Members of the new federal monitoring team overseeing Cleveland police reforms met with the city's public safety committee Wednesday morning.
CLEVELAND — Members of the new federal monitoring team overseeing Cleveland police reforms met with Cleveland City Council's Public Safety Committee for the first time Wednesday morning.
Racine, Washington D.C.'s first elected Attorney General, was appointed to take over as the third Federal Monitor by U.S. District Court Judge Solomon Oliver, Jr. in April. He praised the city for finalizing new policies, improving the quality of training, and hiring Dr. Leigh Anderson to oversee the implementation of the city's federal consent decree.
During the meeting, council members peppered the new team with questions about how the city can reach full compliance with the consent decree and how much reforms will cost taxpayers.
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