10/23
CPC statement on OPA investigation findings
The findings by the Office of Police Accountability (OPA) demonstrate what our community has known for a long time – the Seattle Police Department (SPD) used excessive force against protesters. Despite the sustained findings released today, there are [...]
10/19
Apply now: CPC seeking new commissioners
The events in Seattle and around the country this summer have put a spotlight on the need to rethink policing. The Community Police Commission and many community groups in our area have been fighting for police accountability for years, but we need [...]
9/23
Standing with the family of Breonna Taylor
A message from CPC Interim Executive Director Brandy Grant: I heard my grandmother’s voice today as clear as ever from her home in Louisville, and she reminded me that a bruised reed will not break, and a dimly burning wick will not extinguish. [...]
9/18
CPC statement on Office of Police Accountability investigations
The Community Police Commission is currently reviewing the Office of Police Accountability’s (OPA’s) findings following their investigation of police conduct during recent protests. It is important to note that even though an OPA investigation may [...]
8/18
CPC recommends City of Seattle end attempts to subpoena journalists
UPDATE: On September 21, 2020 the City of Seattle withdrew the subpoena mentioned below. Read their statement here. The following letter was sent to Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes by the Seattle Community Police Commission on August 17, 2020: City [...]