Police complaint process videos

These videos explain the police complaint process and what to expect.

Videos

OPCR Overview

The Office of Police Conduct Review (OPCR) handles police conduct complaints in Minneapolis. Learn all the ways you can file. OPCR works to help build trust and accountability.

Watch the video on YouTube (1m 37s)

Communications for a complaint

Find out what happens after you file a police conduct complaint with OPCR.

This includes:

  • How to track your case
  • The investigation process, and
  • How we share updates with you

Watch the video on YouTube (1m 24s)

Filing a complaint

This video shows the steps to file a complaint about Minneapolis police officers.

This includes options for online, in person, mail, and filing anonymous.

Watch the video on YouTube (1m 17s)

Where complaints go next

Routing is when we determine if a case gets investigated, referred, or dismissed.  

Learn about the OPCR investigation process, disciplinary actions to mediation and case dismissal.

Watch the video on YouTube (2m 24s)

Investigative process video

Learn about the OPCR investigation process.

Watch the video on YouTube (1m 35s)

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Contact us

Russell Fujisawa

Associate Director

Office of Police Conduct Review

Email Office of Police Conduct Review

Phone: 612-673-5500

Fax: 612-673-2599

TTY: 612-263-6850

Address

City Hall
350 Fifth St. S.
Room 239
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Office hours

8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday