Clermont City Zoning Code
CHAPTER 641
POLICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT1
Cross reference— Consolidated city and police special service district boundaries, § 111-1; police protection charge on nonlocal governmental property, § 121-301 et seq.; law enforcement fund, § 135-291 et seq.; law enforcement continuing education program fee, § 135-401 et seq.; police and fire pension supplemental trust, § 135-701 et seq.; police special services branch petty cash fund, § 135-801 et seq.; Indianapolis police department, ch. 253; office of sheriff, § 281-611 et seq.; forensic services agency, § 283-311 et seq.; traffic, ch. 441; motor vehicles, ch. 611; alarm systems, ch. 811.
Sec. 641-1.- Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section.
Law enforcement officer means and includes any sworn member of the Indianapolis metropolitan police department, and any person granted law enforcement authority by any other officer or employee of Indianapolis or Marion County to whom law enforcement power has been lawfully granted.
Law enforcement agency means and includes the Indianapolis metropolitan police department, Indiana state police, and the police agencies of all included and excluded cities and towns within the boundaries of Marion County.
(Code 1975, § 23½-37; G.O. 110, 2005, § 49; G.O. 47, 2009, § 51)
Cross reference— Definitions generally, ch. 102.
Sec. 641-2. - Evidence to be forwarded to grand jury.
Any law enforcement agency which conducts any investigation of a human fatality which appears to be the result of action taken by a law enforcement officer shall forward all evidence gathered in such investigation to the Marion County Grand Jury for review. In addition, any person or agency which employs a law enforcement officer whose actions appear to have been the cause of a human fatality shall forward all evidence in its possession concerning such matter to the Marion County Grand Jury.
(Code 1975, § 23½-38)
Sec. 641-3. - Grand jury review of police action fatalities.
The Marion County Grand Jury is hereby authorized to make a written report of its factual findings in any investigation of a human fatality, which fatality appears to be the result of the action of a law enforcement officer. Copies of such report shall be furnished to the officer, mayor of the City of Indianapolis, Marion County Prosecutor, president of the city-county council, and chief of the law enforcement agency employing such officer.
(Code 1975, § 23½-39)