Minnesota HF1354 amends public safety policy by limiting video availability for officer-involved death investigations.
Minnesota HF1354 modifies the scope of video made available by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for officer-involved death investigations. The superintendent must report annually on the number of investigations, incidents, outcomes, and charging decisions. The report includes inactive investigative data such as reports, audio, photographs, and video, available on the bureau's website within 30 days of the last criminal appeal ending.
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