Office of Police Conduct Review

The Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR) is a neutral agency. We investigate allegations of police misconduct made to the City of Minneapolis.

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Complaint review process

We review your complaint and recommend one of four actions.

Research and study reports

Our office conducts projects independently and we collaborate with other departments.

History of civilian oversight in Minneapolis

Learn about the evolution of civilian oversight since the 1990s.

Police Conduct Review Panel

We explain who serves on the panel and how they are selected.

Police conduct resources

You can get learn how to file misconduct complaints for officers in other jurisdictions.

Case information

You can read about the cases selected by the Police Conduct Oversight Commission.

Mission and vision

Mission: Promote adherence to the highest standard of police conduct and foster mutual respect between the Minneapolis Police Department and the community it serves by fairly, objectively, and neutrally investigating complaints that allege misconduct by Minneapolis Police officers.

Vision: To embed significant positive cultural changes in interactions between police officers and the community that will enhance and retain mutual respect and compassion.

Objectives

  • Assuring that police services are delivered in a lawful and nondiscriminatory manner
  • Providing the public meaningful participatory oversight of police misconduct
  • Investigating complaints of misconduct on the part of officers of the Minneapolis Police Department

Contact us

Office of Police Conduct Review

Imani Jaafar

Director

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Address

City Hall
350 Fifth St. S., Room 239
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Office hours

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday