Three complaints against Anne Arundel police, including unconstitutional arrest, ineligible for accountability board review

Three citizen complaints against the Anne Arundel County Police Department were sustained in 2022, two of which involved unconstitutional search and seizures, according to investigatory documents obtained by The Capital.

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