MO HB395

Prohibits law enforcement agents and agencies in Missouri from engaging in racial profiling, defined as relying on race, ethnicity, national origin, or religion when selecting individuals for investigatory activities

Requires law enforcement agencies to collect and report detailed data on all traffic stops, including demographics of individuals stopped, reasons for stops, searches conducted, contraband found, and outcomes

Authorizes the attorney general to take over operations of a law enforcement agency, withhold state grants, and implement new policies if the agency receives more than 150 complaints per year over a three-year period

Allows the state or any person injured by racial profiling to file civil actions for declaratory or injunctive relief, with disparate impact on minorities constituting prima facie evidence of a violation

Mandates the attorney general to promulgate rules within six months for data collection, complaint procedures, and independent audit programs, and to submit annual reports analyzing racial disparities in law enforcement activities to the general assembly