Accountability Board takes close look at viral video of…
A Baltimore City Council Public Safety hearing discussed a viral video showing an officer chasing a pedestrian in his police cruiser, leading to the suspension of the officer and raising concerns about police accountability and transparency.
Key Facts
- Officer Robert Parks was suspended for chasing a pedestrian in his vehicle
- The Police Accountability Board aims to be independent with subpoena and investigative powers
Incident Details
| Location | City, State (Baltimore) |
| Department | Baltimore City Police Department |
| Officers Involved | Robert Parks (suspended) |
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