OPC investigates and resolves police misconduct complaints filed by the public against MPD and D.C. Housing Authority Police Department officers that allege abuse or misuse of police powers. Follow this guide on how to file a complaint with our office.
The Office of Police Complaints recently released its 2025 Use of Force Report, highlighting key findings and recommendations related to the use of force by D.C. police officers.
Learn more about our findings and recommendations: https://t.co/eBsKdiRlH2
OPC observers were on the ground today monitoring the D.C. police presence at the March on Washington: Defend the Vote. Our monitoring concluded with no issues observed related to the D.C. police presence at the march.
OPC monitors at today’s March on Washington have not observed any concerns with the D.C. police presence as participants exercise their right to peacefully assemble. Our observers continue to monitor police activity at the event.
The Office of Police Complaints will monitor the D.C. police presence at the March on Washington: Defend the Vote today in Washington, D.C. If you witness or experience misconduct by a D.C. officer, you can file a complaint at https://t.co/L4foX6NHUU
or call 866-588-0569.
Key findings from the Mid-Year report include:
· 25% increase in complaints
· 71% increase in investigations
· 103 complaints involving federal partners
Read more about our recommendations and findings: https://t.co/SaxfcdObPC
The Police Complaints Board and the Office of Police Complaints Board released three reports examining federal law enforcement presence in D.C. and mid-year complaint data.
Recommendations focus on accurate documentation and consistent body-worn camera compliance as D.C. police operates alongside federal partners as a part of the D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force.
The Police Complaints Board, governing body of the Office of Police Complaints, recently released a policy report examining prolonged traffic stops by D.C. police officers beyond their original purpose.
Read more about our findings and recommendations: https://t.co/DxcpFlkbIV
The Office of Police Complaints has released its 2025 Annual Report. OPC received 1,065 complaints, reflecting a 13% increase from the prior year.
Learn more about the complaints received, investigations, policy work, and outreach efforts in 2025: https://t.co/vcqgyvEb6P
The Office of Police Complaints was on the ground today monitoring the D.C. police response to the #FreeAmericaWalkout in Washington, D.C. No negative interactions were observed. For information about OPC or to contact us, visit https://t.co/h1AZipJ8qO.
OPC was on site today monitoring the D.C. police response to the #NoKings protest in and observed peaceful interactions. We remain committed to transparency and accountability in policing. If you’ve witnessed or experienced misconduct, visit https://t.co/L4foX6OfKs.
Crowd size at the #NoKings demonstration in DC remains steady. D.C. police officers are stationed at key access points. OPC is continuing to monitor for any restrictions on peaceful assembly.
The Office of Police Complaints is monitoring the police response to #NoKingsDC protest today in Washington, D.C. If you experience or witness misconduct, file a complaint online at https://t.co/L4foX6NHUU or call 866-588-0569.
The Police Complaints Board, governing body of the Office of Police Complaints, today released its latest policy report on D.C. police stop-and-frisk reporting and found required data is often missing.
Read more about our findings and recommendations: https://t.co/fALeZEBCAZ
The Police Complaints Board, governing body of the Office of Police Complaints released its 2024 Use of Force Report. The report includes information on D.C. police reported uses of force in 2024.
Read more about our findings and recommendations here: https://t.co/rsnfS1WQs0
We’re out here at the SE Tennis & Learning Center in D.C. for the Federal City Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 18th Annual Community Day! Stop by our table to grab some info and learn more about what we do.
The Police Complaints Board, governing body of the Office of Police Complaints, released a report today highlighting concerns related to how D.C. police enforces firearm laws for valid concealed carry licensees.
Read more about our findings here: https://t.co/S63nnowilR
The Office of Police Complaints is monitoring the police response to protest demonstrations of the Make America Great Again Victory Rally in D.C. If you experience or witness misconduct, file a complaint online at https://t.co/L4foX6OfKs or call 866-588-0569.
Our team of Assembly Observers will continue to monitor the police response to the People’s March throughout the afternoon. So far, we've seen all peaceful interactions. #peoplesmarch