PG 202-15 COMMAND INTEGRITY CONTROL OFFICER Flashcards
(37 cards)
- Develop and maintain:
a. An Integrity Control Program suitable and responsive to command conditions and
b. A comprehensive overtime control plan which includes an audit and review process.
COMMAND INTEGRITY CONTROL OFFICER PERFORM
- Perform NO DUTIES other than integrity control.
2. Perform duty regularly in one command.
- Make recommendations to commanding officer concerning
integrity control.
- Observe command conditions and visit corruption prone locations
frequently, at irregular hours. Keep commanding officer advised of conditions and possible corruption hazards.
- Visit command’s
holding cells,
detective holding cells,
emergency rooms and hospitalized prisoner rooms.
- Assist commanding officer in developing sources of information regarding
integrity and corruption by maintaining rapport with members of the service (uniformed and civilian) and private citizens.
- Instruct uniformed members of the service, during roll call training, on the proper methods of identifying, reporting and combating corruption.
on the proper methods of identifying, reporting and combating corruption.
- Provide advice to commanding officers/unit commanders concerning
appropriate penalties for violations of Department regulations.
- Conduct investigations and submit reports in response to official communications received from the
Internal Affairs Bureau and patrol borough investigations units when so assigned by commanding officer.
- Compile, maintain and update “Confidential Performance Profile” of subordinate members. Verify the “Profile”
annually with the Central Personnel Index of the Personnel Bureau, and forward all necessary “Profile” information to member’s commanding officer when member is transferred.
- Confer with all sergeants upon their assignment to the command and annually thereafter, apprising them of those members of the command who have significant
negative information in their “Confidential Performance Profile.”
- Conduct CPI check when new
members are assigned to command.
- As ICO you should also Inspect the following
time cards, overtime records, property records, minor violations log, vending machine ledgers, etc.
- Maintain records concerning the Integrity Control Program including a “Integrity Monitoring File” (see A.G. 322-33).
- Maintain records concerning the Integrity Control Program including a “Integrity Monitoring File” (see A.G. 322-33).
- Review records relating to court appearances resulting in.
overtime
- Inspect and sign ACTIVITY LOG (PD112-145) of.
sergeants
- Inform local businessmen of Departmental policy and provisions of the
Penal Law, concerning corruption and gratuities.
- Develop liaison with Internal Affairs Bureau and patrol borough investigations units to exchange
information for self initiated anticorruption programs.
[IO 38(08)] 20. Review Command Log entries regarding invoiced property daily and if any property is stored in the command in excess (30) days,
consult with the operations coordinator, desk officer etc., to determine if an integrity or corruption hazard exists. If so, brief the executive officer/commanding officer and take appropriate action to correct the situation.
- Notify patrol borough investigations unit concerned regarding
self initiated cases
- Verify Identification Section’s printout of
Criminal History Record Inquiries (name checks).
[IO 49(09)] 23. Ensure the annual issuance and collection of the NYPD Restricted Parking Permits (Misc23N) is in compliance with
Interim Order 49, series 2009, “Distribution and Use of NYPD Restricted Parking Permits.
a. Maintain a record of the issuance and return of the NYPD Restricted Parking Permits in a command Parking Permits Log as follows:
- Check equipment and supplies regarding misuse or misappropriation.
- Ascertain that computer security and integrity is maintained, including all
official Department recorded media or recorded media coming into possession of the Department as evidence or for investigative purposes (e.g. video tape, photographic images or pictures, audio recordings, electronic or internet files, etc.).