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Mobile Police command staff has released their review of the Kenyen Brown Use of Force report. In the report, they assert that some of the information released in the Kenyen Brown report was still waiting to presented to a Grand Jury, and the release could “compromise the prosecutorial process.”MPD Command Staff say in the statement the sole purpose of their report is to “present evidence contrary to the findings of the Use of Force report..”The statement address the citizens of Mobile, saying the department will continue to provide for the protection of the citizens “in the most professional way possible.”  The statement continues, addressing the members of the Mobile Police Department, “We ask you to continue to be professional and work hard.  We ask you also to lean on each other.”The report concludes by saying “The Command Staff has no right to release its contents nor to make any public statements about the contents of our report.”Shortly after the release of the statement , Mayor Sandy Stimpson released his own statement.Stimpson says he now has a better understanding of their concerns about the omissions and accuracy of the report:Since the release of Kenyen Brown’s report, the MPD’s Command Staff has taken the time to review its findings and to present additional evidence pertinent to the cases reviewed. I now have a better understanding of their concerns about the omissions and accuracy of the report. Additionally, since the investigative information within the report is subject to Grand Jury subpoena, it will be released at the appropriate time after the legal proceedings and sent to Mr. Brown for his review.In the area of investigative reporting, expert’s findings are based on the evidence they have reviewed at the time that the report was written. Experts always reserve the right to amend their findings based on evidence that was previously unknown to them at the time the report was written.Although we have no control over the findings of a third-party report, it is my hope that Mr. Brown will give thoughtful consideration to the MPD Command Staff’s report. I want to thank the Command Staff for their report and the entire Police Department for their professionalism.Read the full statement from Mobile Police command staff below:

Mobile Police command staff has released their review of the Kenyen Brown Use of Force report. In the report, they assert that some of the information released in the Kenyen Brown report was still waiting to presented to a Grand Jury, and the release could “compromise the prosecutorial process.”MPD Command Staff say in the statement the sole purpose of their report is to “present evidence contrary to the findings of the Use of Force report..”The statement address the citizens of Mobile, saying the department will continue to provide for the protection of the citizens “in the most...

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