Oklahoma HB4109 mandates reporting of specific injuries and illnesses to law enforcement, ensuring confidentiality and immunity for reporters.
Oklahoma HB4109 requires keepers of garages, parking lots, and other motor vehicle storage areas to report any bullet marks, gunshot marks, blood stains, or evidence of a crime on vehicles to law enforcement. It also mandates that individuals who render treatment to victims of certain violent crimes report these incidents. Reports must be made immediately and include details such as the nature and extent of the injury, wound, illness, or burn, and any potential evidence. The bill ensures that these reports are kept confidential and that reporters are immune from civil liability.
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