Police Department Policy

UCSF_03.16.05_-_Supervisory_Authority_267857

UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 3.16 Disciplinary Procedures 3.16.5 Supervisory Authority (Revised : 2/2/11) A. Supervisors who personally observe personnel misconduct have the authority to exercise appropriate corrective action . 1. If misconduct is very minor, such as a minor mistake, departure from procedure, or a minor misjudgment, the supervisor will take immediate corrective action in the form of counseling. The supervisor will document the counseling in a memorandum to the member and a copy will be placed in the member’s shift and personnel file. 2. If the misconduct is more serious, the supervisor shall investigate the conduct in question. If the supervisor determines a reprimand is appropriate, s/he shall confer with his/her superior for the purposes of insuring the appropriateness and consistency of their intended actions. The supervisor may also confer with his/her Division Manager to insure the appropriateness and consistency of the intended action. Once this has been determined, the supervisor shall proceed with the recommended discipline. 3. If the supervisor determines the misconduct involves crimin al wrongdoing, or serious misconduct, the complaint will immediately be referred to the Chief of Police. a. In these situations, supervisors will immediately advise their superior of the circumstances surrounding the incident and any action they have taken. b. If a supervisor believes it is necessary to relieve an employee from duty because the conduct observed is extremely serious, or the employee is unfit for duty due to intoxication or other reasons, the supervisor shall immediately relieve the officer of duty and place the officer on investigatory leave in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement/PPSM. The supervisor’s superior shall be informed of the actions immediately and document the actions taken in writing. c. Personnel on investigator y leave shall be placed on a Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm schedule, with one hour off for lunch, unless otherwise directed by the Division Manager and in accordance with General Order 3.43, “Internal Affairs Investigations.” Personnel on administrative leave may be assigned to contact the department on a regular basis as assigned by their Division Manager.

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