PURPOSE: Section 590.650, RSMo, requires law enforcement agencies to compile and report certain information to the Attorney General. This rule provides instructions regarding the information to be reported pursuant to section 590.650, RSMo.

1. (1) On or before March 1 of each year, law enforcement agencies shall compile the information collected pursuant to section 590.650.2, RSMo, and enumerated in this rule, and such other information as the Attorney General may require, into a report to the Attorney General. The information contained in the report shall be for the preceding calendar year.
2. (2) The first reporting period during which law enforcement agencies are required to compile and report the information required by section 590.650.2, RSMo, and enumerated in this rule, and such other information as the Attorney General may require, shall begin on August 28, 2000, and end on December 31, 2000.
3. (3) Beginning on January 1, 2001, and thereafter, the reporting period during which law enforcement agencies are required to compile and report the information required by section 590.650.2, RSMo, and enumerated in this rule, and such other information as the Attorney General may require, shall begin on January 1 and end on December 31 of each year.

4. (4) Each law enforcement agency shall compile the following information in the manner described in section (5) of this rule for submission to the Attorney General. The information shall pertain to the total number of times peace officers employed by the law enforcement agency stopped drivers of motor vehicles for violations of any motor vehicle statutes or ordinances, and shall include:

   1. (A) The age, gender and race or minority group of each individual stopped.

      1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the races or minority groups of the drivers using one of the following categories: White; Black/African-American; Hispanic/Latino; American Indian/Alaska Native; Asian; or Other/Unknown.

1. 2. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of male drivers stopped and female drivers stopped.

1. 3. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the age 15 CSR 60-10

groups of the drivers stopped using one of the following categories: under 18 years; 18–29 years; 30–39 years; or 40 years or older;

1. (B) The total number of traffic violations alleged to have been committed that led to the stops.

   1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of stops resulting from moving violations, equipment violations or license violations.

1. 2. For moving violations, indicate the

nature of the violation: speed; lane violation; following too close; commercial vehicle enforcement (CVE); fail to signal; or other. A stop may include more than one alleged violation;

1. (C) The total number of searches conducted as a result of the stops.

   1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of searches made, including the number of property searches and driver searches;

1. (D) The total number of searches conducted, including the number of consent searches, the probable cause for the searches, the number of driver searches, the number of property searches, and the durations of all searches.

   1. 1. For the total number of searches

made during the reporting period, indicate whether the probable cause or authority for the searches included the following: consent; odor of illegal drugs or alcohol; drug dog alert; plain view contraband; inventory search; incident to arrest; reasonable suspicion (weapon); or other. For any search, one or more of these categories may apply.

1. 2. For the total number of searches

made during the reporting period, indicate the lengths of the searches using the following time periods: 0 to 15 minutes; 16 to 30 minutes; 31 minutes or more. The duration of search means the time needed to conduct any and all searches;

1. (E) The types of any contraband discovered during the searches.

   1. 1. For the total number of searches

made during the reporting period, indicate the number of times contraband was discovered and, when contraband was discovered, indicate the types of contraband discovered using the following categories: illegal drugs or paraphernalia; currency; stolen property; weapons; or other;

1. (F) The total number of warnings, citations, and arrests resulting from the stops.

   1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of stops resulting in the following: warnings; citations; and arrests;

1. (G) The total number of warnings and citations issued, and the violations charged or warnings given;

2. (H) The total number of arrests resulting from either the stops or the searches.

   1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of arrests resulting from either the vehicle stops or any searches conducted as a result of the stops;

1. (I) The number of arrests made and the crimes alleged.

   1. 1. For the total number of arrests result-

ing from either the stops or any searches conducted as a result of the stops during the reporting period, indicate the types of crimes alleged using the following categories: outstanding warrant; drug violations; resisting arrest; offense against person; property offense; driving while intoxicated/blood alcohol content; or other. An arrest may include more than one alleged crime;

1. (J) The location of the stop.

   1. 1. For the total number of stops made

during the reporting period, indicate the number of stops made at the following locations: interstate highway; U.S. highway; state highway; county road; city street; or other. For purposes of reporting this information, “location” means the location where the officer observed the alleged violation and signaled the driver to stop, not the location where the driver physically stopped the vehicle; and

1. (K) Total number of vehicle stops made by that agency.

   1. 1. This number represents the total

number of vehicles stopped by officers in the particular law enforcement agency for alleged motor vehicle violations, whether moving violations, equipment violations, or license violations. This total does not include motor vehicle stops made for reasons other than alleged motor vehicle violations.

1. (5) The information described in section (4) of this rule shall be compiled and broken down according to the races or minority groups of the drivers stopped.
2. (6) The law enforcement agency head, director, or administrator shall sign each agency report and shall indicate the agency name, agency Originating Agency Identifier (ORI) number, and the date the report was submitted to the Attorney General’s Office.
3. (7) The report shall be submitted on forms furnished by or approved by the Attorney General.

AUTHORITY: section 590.650, RSMo 2000.* Emergency rule filed Aug. 21, 2000, effective Aug. 31, 2000, expired Feb. 23, 2001. Original rule filed Aug. 21, 2000, effective March 30, 2001. *Original authority: 590.650, RSMo 2000.