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Date: THE OUTLOOK
Edition: THURS • f'!AR 2 8 , 1991
Front Section, Page 7
Trtle: POLICE CHIEF DARYL F. GATJ
CIVIL RIGHTS
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Submitting Office:
LOS ANGELES
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LOS ANGELES
Police Chief Daryl F. Gates unveils his plan Wednesday.
• A five-member panel to be formed to study the police
department's training and procedures relating to use of
force.
• The department's chief psychologist to prepare a profile of
the officers involved in the Rodney King incident.
• Cmdr. Mike Bostic to examine the department's use of force
policies, procedures and training, and to compare them to
complaints of excessive force.
• Cmdr. Rick Dinse, of the chiefs office, to act as Gates'
representative for both the criminal and administrative investigations,
to act as a liaison between the department
and other agencies conducting those probes. ·-
• Develop a high-ranking command duty officer program, in
which a command officer would be assigned during night
and morning watch shifts to oversee and inspect field
operations, making unannounced inspections.
• Implement a 24-hour hot line telephone number - (800)
339-6868 - that can be called by anyone in. the 213 or
818 area codes, starting Friday afternoon. The hot line
number to be staffed by Internal Affairs Division personnel
to field complaints of excessive force by police.