Minnesota SF1859 limits the scope of video made available by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for officer-involved death investigations.
Minnesota SF1859 amends the law to limit the scope of video made available by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for officer-involved death investigations. The bill specifies that only reports, audio, and photographs should be made available on the bureau's website within 30 days of the last criminal appeal becoming inactive. Videos that record, describe, or otherwise document actions and circumstances surrounding the officer-involved death are excluded from this requirement.
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