Owens said the supervisor will look into the report about the incident to help determine if the officer's actions were appropriate. However, they only investigate the officer's behavior they do not investigate whether the person who was stopped is innocent or guilty of the charges. We do not condone or encourage our officers in any way to use racial profiling. Laxton said complaints are heard on the street when the officer is enforcing the law, but that's usually as far as it goes. Owens said he has fired and disciplined officers for racial incidents in other agencies.
Deputies undergo mandatory human diversity training.