Governor Fallin Signs New Civil Rights Bill

Wednesday, May 24th 2017, 1:43 pm

By: Grant Hermes

Governor Signs New Civil Rights Bill

Governor Signs New Civil Rights Bill

Governor Mary Fallin has signed a new civil rights law. It says the Attorney General's office must redact the names of people who make civil rights complaints from its annual report and can't forward those names to the department of the arresting officer.

News 9's Grant Hermes has the story at 6.

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