Illinois HB4775 mandates comprehensive training for Illinois State Police officers on various topics.
Illinois HB4775 requires the Division of the Academy and Training to provide specialized training for Illinois State Police officers. This includes training on recognizing addiction, responding to mental health crises, and administering opioid antagonists. Officers must also receive training on topics such as domestic violence, use of force, and trauma-informed responses. The bill mandates in-service training every three years, covering areas like constitutional law, cultural diversity, and hate crimes.
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