Washington Twp. Police Score Perfect on ACLU Test
A Washington Township Police Officer correctly answered five out of five questions about filing complaints against police.
The Washington Township Police Department was one of 121 in New Jersey that got a "perfect score" in a recent test from the ACLU. Volunteers from the ACLU called almost 500 police departments across the state and asked five questions about residents filing complaints against police, according to a report released last week. When a volunteer called Washington Township Police, the officer who answered the call answered all the questions correctly, according to the report. Police Chief Randy Ciocco said that the department has spent a lot of time "to get the whole internal affairs process down pat." "If there's a complaint, our officers are trained to take it," Ciocco said. "I'm very happy that whoever took the call did the right thing." …
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Luis Reyes
11:05 am on Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Yes, there are good PO and very bad ones too. If they gives their lives is because that is the line of work they had chosen. Nobody asked them to do so, it was there decision. more ›