OH HB667

Requires warrants for tier one offenses, detention violations by offenders on community control for tier one offenses, and detention violations by "targeted violent offenders" (high-risk parolees) to be entered into LEADS and the FBI's NCIC database within 48 hours, with nationwide extradition radius

Mandates law enforcement notify public safety answering points within 48 hours when warrants are issued for detention violations by certain supervised offenders

Requires the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction to contract with a single vendor for GPS monitoring of released offenders, with monitors that include crime scene correlation programs and 24/7 continuous monitoring

Allows law enforcement to access GPS-monitored offender location data in real-time without a subpoena or warrant, including information about possible connections between offender locations and recent criminal activity

Expands exclusions from the Targeted Community Alternatives to Prison (T-CAP) program to include offenders with two or more prior non-violent felonies, those who had community control unfavorably terminated, and those on post-release control when committing a new fourth or fifth degree felony