Expedites the return of seized law enforcement weapons after investigations in officer-involved shootings.
Montana SB288 establishes guidelines for the evidentiary seizure of law enforcement weapons in officer-involved shootings. It mandates that weapons involved in such incidents be collected for testing and documentation. The bill requires these weapons to be returned within seven days to the originating law enforcement agency after the investigation concludes, provided no appeals are pending or criminal charges are filed against the officer. This ensures the swift redeployment of the weapon in the field.
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