California senator pushes to expand police transparency law to include all records of bias

A California senator on Monday introduced two bills, which are aimed at expanding and strengthening a "landmark" police transparency law by adding a review of all use-of-force records and allegations of bias, as well as reforming the state's 911 system to direct social service calls away from police. 

State Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) formally announced SB 776, which would allow the public to view all use of force records, whether they were sustained or not, wrongful arrests and searches.

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