No State Employee shall retaliate against, punish, or penalize any person for complaining to, cooperating with, or assisting with an investigation or inquiry by a State Agency, the OEIG, ISP DII, or law enforcement. 3. font-size: 18px; Thats when Williams said he grabbed his gun because it was weighing down his pants and placed a foot on Nocentillis right arm. Assuming it was a burglar, Williams said his police instincts pushed him to fasten his gun to his jogging pants and confront the thief, Bryant Nocentilli. Washington and Taylor are alleged associates of the Rack City faction belonging to another faction of the PBSN. ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C. (WITN) - The Roanoke Rapids Police Chief and Captain were terminated from their roles after an internal investigation this week. Police officers have been busted before for sending bigoted messages to each other. Plaintiff maintains a division of internal investigation (Division) that is responsible for investigations, both criminal and noncriminal, of misconduct committed by plaintiff's employees. Because State Agencies with Agency Inspectors General benefit from receiving inspector general services that are specific to that State Agency, State Agencies with Agency Inspectors General shall continue to employ their respective Agency Inspector General and related staff, and shall continue to be responsible for all costs associated with the operations and activities of their respective Agency Inspector General and related staff. Non-law enforcement State Employees shall be advised not to disturb the scene until law enforcement personnel arrive. The Toll Free Hotline for the OIG is 1-866-814-1113 and the general number is 1-312-814-5600. If any part of this Executive Order is found invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. Central District of Illinois | Illinois Prison Guard Sentenced to 20 Roanoke Rapids police chief and captain fired after investigation. IE 11 is not supported. On January 4th an ISP Trooper initiated a traffic stop of a vehicle traveling with one headlight on 100 North near Illinois 242, in Wayne County. If an incident has, or appears to have occurred the matter should be treated as follows: a. Patient/Resident/Inmate Abuse or Neglect: Upon receiving notification of alleged abuse to a patient, resident, or inmate in a State Agency facility by State Employees, the administrator of the relevant facility shall immediately: i. LITCHFIELD - The Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Internal Investigation (DII) continues its investigation into an officer-involved shooting in Litchfield. Police said the man was not breathing and had apparent stab wounds on his body. The person fled when officers arrived and attempted to hijack a vehicle using a weapon. LITCHFIELD - The Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Internal Investigation (DII) is investigating an officer involved shooting in Litchfield. Attorneys Timothy A. Bass and Eugene L. Miller . 3. Ford did not respond to emailed requests to speak with The Associated Press. The government is represented by Assistant U.S. A supervisor must promptly report all incidents of attempted bribery to the ISP/DII. Reports or Notification to the OIG may be made through the Inspector General, any Deputy Inspector General, or the Director of Investigations for the Office of Executive Inspector General. UPDATED: Jerseyville Police Provide Information On Crash, Man Airlifted By ARCH To St. Louis, Edwardsville Wins Triad Invitational, Area Teams Have Good Showings At Large Meet, Roland Prenzler Has Big Day: Sullivan, Kennedy, Sacha, Earn Golds In Ohio Valley Conference Meet, Raoul, Durbin Call On FDA To Consider Juul Settlement In E-cigarette Regulations, L&C Offers All Paralegal Courses In Eight-Week Format For Summer, Attorney General Raoul Offers Tips On Recycling, Donating Electronics Items. The knowing provision of false information to the OEIG and/or Ethics Officer by any State Employee shall be cause for discipline, up to and including discharge. .live_now_title{ Rodriguez, Cremer and Fike were each charged with one count of official misconduct and one count of battery. In particular, each Agency shall make its premises, equipment, personnel, books, records, and papers readily available to the Inspector General. U.S. Attorney's Office, Northern District of Illinois, Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (LECC), Nine Individuals Charged and Arrested on Various Firearms, Drug, and Fraud Charges, Chicago Man Indicted for Firearms Trafficking and Selling Machine Gun Conversion Devices, California Man Arrested for Trafficking 91 Kilograms of Cocaine Worth $1.8 Million, Wives of Convicted Drug Traffickers Plead Guilty to Laundering Drug Proceeds. Any initial action taken should be limited to assessing whether the conduct described has occurred. Headlines for Tuesday, January 10. Copyright 2023 RiverBender.com All rights reserved. February 27, 2019 / 12:14 PM Officials have named 17 officers who sent text messages, including the president of the Antioch police union, although Contra Costa Countys public defender said that nearly half of the 100-officer department was included in the text chains. The public is reminded that an indictment is not evidence of guilt. The Antioch City Council unanimously approved audits of the police departments internal affairs unit, its hiring and promotional practices and its department culture. LITCHFIELD, Ill. (WAND) Illinois State Police is investigating a shooting by officers in Litchfield. Williams said it sounded like a burglary in progress, so he holstered his personal gun and started poking around. To clarify the duties and responsibilities of the OIG and the ISP/DII, I hereby establish the following procedures for investigating and reporting allegations of misconduct by state office holders and employees, vendors of the State, and incidents at State facilities. ADOPTION OF A CODE OF PERSONAL CONDUCT. Chris Koziol. He pleaded guilty in January to felony counts of residential burglary and resisting a peace officer, Cook County court records show. VIII. LIVE NOW: Our Daily Show! Executive Order Updating And Strengthening Administrative Order 6 (2003), WHEREAS, the Governor has the constitutional authority, pursuant to Section 2 of Article XIII of the Illinois Constitution, to establish and enforce ethical standards for the executive branch; and, WHEREAS, the Governors authority under Section 2 of Article XIII of the Illinois Constitution allows the Governor to establish and enforce ethical standards above and beyond those already provided by legislation, regulation, or any employment contract (see Illinois State Employees Association v. Walker, 57 Ill. 2d 512 (1974)); and, WHEREAS, the Governors enforcement power under Section 2 of Article XIII of the Illinois Constitution includes without limitation the ability to impose appropriate discipline on employees properly found to have engaged in misconduct; and, WHEREAS, the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act (5 ILCS 430) (the Ethics Act) established the Office of Executive Inspector General for the Agencies of the Illinois Governor (OEIG) to investigate misconduct in agencies, boards, and commissions under the jurisdiction of the Governor; and, WHEREAS, the Department of State Police Law (20 ILCS 2605/2605-50) established the Illinois State Police, Division of Internal Investigation (ISP DII) to initiate internal State Police investigations and to investigate allegations of criminal misconduct in agencies, boards, and commissions under the jurisdiction of Governor; and, WHEREAS, Administrative Order 6 (2003) purported to clarify the duties and responsibilities of the OEIG and the ISP DII, and to set forth procedures for investigating and reporting allegations of misconduct by State officeholders, appointees, employees, and vendors, as well as incidents at State facilities; and.