California SB937 restricts law enforcement's use of explosive breaching charges and flash-bang grenades, requiring reporting and limiting their use.
California SB937 amends the Penal Code to restrict the use of explosive breaching charges and flash-bang grenades by law enforcement. Peace officers are prohibited from using explosive breaching charges for immigration enforcement unless part of a joint task force or in compliance with state law. Flash-bang grenades are also restricted and cannot be aimed at vital organs. Law enforcement agencies must report incidents of using kinetic energy projectiles, flash-bang grenades, or chemical agents within 60 days, with an option to extend up to 90 days.
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