Criminal Investigations. A. If the filing of criminal charges is contemplated or if the officer becomes a suspect of a criminal act during the interview, the Investigating Officer shall advise the officer: 1. Of the nature of the charges. 2. That the Chief of Police may relieve him of duty pending a hearing. 3. Of his right to remain silent and that anything he may say, can and will, be used against him in court. 4. And allow the accused time to obtain counsel to be present during the interview. 5. Of his right to cease answering questions and invoke his Constitutional rights at any time. B. Any criminal investigation of an accused officer shall conform to established Constitutional principles.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
