California AB2760 prohibits law enforcement agencies from using wearable electroshock devices.

California AB2760 prohibits law enforcement agencies from using wearable electroshock devices, which are weapons designed to temporarily incapacitate a person through the controlled delivery of an electric shock and are designed to be worn as a glove. The bill also prohibits the use of state funds to purchase such devices and mandates that law enforcement agencies update their use of force policies to prohibit their use. The Department of Justice is required to conduct a study on the safety and community impacts of these devices and report to the Legislature by January 1, 2029.

California AB2760 prohibits law enforcement agencies from using wearable electroshock devices.

California AB2760 prohibits law enforcement agencies from using wearable electroshock devices, which are weapons designed to temporarily incapacitate a person through the controlled delivery of an electric shock and are designed to be worn as a glove. The bill also prohibits the use of state funds to purchase such devices and mandates that law enforcement agencies update their use of force policies to prohibit their use. The Department of Justice is required to conduct a study on the safety and community impacts of these devices and report to the Legislature by January 1, 2029.