End qualified immunity for police officers and replace it with mandatory licensing and insurance covering their professional activities.

Mandate that professional insurance coverage for police officers be revoked for any officer terminated because of their actions in any officer-involved shooting so that that officer is no longer eligible to work as a police officer in the state of Ohio.

Adopt and standardize specific policies restricting the use of deadly force. Officers shall not shoot their firearm:

• If a community member is unarmed

• If a community member is running away or trying to withdraw

• If a community member is driving away or sitting in a parked car

• If a community member is not armed with anything that could pose a threat including knives, screwdrivers, etc.

• If the officer is alone.

All use-of-force complaints must be reviewed by the local community review board. Officers who have a complaint of excessive force must be furloughed (unpaid) until the complaint is resolved via a partnership with the impacted family or community members, the county prosecutor, and the representatives of that officer.

Disciplinary records of police officers must be searchable and accessible public records.