HB 11036

House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 1, 2026

An Act Mandating Law Enforcement Officers to Use Body-Worn Cameras During Law Enforcement Operations, Providing Penalties for Violations, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

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The bill would require all police and similar officers to wear body‑worn cameras (or approved backups) during any operation, set penalties for non‑use or tampering, and allocate budget for equipment and training.

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Authors · 2 Representatives

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HB11036 · Sources: BatasWatch

An Act Mandating Law Enforcement Officers to Use Body-Worn Cameras During Law Enforcement Operations, Providing Penalties for Violations, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

In plain language

Authors · 2 Representatives

Official sources

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