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MO · HB1719INTRO · 1 COSPONSOR

Requires law enforcement officers to receive training on officer-canine encounters and canine behaviors

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This bill changes the required basic training hours for peace officers in Missouri. It establishes a standard of 600 hours but includes exceptions for different types of officers, such as reserve officers or those licensed before certain dates. The bill also mandates specific training on domestic violence, racial profiling, and officer-canine encounters for all peace officers.

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Sponsorship · 2 Sponsors
Democrat0Republican2Independent0Other0
  • R · PrimeRichard West
  • R · CoBrian Seitz
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