Wiki source code of AB 11 Internal Affairs and Criminal Investigations
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1 | **Washington County Sheriff's Office** | ||
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3 | **ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION** | ||
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5 | Policy Manual | ||
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8 | Volume: AB | ||
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10 | Services and Programs | ||
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12 | Chapter: 11 | ||
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14 | Internal Affairs and Criminal Investigations | ||
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17 | Replaces and/or Supersedes: | ||
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19 | None. | ||
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21 | Published: | ||
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23 | 04/11/2012 | ||
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25 | Review Date: | ||
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27 | 04/11/2013 | ||
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30 | Sheriff Cory C. Pulsipher | ||
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32 | Undersheriff Bart Bailey | ||
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35 | __**TABLE OF CONTENTS**__ | ||
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37 | AB 11_101 Definitions | ||
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39 | AB 11_102 General | ||
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42 | **AB 11_101 __DEFINITIONS__** | ||
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44 | 1. WCSO: Washington County Sheriff's Office | ||
45 | 1. PCF: Purgatory Correctional Facility | ||
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47 | **AB 11_102 __GENERAL__** | ||
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49 | 1. Policy: | ||
50 | 11. Internal investigations on WCSO employees should be conducted only with authorization from the Sheriff and under direction of the County Attorney's Office. | ||
51 | 11. Criminal investigations on WCSO employees should be deferred to an external (non-WCSO) agency. | ||
52 | 11. A separate internal investigation by the WCSO may be conducted while an external investigation is still ongoing. Internal investigators shall not interfere with the external investigation and shall not share Garrity-protected information with external investigators. | ||
53 | 1. Rationale: | ||
54 | 11. An investigation of an employee's suspected criminal actions will provide information necessary for the WCSO to prepare for potential litigation. | ||
55 | 11. An external investigation of an employee's suspected criminal actions may be considered more credible. | ||
56 | 11. The interference or sharing of information by internal investigators could compromise the integrity of an external investigation. |