US SB3804

Creates new federal criminal offenses for law enforcement officers who use excessive force while acting under color of law, with penalties up to 10 years imprisonment or up to 30 years if the offense results in death, kidnapping, or attempted killing

Criminalizes theft by law enforcement of money, property valued over $25, controlled substances, or contraband from persons in custody or during searches, with penalties up to 10 years for thefts exceeding $1,000

Establishes obstruction offenses for officers who destroy recordings or evidence, use force or threats to interfere with civilians recording police activity, or tamper with body cameras and other recording devices, with penalties up to 20 years or 30 years if death results

Imposes a duty to intervene on officers who witness excessive force, subjecting those who deliberately fail to take reasonable steps to stop the misconduct to the same penalties as the primary offender

Sets a 7-year statute of limitations for most offenses under this chapter, with no time limit for offenses resulting in death