Virginia reforms lead to increase in police decertifications
Since an expanded law went into effect in March 2021, 68 police officers, jail officers and deputy sheriffs have been decertified for a range of misconduct and criminal offenses.
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Since an expanded law went into effect in March 2021, 68 police officers, jail officers and deputy sheriffs have been decertified for a range of misconduct and criminal offenses.
Two years ago, the only reasons police officers could be decertified in Virginia were if they tested positive for drugs, were convicted of certain crimes or failed to complete required training.
Sixty-eight police officers, jail officers and deputy sheriffs have been decertified for a range of misconduct and criminal offenses.
A wave of police reforms that went into effect in Virginia in 2021 has led to more officers being decertified in the year since.
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