OK SB1612

Healthcare providers (pharmacists, physicians, nurses, paramedics, hospital employees, etc.) must immediately report to law enforcement any patient injuries appearing to result from firearms, intentionally inflicted sharp weapons, poisoning, serious burns (second/third-degree burns to 5%+ of body), or violence-related wounds that could cause death or unconsciousness

Reports must include patient name, address, race, sex, age, whereabouts, and nature of injury; video footage and physical records must be provided within 72 hours of law enforcement request; potential evidence such as bullets, foreign objects, and damaged clothing must be preserved

No privilege or contract can relieve reporting obligations; confidentiality rules are abrogated for these reports and related testimony; reporters receive civil immunity and protection from employer retaliation

Garage, parking lot, and vehicle storage facility owners/employees must immediately report any vehicles showing bullet marks, gunshot marks, blood stains, or evidence of crime

Violations are misdemeanors punishable by fines up to $500 and/or up to 6 months county jail imprisonment; effective date November 1, 2026