SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The San Diego County Citizen Law Enforcement Review Board has a new leader, the board announced in a press release Wednesday.
Brett Kalina, a retired FBI supervisory special agent with 20 years of experience, will serve as CLERB’s new executive officer starting Sept. 3, according to CLERB chairperson MarryAnne Pintar. The press release says Kalina is also an attorney, and his LinkedIn page indicates he got his law degree at the University of North Dakota in 1996.
“Brett has extensive experience with complex, high-profile investigations involving narcotics trafficking, violent crimes, complicated forensic evidence, and diverse communities,” said Pintar, who is a member of the board’s selection committee. “Since CLERB’s primary function is investigative, Brett’s deep well of knowledge will serve CLERB’s mission extremely well.”
The press release says CLERB’s main objective is to look into citizen complaints against San Diego County Sheriff’s Office deputies and the …