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On July 1,police use deadly forcea new state agency was mandated to begin investigating the case, but in reality for several months. I don't seem to be ready.
"There's a lot to do. It's incredibly difficult to set up an office from scratch," Governor Jay Inslee appointed to lead the new agency, KING5's Independent Research Bureau. Roger Rogoff said. report.
Under current law, if a police officeruses a deadly force, a detective from a surrounding agency will investigate the case and ask a county prosecutor to decide to prosecute. To do.
A teenage girl in Washington was shot and killed while in a car, police say
passed last year Under the law, the new agency will conduct investigations into the use of deadly forces by authorized police officers. These investigations will be presented to the county prosecutor.
Delayed police use of deadly force investigations.
Rogoff said it was not clear how his agency would handle future investigations. There are dozens of positions, policies, and procedures to fill out. The agency does not have a permanent workspace.
A Washington man jumped into a beverage cart and attempted a half-hearted flight, admitting to plunge the plane
It's important to hurry, saying Rogoff is doing too much work.
"If you start the investigation when you're not ready, I think we'll fall out of the gate," Rogoff said.
A teenage girl in Washington was shot and killed while in a car, police said
in King County Rogoff, a former prosecutor and judge of the High Court, said. The judicial systemis due to the kind of changes that may arise from his new institution.
