OK SB1072

Amends Oklahoma law to add "Kevlar Helmet" to the definition of protective gear covered under body armor statutes, defining it as the Personnel Armor System Ground Troops Helmet (PASGT) or any military replacement helmet used by U.S. armed forces

Creates enhanced felony penalties for committing or attempting to commit a felony while wearing body armor or a Kevlar helmet, separate from the underlying felony charge

Penalties include up to 10 years imprisonment for first offense and up to 20 years for second or subsequent offenses when wearing body armor or helmet during felony commission

Explicitly exempts lawful possession of helmets or body armor for collecting purposes or from a veteran's time of service

Effective date of November 1, 2012