245D4527BB5460F7872586ED00763AC5 Hearing Summary

Ronald Sloan, representing Colorado Association of the Chiefs of Police, testified in opposition to the bill. Alex Cabriales, representing himself, testified in opposition to the bill. Adrian Vasquez, representing Colorado Springs Police Department, testified in opposition to the bill.

Javier Mabrey, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.

Catherine Mabrey, representing herself, testified in support of the bill. Samuel Sinyangwe, representing Campaign Zero, testified in support of the bill. Elisabeth Epps, representing Colorado Freedom Fund, testified in support of the bill.

Chief Todd Reeves, representing Colorado Association of the Chiefs of Police, testified in opposition to the bill.

Mayor Jackie Millet, representing herself, testified in opposition to the bill.

Chief Dave Hayes, representing Louisville Police Department- Colorado Association Chiefs of Police, testified in opposition to the bill. Chris Howes, representing Colorado Retail Council, testified in opposition to the bill.

Rebecca Wallace , representing ACLU-CO, testified in support of the bill. Dana Steiner, representing self, testified in support of the bill. Sharletta Evans, representing Colorado Crime Survivors Network, testified in support of the bill.

The committee members asked about arrest provisions and automatic personal recognizance bonds.

Connie Brenton, representing herself, testified in opposition to the bill. Amanda Terrell Orr, representing herself, testified in opposition to the bill. Judith McGill, representing herself, testified in opposition to the bill.

Denise Maes, representing ACLU-CO, testified in support of the bill.

District Attorney Beth McCann, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.

Representative Bacon explained the amendments.

Sponsors wrapped up their presentation to the committee.