Share and speak up for justice, law & order...Oklahoma police body camera bills moving into the 2026 legislative session would reshape how officers record encounters, display identification, and train for the most dangerous calls. The proposals were highlighted this week as lawmakers filed measures focused on police conduct and accountability at the State Capitol in Oklahoma City. Mask and identification rules aimed at public interactionsLawmakers are also looking at officer identity rules that have become a flashpoint nationwide. The bill clarifies that “protective equipment” such as face shields or helmets is not considered a prohibited covering. Domestic violence lethality training as an officer safety issueAnother measure directly tied to officer safety is House Bill 3763.