Richmond’s Community Police Review Commission is urging the City Council to hire an investigations officer who can dig into a growing backlog of complaints alleging police misconduct.
The job pays between $61 and $97 per hour and there have been nearly 100 applicants, but only about a dozen of them might be considered qualified, according to Assistant City Attorney Bruce Soublet.
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