Hassan Aden

Bell Hardaway began working with the Cleveland police monitoring team in 2015 and currently serves as deputy monitor.

Aden has served as monitor for three years and spent two years as deputy monitor before that.

J.R. Majewski claims he is an Air Force combat veteran who served in Afghanistan but recent military documents acquired by The Associated Press note otherwise; A special monitor overseeing Cleveland's police reform has reported the Cleveland Division of Police is still far from compliant in key areas including investigations into officers using excessive force and deadly shootings ... and more stories.

As assistant monitor, he will help audit and assess consent decree compliance.

In the wake of the forced departure of Ayesha Bell Hardaway from the Cleveland Police Monitoring team—the outside agency that examines Cleveland’s progress under the federal consent decree—two prominent Black organizations are calling for the monitor himself to be replaced.

The director handed down light punishments without sufficient rational, the monitor wrote.