MO HB933

Creates a 5-member board for review of officer-involved deaths within the Missouri Attorney General's office, composed of a retired judge, former law enforcement chief, assistant attorney general, criminal justice professor, and former district attorney with 10+ years experience

Requires every law enforcement agency to adopt written policies for handling officer-involved deaths, subject to approval by the Director of the Department of Public Safety

Mandates investigations be conducted by teams of at least 3 individuals from at least 2 different agencies that do not employ the officer involved in the death

Requires any officer involved in a death to submit a blood sample, which cannot be tested without the officer's permission or a search warrant

Board meetings are open to the public, and completed investigation reports must be released by the attorney general unless confidentiality is required by law