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Assembly Bill 288 gives the state authority to step in when the National Labor Relations Board can't or won't weigh in.

"The City of Mesa and the Mesa Police Department take all allegations of misconduct seriously and a thorough investigation is being conducted," said department spokesperson Detective Jesse Macias.