Constitutional Policing, Reform
& Internal Investigations
DLG works with local governments, community members and police agencies focusing on constitutional policing, police reform and internal investigations throughout the United States and internationally.
DLG Consulting and Advisory Services is widely recognized as a leading expert by governmental and international corporations.
Police Reform
- Police Reform and Constitutional Policing Administration
- Monitorship and Oversight
- Critical Incident Review and Analysis
- Internal Investigations
- Discipline and Integrity Audits
- Policy and Compliance Assessments
- Expert Witness Testimony
Internal Investigations
- Governmental Monitoring
- Corporate Internal Investigations and Compliance
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Investigations
- Due Diligence and Internal Control Analysis
- Criminal and Civil Fraud Investigations
- Financial Institution Fraud And Anti-money Laundering Compliance
- Expert Witness Testimony
About DLG
Darryl Neier, the Managing Member of DLG Consulting and Advisory Services, has over 35 years of experience in constitutional policing, police reform, and internal investigations, throughout the United States and on international engagements to include Canada, United Kingdom, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and India.
Recent News
February 5, 2024
Unveiling Progress: Key Insights from Albuquerque PD EFIT Reports
The External Force Investigation Team's (EFIT 1's) Ninth and Final Quarterly Report and EFIT 2's Sixth Quarterly Report have been released. These reports offer valuable insights into the Albuquerque Police Department's (APD) ongoing efforts to address concerns related to external force, emphasizing transparency and positive change.
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January 3, 2024
APD Regains Control of Use-of-Force Investigations: A Milestone in Reform
In a significant step towards police reform, the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) has regained control of investigating most use-of-force incidents. This milestone, marking the end of federal oversight in this area, comes after years of collaboration and progress under the Court-Approved Settlement Agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
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