The department presented added definitions of probable cause and reasonable suspicion, updated references to body-worn cameras, removed the district hospital, and added searches under a valid search warrant. Staff said body cavity searches are not done and strip-type searches are very rare but need a protocol, which accreditation standards also require.
Members asked about wording (officer safety, false versus fictitious claims, the closed-container language, consent, and the list of containers that may be opened for inventory). Staff answered that inventory searches are administrative, that electronics are secured and then need a warrant or consent, and that warrants can take days and must be returned to the judge within five days.
On a motion and second the Commission approved the policy unanimously; staff will clean up grammar and phrasing without substantive changes.