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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Anti-Racism: Roundtable #1 September 22, 2020 Use Q&A to publicly post a question to the panelists may be answered during the roundtable Use Chat to send a private message to the

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Anti-Racism: Roundtable #1

September 22, 2020

  • Use “Q&A” to publicly post a question to the

panelists – may be answered during the roundtable

  • Use “Chat” to send a private message to the

panelists – for private follow-up after the roundtable

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POLICING & REFORM

Chief A. Kevin Kennedy Lincoln Police Department September 22, 2020

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Mission

  • Enhance the quality of life in Lincoln to create a safe

and secure environment.

  • Respect, dignity and compassion for all.
  • Enforce the laws in a fair, impartial and professional

manner.

  • Engage the community so that we remain responsive

to its needs.

  • Help meet the human and social needs of our teens,

families, and seniors.

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Culture

Community Service Oriented Policing

  • Connecting individuals to resources and

service providers through our partnerships.

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Law Enforcement Partnerships

  • Middlesex District Attorney’s Office
  • State Police Detective Unit
  • Hanscom Security Forces – Office of Special

Investigations

  • Minuteman National Park
  • Central Middlesex Police Partnerships
  • Northeastern Massachusetts Law

Enforcement Council (NEMLEC)

  • Massachusetts State Police

– Concord – Hanscom

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Partnerships

  • Town Departments
  • Mental Health
  • Substance Abuse
  • Domestic Violence
  • Hanscom Family Advocacy
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Programs

  • School Resource Officer
  • Lincoln Outreach Program
  • COA Talks
  • Prescription Drug Disposal
  • Domestic Violence Services Network
  • Diversion – C4RJ
  • Traffic Monitoring Program
  • Suburban Middlesex County Drug Task Force
  • Northeastern Massachusetts Law

Enforcement Council (NEMLEC)

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Practices

  • Traffic Stops
  • Arrest vs. Summons
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Motor Vehicle Stops January 2018 – June 30, 2020

26 0% 461 - 5% 806 - 9% 196 2% 612 - 6% 6,579 - 70% 779 - 8%

American Indian Asian Black Middle Eastern Hispanic White unknown

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Summons Data January 2018 – June 30, 2020

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

Asian Black Hispanic White Other Motor Vehicle 12 61 161 141 3 Incident/Investigation 1 4 2 25

Axis Title

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Arrest Data January 2018 – June 30, 2020

10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Asian Black Hispanic White Other Motor Vehicle 5 7 17 62 2 Incident/Investigation 6 6 28 Warrant 2 15 14 31 1

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Practices

Policy & Procedures – MPAC

  • Use of Force
  • Duty to Intervene
  • Report of Suspicious Persons
  • Biased Based Policing

Legal Updates – MPTC & DA’s Office Prosecution & Search Warrants – DA Review

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Trainings

  • MPTC Requirements
  • District Attorney’s Office
  • Fair & Impartial Policing
  • Procedural Justice
  • Crisis Intervention - PTSD
  • De-escalation - ICAT
  • Use of Force & Simulator
  • Police Interactions with Youth
  • Domestic Violence – Advocacy
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Recent Trainings

  • Netflix: 13th
  • Racial Profiling
  • Fair & Impartial Policing
  • Use of Force Policy Review

– Legal Counsel

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Future

  • Recruitment
  • Community Engagement - Workshops
  • Cruiser & Body-Worn Cameras
  • Policies & Procedures – Police Practices
  • Best Practices
  • Police Reform
  • Trainings
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Lincoln Police Budget

  • What is our current Police Department

budget?

  • $1,784,000 (FY21)

→ Personnel: $1,665,000 (93%) → Expenses: $118,000 (7%)

  • What are the operational priorities that

drive the budget?

  • Appropriate staffing

→ 13 sworn officers → 2 officer shifts → Reliance on mutual aid and

  • utside partnerships
  • Training

→ Addressed by Chief Kennedy

  • Proper equipment
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Lincoln Police Budget

  • How are budget priorities established?
  • Roles of Chief and his team; Town

Administrator; Select Board; Finance Committee and Town Meeting

  • To what degree are there discretionary

funds in the Police Budget?

  • Very limited.
  • Lion share spent on people, cruisers

and training.

  • What role does the Lincoln Police

Department play in support of the social services agencies of the Town?

  • Integral role, in close partnership with

COA, School Department, and various public and private organizations.