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BSIS says AB 229 use-of-force training will be phased in; bureau working on new curriculum and manuals
Summary
The Bureau of Security and Investigative Services told its Aug. 18 advisory committee it is overhauling powers-to-arrest and use-of-force training required by AB 229 and delayed parts of the rulemaking into 2023 to allow time to complete curricula and legal review.
The Bureau of Security and Investigative Services told its advisory committee on Aug. 18 that it is continuing implementation of AB 229 — the law overhauling use-of-force and incident reporting for security personnel — but has delayed some training rules into 2023 to allow time for curriculum work and legal review.
Lynn Jensen, chief of the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services, said the bureau "is still implementing part of it" and that the training overhaul has been “a beast,” requiring substantial time from staff and coordination with POST and the Office of Administrative Law. "We received a delayed implementation for this. It is now going to go into effect next year rather than this year," she said.
The change affects the bureau's work to update the…
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