Mobile City Council progresses toward investigating former police chiefs allegations [Video]

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — The Mobile City Council narrowed the scope of a future third-party investigation on former Police Chief Paul Prine’s allegations.

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The council entered a Committee Meeting of the Whole following Tuesday’s regular council meeting. According to District 6 Councilman Josh Woods, the purpose of the meeting was to outline the trajectory of the investigation of Prine’s allegations and to determine who would conduct the investigation.

“In today’s world, with social media and other things, you get half-truths, no truths, some truths or truths,” Woods said. “Right now, the concerns that came from residents is that they want to know is — what are these allegations that are out there? How are they handled? Were they handled appropriately?”

The council agreed that the investigation would need to follow four categories: