George Perezvelez

The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office has not investigated six deaths since 2010, all of which occurred in-police custody.

The Berkeley Police Review Commission met Wednesday night to discuss Berkeley Police Department’s staging practices during the December 2014 protests and changes to regulations for handling complaints against members of the police department.

The city Police Review Commission met Wednesday night and discussed concerns regarding the Berkeley Police Department’s lack of implementation and reaction toward the commission’s recommendations.

The recommendations continue to address concerns about Berkeley Police Department’s response to the Black Lives Matter protests last December.

Members of the public and city commissioners questioned a Berkeley Police Department report Wednesday, with some saying the report misrepresented events during the December Black Lives Matter protests.

Berkeley’s police oversight committee reviewed police documents at its meeting Wednesday night as part of its ongoing investigation into police action during Berkeley’s Black Lives Matter protests in December.

The Police Review Commission — an independent civilian oversight committee appointed by City Council — hosted its Wednesday meeting at the campus Booth Auditorium in hopes to create more accessibility for the community, especially for students.

The city’s Police Review Commission spent the majority of its Wednesday night meeting deliberating and amending a declaration stating that none of the commissioners leaked information regarding an in-custody death case to The Daily Californian.

Police officers were once again in attendance at the regular meeting of Berkeley’s independent police review board on Wednesday night, following their absence at prior commission meetings after The Daily Californian published confidential information from the in-custody death case of Kayla Moore.