NYC Orders Quicker Probes of Alleged Police Misconduct

The video explains the NYPD's system for handling cases involving substantial injury to civilians. It outlines the immediate decision-making process regarding officer modification or suspension, which is typically made by the police commissioner within 48 hours. The video also discusses exceptional situations that may require more time, such as involvement from a District Attorney. Finally, it covers the timeline for the Internal Affairs Bureau to complete its investigation and the disciplinary process, which should be concluded in two weeks or less.

What is the immediate decision process regarding an officer's status in cases of substantial injury?

What are the possible outcomes for an officer in a case of substantial injury to a civilian?

What is the standard time frame for the police Commissioner to make a decision in cases involving substantial injury to a civilian?

What might cause an extension of the standard 48-hour decision period?

What is the expected duration for the Internal Affairs Bureau to complete its full investigation?