Hawaii HB278 mandates data collection and reporting on police stops, arrests, uses of force, and complaints to enhance transparency and.
Hawaii HB278 requires county police departments and police oversight agencies to collect and report detailed data on police stops, arrests, uses of force, and complaints. This includes information on the individuals involved, the officers, and the outcomes of these incidents. The crime prevention and justice assistance division of the department of the attorney general must collect and publish this data, making it publicly available. The bill also mandates that county police departments and police oversight agencies submit annual reports on these incidents.
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