Extends the holding period for firearms seized under warrant from one year to two years.
Connecticut HB05435 modifies the risk warrant firearm holding period, extending it from one year to two years. This change applies to firearms or deadly weapons seized by the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection or local police departments. If the firearms or deadly weapons are not transferred after this two-year period, they cannot be destroyed until the specified time has passed. This bill affects law enforcement agencies and individuals involved in risk warrant proceedings.
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