Baltimore Police will try to catch red flags in officer behaviors, before misconduct, with $2.5 million early intervention system

Baltimore Police will soon track officer behaviors, such as uses of force or arrests, to look for red flags in need of correction or assistance. The so-called early intervention system will alert supervisors and command staff about potentially problematic performance — allowing the department to then intervene with non-disciplinary steps including training, supervisor actions or connection to the Officer Safety and Wellness section.