,i #aafth ,,congress #ast ,session ,h4 ,r4 #aghg ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of ,,representatives ,march #ad1 #bjai,mr4 ,hastings 7for himself1 ,mr4 ,johnson of ,georgia1 ,mr4 ,thompson of ,mississippi1 ,ms4 ,frankel1 and ,mr4 ,deutch7 introduced the following bill2 which was referred to the ,committee on the ,judiciary ,a ,,bill ,to amend the ,omnibus ,crime ,control and ,safe ,streets ,act of #aifh to impose certain additional requirements on applicants for ,,cops grants1 and for other purposes4 #a4 ,short title ,this ,act may be cited as the ,corey ,jones ,act4 #b4 ,findings ,congress finds the following3 7#a7 ,corey ,jones of ,lake ,worth1 ,florida1 was shot and killed by a plainclothes law enforcement officer operating an unmarked vehicle on ,october #ah1 #bjae4 7#b7 ,mr4 ,jones was legally and peacefully pulled to the side of the road while he awaited roadside assistance at approximately #c a4m4 in the morning because his car had broken down4 7#c7 ,while ,mr4 ,jones awaited roadside assistance1 he was approached by a law enforcement officer driving an unmarked van and dressed in plainclothes4 7#d7 ,mr4 ,jones would not have had any reasonable reason to believe that the person in plainclothes driving the unmarked vehicle was a law enforcement officer4 7#e7 ,any confusion as to the nature of the law enforcement officer's interaction with ,mr4 ,jones could likely have been avoided had a uniformed officer in a marked vehicle been called to the scene4 7#f7 ,tragic incidents like the death of ,mr4 ,jones can easily be avoided by prohibiting law enforcement officers in plainclothes or law enforcement officers in plainclothes and unmarked vehicles from engaging in routine traffic stops4 #c4 ,ensuring the safety of the public and law enforcement officers during routine traffic stops involving unmarked vehicles and plainclothes officers 7a7 ,certification required ,section #agjb of the ,omnibus ,crime ,control and ,safe ,streets ,act of #aifh 7#db ,u4,s4,c4 #cgif;dd-#a7 is amended-- 7#a7 in subsection 7c7-- 7,a7 in paragraph 7#aj71 by striking and at the end2 7,b7 in paragraph 7#aa71 by striking the period and inserting 2 and at the end2 and 7,c7 by adding at the end the following3 7#ab7 certify that no law enforcement agency that will receive grant funds from the applicant allows law enforcement officers to engage in routine traffic stops while in plainclothes or while in plainclothes and in a police vehicle that is unmarked or that otherwise is not clearly identified as a police vehicle4 2 and 7#b7 in subsection 7d7-- 7,a7 in paragraph 7#a71 by inserting after #a or more of the requirements of subsection 7c7 the following 7other than paragraph 7#ab72 7,b7 in paragraph 7#b71 by inserting after #a or more of the requirements of subsection 7c7 the following 7other than paragraph 7#ab72 and 7,c7 by adding at the end the following3 7#c7 ,no waiver of plainclothes certification ,the ,attorney ,general may not waive the requirement under subsection 7c77#ab74 4 7b7 ,civil action ,if the ,attorney ,general determines1 as a result of the reviews required by section #agje of the ,omnibus ,crime ,control and ,safe ,streets ,act of #aifh1 that a law enforcement officer has engaged in conduct that violates a certification under section #agjb7;c77#ab7 of such ,act applicable to that law enforcement officer1 and such conduct has resulted in serious injury or death to any person1 that person may bring a civil action against that law enforcement officer and any grantee under part ,q of title ,i of such ,act that is a grantee that is a ,state1 unit of local government1 ,indian tribal government1 or other entity with direct authority over that law enforcement officer4 7c7 ,report ,not later than #ah months after the date of enactment of this ,act1 the ,attorney ,general of the ,united ,states shall submit to ,congress a report that includes data relating to the number and nature of incidences where a law enforcement officer dressed in plainclothes or dressed in plainclothes and operating an unmarked vehicle1 engaged in a routine traffic stop that resulted in injury or death4