HB 1363 – Police Vehicular Pursuit
Police Vehicular Pursuit.
Sponsors: Rule,Ā Robertson,Ā Shavers,Ā Mosbrucker,Ā Reeves,Ā Leavitt,Ā Paul,Ā Griffey,Ā Timmons,Ā Bronoske,Ā Klicker,Ā Walen,Ā Hackney,Ā Couture,Ā Maycumber,Ā Corry,Ā Cortes,Ā McClintock,Ā Davis,Ā Bergquist,Ā Christian,Ā Connors,Ā Dent,Ā Jacobsen,Ā Sandlin,Ā Rude,Ā Stokesbary,Ā Barkis,Ā Graham,Ā Chapman,Ā Ryu,Ā Lekanoff,Ā Wylie,Ā Springer,Ā Callan,Ā Cheney,Ā Orcutt,Ā Stonier,Ā Caldier,Ā Berg
Status: DEAD
Summary
- Restores previous law allowing police pursuit.
- Lowers the evidentiary threshold required for engaging in a vehicular pursuit by allowing an officer to conduct the vehicular pursuit if the officer has reasonable suspicion that a person has committed or is committing any criminal offense.
- Eliminates the provisions limiting a vehicular pursuit to situations where the vehicular pursuit is necessary for the purpose of identifying or apprehending a person, the person poses an imminent threat to the safety of others, and the officer receives authorization from a supervisor and there is supervisory control.
- Modifies certain vehicular pursuit requirements related to supervisory oversight and establishes new requirements related to direct communication with specified entities, development of a plan to end the vehicular pursuit, and the pursuing officer’s training and certifications.