MPD’s Youth Division Records Too Accessible, Says Report

dcogcadmin | November 3, 2009

The Metropolitan Police Department’s youth investigations division has been leaving sensitive records in unsecured locations, according to a new report issued by the D.C. Inspector General.  Recent inspections of the division’s offices discovered dozens of boxes of confidential records, including many related to physical or sexual abuse, left lying in hallways and kept in unlocked and unstaffed rooms and closets.  Washington Examiner

The Metropolitan Police Department’s youth investigations division has been leaving sensitive records in unsecured locations, according to a new report issued by the D.C. Inspector General.  Recent inspections of the division’s offices discovered dozens of boxes of confidential records, including many related to physical or sexual abuse, left lying in hallways and kept in unlocked and unstaffed rooms and closets.  Washington Examiner