Illinois HB1566 mandates law enforcement agencies to report all shootings resulting in property damage or bodily injury, detailing firearm presence.
Illinois HB1566 amends the Uniform Crime Reporting Act to require law enforcement agencies to report all shootings connected with an incident, provided the shooting caused property damage or bodily injury. Each incident report must state whether a firearm was identified and if a magazine, round of ammunition, expended bullet, or shell casing was found at the scene. This law aims to enhance transparency and accountability in police reporting.
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