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2004-132
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12/7/2007
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2004
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any criminal charge against him shali be advised of his constitutional rights before any <br />questioning starts. <br />SECTION 3: Before an employee may be charged with any violation of the Rules and <br />Regulations for a refusal to answer questions or participate in any investigation, he <br />shall be advised that his refusal to answer such questions or participate in such <br />investigation wilf be the basis of such a charge. <br />SECTION 4: Quesfioning or interviewing of an employee in the course of an internal <br />investigation will be conducted at hours reasonable related to the emplayee's shift, <br />unless operational necessities require otherwise. Interrogation sessions shall be for <br />reasonable periods of time, and time shall be provided for rest periods and attendance <br />to physical necessities. In addition, tapes will only be made by the City. The Dispatcher <br />and his attorney may have access to the tapes, if approved by the Law Director, <br />Prosecutor's Office, or the Civit Service Commission. Employees may have a transcript <br />of such recording at the employee's expense. <br />SECTION 5: An employee will be informed of the nature of the investigation of himself <br />prior to any questioning. If the employee being questioned is, at that time, a witness <br />and not under investigation, he shall be so advised. <br />SECTION 6: The official personne( fiie will be located in the office of the Chief of <br />Police. No notice will be required fo inspect the file by the employee, except that the <br />employee is limited to fifteen (15) minutes of the shift. The employee may inspec# his <br />file during non-working hours, but in any event shauld the Chief of Police or his <br />Secretary not be available upon a file inspection visit, his inability to inspect the file at <br />that time shall not be the basis of a grievance. The City shall insure that a11 documents <br />placed in the employees' official personnei file shali be first initialed and dated by the <br />employee concerned. The initialing of any materiai to be placed into any employees' <br />personnel record will not indicate an agreement by the employee as to the contents of <br />the material, but does acknowledge he has seen it. <br />SECTION 7: The employee shall be informed of the nature of the investigation prior to <br />any questioning and shall be informed, to the extent known at the time, whether the <br />investigation is focused on the member for a potential charge. If the employee requests <br />it, he shall be given brief time prior to any questioning to locate and review any <br />documents he possesses regarding the event(s) being investigated in order to fully <br />prepare himself to accurately and completeiy respond to the questioning. An <br />investigating officer may accompany the member during his brief search and review of <br />documents. The Employee shall have a reasonable time period in which to obtain legal <br />counsel or a representative of the bargaining unit. <br />SECTION 8: If the employee about to be interrogated sha(I be under arrest, or is a <br />suspect in a criminal investigation and the answers which the employee is asked to
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