Minneapolis police appoint civilians to lead internal…
The Minneapolis Police Department has appointed civilians to lead two bureaus focused on officer conduct and community trust, marking a significant step in police reform efforts following the death of Freddie Gray.
Key Facts
- Civilians Ayodele Famodu and Ganesha Martin have been appointed as chiefs of Internal Affairs Bureau and Constitutional Policing Bureau respectively
- This is the first time civilians hold such high-ranking positions for the department
Incident Details
| Location | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Department | Minneapolis Police Department |
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