The "Lethality Assessment Program Report" required to be completed by Maryland Police Training [and Standards] Commission as per House Bill 1371 passed by the Maryland General Assembly during the 2016 legislative session. House Bill 1371 required the Commission to "conduct a review of the experience and best practices of other states" regarding the use of a lethality screening protocol and training for law enforcement officers when investigating complaints of domestic violence and assault by strangulation".

The enclosed report is the result of that research and review by the Commission's staff. An Executive summary, with separate conclusions regarding the use of the Lethality Assessment Program and the issue of non-fatal strangulation during intimate partner violence events investigated by law enforcement officers.

Please note the process for submitting the Serious Officer Incidents and Officer Discipline Reports changed for the reporting year 2020. The new process consists of an email being sent from PCTC to the agency head, as well as the person responsible for submitting (if known), and a template. The authorized representative is to complete both sheets of the template and return it to pctc.mandates@maryland.gov by January 31st of each year. As a reminder, the report is based on the calendar year (January - December). Should you have any additional questions about this report, please email Jennifer Beskid at jennifer.beskid@maryland.gov.

The below links are annual reports for the Serious Police Officer Involved Incidents and Officers Disciplined as required by Public Safety Article §3-207(b)(1). The information in these reports is a summary of the data received from law enforcement agencies.

• 2017 Report
  
• 2018 Report
  
• UPDATED 2018 Report
  
• 2019 Report
  
• 2020 Report

The below links are annual reports for Speed Monitoring Systems required by Maryland Transportation Article §21-809(k). The information in these reports was provided by participating jurisdictions. Any question regarding content should be directed to the particular jurisdiction: