The department launched criminal and internal investigations after a civilian complained that an officer in a marked car was driving too fast.
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Two internal investigations concluded that Brian Bailey pressured multiple confidential informants into performing sexual acts on him and lied about it to investigators — and that his actions broke the law.
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The city paid Joseph Bennett $35,000 earlier this year to settle a lawsuit filed in December claiming Officer Manuel Cruz "aggressively confronted" and then "sucker punched" him.
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The Public Safety Committee's resolution also encourages the city to more quickly release certain documents and materials to the public.
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Officer Richard Barron turned off his body camera before doing so, according to letter from Chief Steve Conrad.
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The order follows Judge Thomas Wingate's June 24 ruling in which he said he could not "fathom" how the law enforcement agency justified withholding internal investigations of troopers.
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A Louisville Metro Corrections employee has been arrested on charges of assault and wanton endangerment.