Salinas Police Chief Roberto Filice submitted his resignation on Friday, Jan. 5 after leading the department for less than three years. On Jan. 6, East Bay Regional Park District announced
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The Monterey County Civil Grand Jury has released a report less than a week after the announcement that they would be conducting an independent audit of the Salinas Police Department.
The Civil Grand Jury includes members from Monterey, Carmel, Marina, Pacific Grove, Salinas and Pebble Beach. The full list of committee members can be viewed on their website. They are authorized to inspect and audit books, records, and financial expenditures.
The audit was kicked off after a local Change.org petition, that has received 338 signatures since its creation on March 31, asked for an independent audit. The concerns were brought to the city by Council members Carla González and Anthony Rocha. Then, the city decided to ask the grand jury to review the concern.
Salinas police chief to announce retirement Share Updated: 6:01 PM PDT Apr 27, 2021 Share Updated: 6:01 PM PDT Apr 27, 2021 Salinas police Chief Adele Fresé will announce her retirement on Wednesday. Fresé joined the Salinas Police Department in December 2016 with more than 22 years of law enforcement experience. Chief Fresé has served the City of Salinas well and she will be missed. She came in as Police Chief at a very difficult time, she implemented change, and she left the department better than she found it. She should be very proud of herself, stated City Manager Carrigan.A press conference about the retirement is expected Wednesday at 10 a.m. Stay with KSBW 8 for the latest.