County. Marty Carr, vice chairman of the board, said in an interview that it is the police service that should respond to abuse of force, not the board. “Respectfully, it’s not the power board. That’s OPS. That’s for OPS to answer,” Carr says. He explained that the board sets “goals,” but “in terms of events, the board has no role in that. It’s an operational issue, an officer’s behavior issue. It’s not a board that is responsible for operational issues.”
