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Results of Stop The Result of Stop refers to what occurred after the RIPA stop was completed. Warning (80.5%) was the most common Result of Stop followed by Citation or Infraction (11.2%). Figure 4 below shows the Results of Stop by perceived race. Figure 4 Result of Stop 100% 0% 8 ' 80% 70% 60% ■White 50% ■Pacific Islander 40% 30% ■Native American 20% 10% ■Multiracial 0% Middle Eastern or South Asian ea e\ea e� �a�ca yac� °�o ■Hispanic/Latino(a) c Q J e5 \o` \��C.° 4, 6c,° 0 QJ� \c�� ` ■Black/African American Kp °tea �\e\i, \e� yt \ac °t ■Asian Issues of race and policing have shown to be of great interest as feelings of biased based policing can erode the community's trust and confidence in the department. To trust the data, one must know the data is accurate. To that end, the department conducted a random sample of 5% or 519 of the RIPA forms by comparing the information on the form to what was observed on the officer's body-worn camera and found the data on the form accurately reflected what was observed on the video. The audit found some keying errors and training opportunities; however, in most cases, the errors did not impact the statistical outcome. In one relevant example, the number of "patrol car detentions" are lower than reportedly occurred as one officer indicated a "patrol car detention" occurred since the stop was made by a patrol car when the intent of this action is to record when a subject is detained inside the police vehicle. Community Advisory Board The Community Advisory Board (CAB) recently completed its first two-year term after being established in September 2021. During these two years, the CAB provided input and expertise on several topics including police officer recruitment, use of technology, mental health, homelessness, traffic safety, militarized equipment, the community survey on policing and use of force. Several of the ideas from the CAB were put into practice and informed the policies or practices of the police department. Page 8 of 10