Law enforcement officers; prohibiting use of face coverings while interacting with the public; codification; effective date.

Summary

The bill prohibits Oklahoma law‑enforcement officers from wearing any face covering that obscures their identity while interacting with the public, except for medical masks, protective gear, helmets, and certain tactical situations. Officers must also visibly display their name, agency and badge number, unless they are undercover. Each agency must adopt a written policy on the identification requirement and post it publicly.

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