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Quentin Lindley

Quentin Lindley  is the Executive Assistant to the Executive Director of the Atlanta Citizen Review Board. Lindley assists the Executive Director and the staff with a multitude of tasks within ACRB's City Hall office and helps to ensure that citizen’s complaints about the Atlanta Police Department or Atlanta Corrections Department are heard.
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Medical Records

The Importance of Medical Records by Executive Director Lee Reid If you were injured during an encounter with an Atlanta police or corrections officer that required medical attention, it is critically important that the ACRB receive your medical records from your medical provider. Your medical records related to your injuries can provide the support needed […]
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Anonymous Complaints

Don’t let fear stop you from doing the right thing. Report police misconduct. If you are afraid to file a misconduct complaint against an Atlanta police officer, file your complaint anonymously with these helpful tips. To file anonymously, click https://publicportatl.atlantaga.gov/#/.  
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Tips for Interacting with APD Mounted Patrol

Tips for Interacting with APD Mounted Patrol by ACRB Executive Director Lee Reid As a civilian oversight agency, we accept a wide range of complaints that involve the actions of police officers and the tools and methods they use in the performance of their duties. Many years ago, while working for my former agency, we […]
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Does Summertime Bring “Criminal” Heat?

By: Melissa Jean-Baptiste When you imagine summertime, you may think of sweltering hot heat, children playing in the neighborhood streets, or even a nice family vacation. Officers around the country have a different idea of what summer looks like to them — and if you ask one, they might say when they think of summer, […]
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Elementor #15233

"I Am - Somebody" Why ACRB Mediation Matters “I Am – Somebody!” Why ACRB Mediation Matters By ACRB Executive Director Lee Reid Civil Rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson’s powerful poem and chant, “I Am Somebody” rings true 60 years later. The chant and poem were popular in the sixties and seventies and served to remind […]
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T

by ACRB Executive Director Lee Reid According to the Oxford Languages, the world's leading dictionary publisher, respect is “a feeling or understanding that someone or something is important, serious, etc., and should be treated in an appropriate way.” This six-letter word can move people to fight and people to love. It can make people feel […]
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Fractured Trust: Policing in Communities of Color

By Atlanta Citizen Review Board Member Dr. Michael Woodard Every Atlanta resident wants to feel safe in their neighborhood. And in the event of any criminal incident, residents want to be confident in the reliability and strength of the police to respond quickly. In other words, residents want to have trust in the police who […]
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