Who should review deviations from standard transport procedures?

• A. Internal Affairs reviews.
• B. Supervisor reviews.
• C. The arrestee's attorney reviews.
• D. The public reviews.

Answer: (B)

Deviations from standard transport procedures are overseen by the supervisor because this role is closest to day-to-day operations and has the authority to approve or document exceptions. The supervisor determines whether a deviation was justified, ensures it’s properly recorded, and initiates corrective actions or training to prevent recurrence. This keeps the process consistent and accountable, and protects safety and policy compliance. Internal Affairs would handle investigations into misconduct, not routine deviations; the arrestee’s attorney reviews for legal rights and potential challenges rather than operational oversight; the public does not participate in internal procedure reviews.