The Office of Independent Investigation is handling limited cases starting Dec. 1.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The State of Washington is about to change the way it investigates deadly police encounters.
Starting December 1, the state’s Office of Independent Investigations will head up inquiries into cases where police are involved in deadly incidents.
At first, the agency will only investigate cases in southwest Washington and the Olympic peninsula.
Agency director Roger Rogoff, a former King County prosecutor and judge, said he has only hired around 50 of the agency’s 80 positions and the office is not ready to offer statewide services yet.
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