The city is making attempts to increase transparency and accountability around the Tacoma Police Department in the wake of three officers, who were acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges, resigning from the police department. Transparency in policing continues to be a concern for the City of Tacoma, community members say. A new position is being put together that aims to build a stronger relationship between the city and the Community's Police Advisory Committee (CPAC). CPAC is made up of 11 civilian Tacoma residents who review police policy, procedures, rules, training, completed investigations, and programs. READ MORE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/new-liaison-increase-transparency-tacoma-police-department/281-8b966600-1348-4186-aa1d-943ac4e6b9c2