Names of police who use deadly force could be shielded under proposed law

The Florida Supreme Court last year ruled that police and crime victims couldn’t have their names withheld under Marsy’s Law.

A proposed bill would allow Florida police officers, prison guards and probation officers to shield their names from the public if they use deadly force while on duty. — A proposed bill would allow Florida police officers, prison guards and probation officers to shield their names from the public if they use deadly force while on duty. [ MARTHA ASENCIO-RHINE | Times ]

Romy Ellenbogen is a Tallahassee correspondent, covering state government with a focus on criminal justice and health. Reach her at rellenbogen@tampabay.com.

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