Monday, February 08, 2010

Judge orders state to allow complaint against "RMA Report" authors?

Ben Holder, busy this morning investigating another matter of local interest, tells me that former Greensboro Police Department Deputy Chief Randall Brady has won a ruling by a judge ordering a state licensing board to accept a complaint against Risk Management Associates.

You will recall that Risk Management Associates of Raleigh was the agency that produced the infamous "RMA Report," the report that hoodwinked a lot of as-yet unapologetic elected officials into thinking that the GPD command staff was discriminating against black cops. The once-"secret" report was discredited in large portions by subsequent facts, many documented by Jerry Bledsoe in the Rhino Times.

Brady had tried to file a complaint against RMA regarding their report with the North Carolina Private Protection Services Board, the licensing board for private investigators in the state. The board declined to act on Brady's complaint, saying he did not have standing because he was not a client of RMA's. The judge's ruling apparently reverses that decision.

1 comment:

  1. The PPSB is notoriously non-confrontational unless the complaint/subject threatens their position. I was a licensed Private Investigator for years and say this as a result of personal experience.

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