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Check out all the Live At 9 interviews from August 21, 2019. Civilian Law Enforcement Review Board New research revealed that the number of civilians dying at the hands of police is on the rise in Memphis. The Bluff City ranks 17th among United States cities with six police killings in 2018. The Civilian Law […]

Access remains a touchy issue, brought under even more scrutiny after it was revealed there had been more than 40 incidents where police body cameras were not recording during police interactions with the public.

CLERB recently asked Rallings to overturn internal affairs rulings in four cases and suggested he look at disciplining the officers, change police or require sensitivity training. He refused to do that.

One woman’s case shows the process of police excessive force complaints taken to the Citizen Law Enforcement Review Board.

CLERB will take their findings to Director Rallings. He should have some kind of response by the next CLERB meeting.

What happens when you file a police complaint? We follow a woman who says police went overboard.

Only Council Chairman Kemp Conrad voted against it

CLERB will be discussed at the first meeting in August.

One by one citizens told the City Council they didn’t trust Memphis Police or Internal Affairs to properly handle complaints

A judge may settle the debate over whether the board investigating complaints against Memphis Police can request subpoenas

But will it really improve the relationship between police and the public?