the Chief/City Manager's response to the complainant or Complainant's response deadline if no response received) TENTATIVE MEETING SCHEDULE July 9, 2024 August 13, 2024 September 10, 2024 October 8, 2024