Oklahoma SB1934 mandates reporting of certain injuries, wounds, illnesses, or burns by medical providers and vehicle storage owners.
Oklahoma SB1934 requires medical providers and owners of garages or parking lots to report suspicious injuries, wounds, illnesses, or burns to law enforcement. Medical providers must report injuries that are suspicious or unusual, or caused by violence, poisoning, or weapons. Vehicle storage owners must report any vehicles with bullet marks, gunshot marks, blood stains, or evidence of a crime. Reports must be made by telephone and in writing, with any relevant video or physical evidence provided within 72 hours.
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