OK HB2720

Creates the "Targeted Violence Prevention Act" authorizing Oklahoma's Office of Homeland Security and Oklahoma Counter Terrorism Intelligence Center to collect, analyze, and disseminate information about individuals reasonably suspected of involvement in terrorism, targeted violence, threats to public safety, or organized/violent crime

Classifies all disseminated information as confidential, with unauthorized release or use punishable as a misdemeanor carrying up to 1 year in county jail and/or a fine up to $50,000

Makes collected information privileged, not discoverable, and not subject to subpoena, except for production in district court criminal proceedings related to the crimes under investigation

Permits authorized sharing of confidential information with law enforcement for criminal investigations, with state/local leadership and critical infrastructure personnel in exigent circumstances, or with express authority from the Homeland Security Advisor

Grants the Homeland Security Advisor authority to adopt and enforce rules for Office of Homeland Security operations and declares an emergency for immediate implementation upon passage