Baltimore police have changed their general orders to prevent male officers from being alone with female witnesses or suspects in the wake of two rape allegations against officers this year, police officials told the Baltimore City Council?s Public Safety Subcommittee Tuesday.
Police must now have two sworn officers present in an interrogation room whenever they are questioning someone of the opposite sex, said James Green, the police department?s director of Special Programs.
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