Beginning next year, upon request of a law enforcement agency, the state is also supposed to begin reviewing the local agency's use of force policy and make recommendations. Read more ⤵️
California Department of Justice agents realized they were short-handed just hours after a Los Angeles police officer shot and killed an unarmed man on Hollywood Boulevard.
For decades, police oversight in California began and ended within a local department. Rarely did the state step in. California's Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training missed its deadline this year to get police departments up to speed on newly-required bias screening for police applicants. The commission has also been given new authority to decertify police officers, a responsibility that is reshaping the previously low-profile commission.
Becerra complained about that discrepancy to the bill's author, Democrat Assemblymember Kevin McCarty of Sacramento. When reminded of the 2021 letter he received from Becerra asking for more money, McCarty was still skeptical. The department had 5,008 employees in June, according to the Controller's Office. The Department of Justice declined to provide the number of employees in each job category, including those who would be assigned to officer-involved shooting investigations.
In May 2022, the agency's final changes were approved by its oversight commission. Now, as the Legislature rushes to reinstate the bias screening mandate, the commission is expecting the regulation to go into effect by Aug. 1. Several states, including Mississippi, Alabama and Montana, already have decertification processes in place.While police decertification is one of the most significant changes the commission has undergone, some are raising concerns about whether the state is overloading the agency, which is overseen by a board that meets a few times a year.
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