Massachusetts H2634 amends law to prohibit officers from engaging in sexual contact with suspects during prostitution investigations.
Massachusetts H2634 amends the General Laws to explicitly prohibit law enforcement officers from engaging in sexual contact with suspects during the course of a prostitution investigation. The bill mandates that each law enforcement agency create a policy against such conduct, which must be publicly available. The policy must be established within 180 days of the bill's passage.
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