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Auditing Agency Calls Out Charlotte Police Department For Sloppy Paperwork Local Government By Administrator    Monday, 22 October 2012 11:43 CHARLOTTE, (AP) — A state audit shows paperwork errors at the Charlotte Police Department.   The Charlotte Observer reported the North Carolina Criminal Justice Standards Division found problems with the certification and training of nearly 100 officers.   Minor problems were found in the paperwork for another 88 officers.   The audit found past criminal charges were missing on several forms for some officers.   The results of drug screening tests were missing for other officers. Others are missing signatures or a notary's stamp.   Deputy Police Chief Katrina Graue says the audit did not find any reason to take officers off of the street.   Attorney General spokeswoman Noelle Talley says most of the problems have been corrected.   The review found that every officer is currently certified and has completed required in-service training.   Last Updated on Monday, 22 October 2012 11:43   Also Check Out.. Gov. Pat McCrory's Public Schedule For Wednesday, June 19, 2013 N.C. Senate Panel Backs Welfare Background Checks State Appeals Court Rules In Favor Of Rep. G.K. Butterfield In 2012 Election Complaint Yahoo: Government Requests For User Data Number In The Thousands Full House Is Next Stop For Bill To Raise Speed Limit Copyright 2011 - All Rights Reserved Curtis Media Group 3012 Highwoods Blvd., Suite 200 Raleigh, NC 27604 Telephone: (919) 790-9392 Email: sgrtoday@curtismedia.com