Ohio HB691 regulates law enforcement officers' use of masks during public interactions.
Ohio HB691, the Community and Police Protection Act, mandates that law enforcement officers and federal law enforcement officers display their name and badge number while interacting with the public. The bill prohibits these officers from wearing masks or personal disguises during public interactions, except for medical-grade masks designed to prevent the transmission of airborne diseases, masks designed to protect against environmental dangers, or protective equipment used by special weapons and tactics team officers.
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