The Independent Investigations Office of BC (IIOBC) is a civilian-led police oversight agency that conducts investigations into incidents of death or serious harm that may have been caused by the actions or inactions of a police officer, whether on or off duty. As part of the Ministry of Attorney General, the IIOBC operates under the leadership of the Chief Civilian Director. Their investigations are conducted to a criminal law standard and aim to serve the public interest.

The IIOBC is committed to transparency and strives to provide thorough and timely information to the public. They engage in community and stakeholder outreach to ensure that all communities are informed about their operations and investigations. The IIOBC also works in collaboration with other police oversight agencies in British Columbia.

To keep the public informed, the IIOBC releases media reports and public reports regarding their investigations. They aim to provide answers to questions about IIO investigations and offer support to affected persons and their families. For more information, you can visit the IIOBC website or contact them directly via phone or fax