The branch of a police organization tasked with investigating charges of wrong doing involving members of the department is the:
A)Internal Affairs Division.
B)Concerned Citizens Division.
C)Civilian Review Board.
D)Chief of Police's office.

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The Internal Affairs Division is the branch of a police organization tasked with investigating charges of wrong doing involving members of the department. They are responsible for ensuring that police officers abide by the law and department policies, and investigating any complaints or allegations of misconduct. The Concerned Citizens Division and Civilian Review Board may also be involved in reviewing complaints or providing oversight, but they are not the primary investigative branch. The Chief of Police's office may be involved in decision making or discipline related to internal investigations, but they do not conduct the investigations themselves.

The Branch of a Police Organization Tasked with Investigating Charges