San Diego County Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe announced several proposals Monday intended to increase transparency and accountability among law enforcement while protecting the rights of those in custody.

Montgomery Steppe, the Board of Supervisors’ vice chair, will bring the proposals in front of the board Tuesday morning.

Among them are: • phasing out the use of all chemical agents, including OC (oleoresin capsicum), or pepper spray, in youth detention centers • de-emphasizing the use of room/solitary confinement in youth facilities • requiring trauma-informed de-escalation training for all probation officers working with youth • updates to expanding the investigatory authority of the Citizens’ Law Enforcement Review Board

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