The San Diego City Council on Tuesday approved a response to a grand jury report that criticizes the city’s rollout of a voter-approved police oversight commission.
The Commission on Police Practices (CPP) was established after 2020’s Measure B, which passed with 75% of the vote. The measure gave the commission new powers to conduct independent investigations into officer misconduct complaints.
Police reform advocates have long accused the city of slow-rolling Measure B’s implementation. The CPP lacked a quorum for years and went through several leadership changes before the current executive director was hired in January…