Disciplinary Actions Overview – Rockford Police Department

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    Over the past decade, the Rockford Police Department has faced several instances of officer misconduct, including cases of sexual assault, excessive use of force, and violations of departmental policies. Specific statistics on the total number of disciplinary actions are not publicly disclosed. Common violations include excessive force and unprofessional conduct. Disciplinary measures range from administrative leave and mandatory training to termination of employment. Use-of-force incidents have led to both internal investigations and public scrutiny. The department has also faced criticism for policies that may hinder the investigation and discipline of officer misconduct, such as requiring sworn affidavits for complaints, which can discourage reporting. ([illinoispolicy.org](https://www.illinoispolicy.org/reports/police-union-contracts-hinder-discipline-in-illinois-biggest-cities-2/?utm_source=openai))

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