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28	28	STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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30	30	1st Session of the 59th Legislature (2023)
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32	32	HOUSE BILL 2000 By: Goodwin
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38	38	AS INTRODUCED
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40	40	An Act relating to law enforcement; directing the
41	41	Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to create
42	42	certain annual report; directing the Oklahoma Highway
43	43	Patrol Division and local law enforcement agencies to
44	44	submit use-of-force incidents to the Bureau;
45	45	specifying informati on to be submitted; prohibiting
46	46	personal identification information from being
47	47	reported; making certain data available to the
48	48	public; directing the Bureau to maintain statewide
49	49	database; requiring publication of data on website of
50	50	the Bureau; providing for suspension of peace officer
51	51	certification for noncompliance; defining terms;
52	52	providing for codification; and providing an
53	53	effective date.
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62	62	BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
63	63	SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
64	64	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 150.21c of Title 74, unless
65	65	there is created a dupli cation in numbering, reads as follows:
66	66	A. Beginning July 1, 202 4, the Oklahoma State Bu reau of
67	67	Investigation shall create an ann ual report regarding use-of-force
68	68	incidents involving peace officers in Oklahoma. The report shall
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95	95	include all the information that is reported to the Bureau pursuant
96	96	to subsection B of this section by law enforcem ent agencies that
97	97	employ peace officers i n this state.
98	98	B. Beginning January 1, 202 4, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol
99	99	Division of the Department of Public Safety and each l ocal law
100	100	enforcement agency that employs peace officers in this state shall
101	101	report to the Bureau:
102	102	1. All uses of force by its pe ace officers that results in
103	103	death or bodily injury, including:
104	104	a. the date, time, and location of the use of force,
105	105	b. the perceived demographic information of the person
106	106	contacted; provided, that the identificatio n of these
107	107	characteristics is based on th e observation and
108	108	perception of the peace officer making the contact and
109	109	other available data,
110	110	c. the names of all peace office rs who were at the scene,
111	111	identified by whether the peace officer was involved
112	112	in the use of force or not; provided, that the
113	113	identity of other peace officers at the scene not
114	114	directly involved in the use of force shall be
115	115	identified by the identification number of the officer
116	116	unless the peace officer is charged criminally or is a
117	117	defendant in a civil suit as a result arising from t he
118	118	use of force,
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145	145	d. the type of force used, the severity and nature of the
146	146	injury, whether the peace officer suffered physical
147	147	injury, and the severity of the injury suffered by the
148	148	peace officer,
149	149	e. whether the peace officer was on duty at the time of
150	150	the use of force,
151	151	f. whether the peace officer unholstered a weapon during
152	152	the incident,
153	153	g. whether the peace officer discharged a firearm during
154	154	the incident,
155	155	h. whether the use of force resulted in a law enforcement
156	156	agency investigation and the result of th at
157	157	investigation, and
158	158	i. whether the use of force resulted in a citizen
159	159	complaint and the resolution of that complaint;
160	160	2. All instances when a peace officer resigned while under
161	161	investigation or was terminated for violating department policy;
162	162	3. All data relating to contacts conducted by its peace
163	163	officers, including:
164	164	a. the perceived demographic information of the person
165	165	contacted; provided, that the identification of these
166	166	characteristics is based on the observa tion and
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195	195	b. whether the contact was a traffic stop,
196	196	c. the time, date, and location of the contact,
197	197	d. the duration of the contact,
198	198	e. the reason for the contact,
199	199	f. the suspected crime,
200	200	g. the result of the contact, suc h as:
201	201	(1) no action, warning, citation, property seizure,
202	202	or an arrest,
203	203	(2) if a warning or citation was issued, the warning
204	204	provided, or violation cited,
205	205	(3) if an arrest was made, the offense charged, or
206	206	(4) if the contact was a traffic stop, the
207	207	information collected, which shall include the
208	208	driver and contact with any passengers in the
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210	210	h. the actions taken by the peace officer during the
211	211	contact including, but not limite d to, whether:
212	212	(1) the peace officer asked for con sent to search the
213	213	person, and, if so, whether consent was provided,
214	214	(2) the peace officer searched the person or any
215	215	property, and, if so, the basis for the search
216	216	and the type of contraband or evidence
217	217	discovered, if any,
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244	244	(3) the peace officer seized any property, and, if
245	245	so, the type of property that was seized and the
246	246	basis for seizing the property,
247	247	(4) a peace officer unholst ered a weapon during the
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249	249	(5) a peace officer discharged a firearm during the
250	250	contact; and
251	251	4. All instances of unann ounced entry into a residence, with or
252	252	without a warrant, including:
253	253	a. the date, time, and location of the use of unannounced
254	254	entry,
255	255	b. the perceived demographic information of the subject
256	256	of the unannounced entry; provided, that the
257	257	identification of the se characteristics is based on
258	258	the observation and perception of the peace officer
259	259	making the entry and other available data,
260	260	c. whether a peace officer unholstered a weapon during
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262	262	d. whether a peace officer discharged a firearm during
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264	264	C. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol and local law enforcement
265	265	agencies shall not report the name, add ress, Social Security number,
266	266	or other unique personal identifying information of the subject of
267	267	the use of force, victim of the official misconduct, or persons
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294	294	contacted, searched, or subjected to a property seizure. The data
295	295	reported pursuant to this se ction shall be available to the public
296	296	pursuant to subsection D of this section .
297	297	D. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation s hall maintain a
298	298	statewide database with data collected pursuant to the provisions of
299	299	this section, in a searchable format, and publish the database on
300	300	its website.
301	301	E. Any local law enforcement agency that fails to meet its
302	302	reporting obligations pursuant t o the provisions of this section
303	303	shall have the certification of its peace officers suspended
304	304	indefinitely by the Council on La w Enforcement Education and
305	305	Training until compliance with the provisions of th is section have
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307	307	F. As used in this sect ion:
308	308	1. "Law enforcement agency " means any department or agency of
309	309	the state, a county, a municipality, or political subdivisi on which
310	310	employs CLEET-certified personnel, with duties to maintain public
311	311	order, make arrests, and enforce the criminal laws of this sta te or
312	312	municipal ordinances; and
313	313	2. "Peace officer" shall have the same meaning as that term is
314	314	defined in Section 99 o f Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
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342	342	SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2023.
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344	344	59-1-6836 GRS 12/15/22

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