1. On or before the first day of each school year, the board of trustees of a school district that employs school police officers and the governing body of a charter school that has entered into a contract pursuant to NRS 388A.384 for the provision of school police officers must prepare and publish on the Internet website of the school district or charter school, as applicable, a report relating to the use of force by school police officers during the immediately preceding school year. 2. The report required pursuant to subsection 1 must set forth: (a) The number of incidents involving the use of force involving the use of: (1) A baton; (2) A chemical agent; or (3) An electronic stun device. (b) For each incident described in paragraph (a): (1) The location of the incident, including, without limitation, whether the incident occurred: (I) On or in the grounds, property, buildings or any other facility of the school district or charter school; or (II) A location other than the grounds, property, buildings or any other facility of the school district or charter school; (2) Whether the incident occurred during the school day or at an activity or event sponsored by the school district or charter school; and (3) Except as otherwise provided in this subparagraph, the rank of each school police officer who used such force and the number of years that each such school police officer has been employed. The provisions of this subparagraph only apply to the report required of the board of trustees of a school district that employs more than 75 school police officers. (c) The demographic information, including, without limitation, age, race, gender and ethnicity, of the persons upon whom such force was used by school police. All information must be reported in the aggregate and must not include any personally identifiable information. 3. As used in this section: (a) Baton means a cylindrical instrument that is designed to deliver a blunt force contact or a strike to a person in close proximity. (b) Chemical agent means any chemical which can rapidly produce sensory irritation or disabling physical effects in humans, which disappear within a short time following termination of exposure. The term includes, without limitation, items commonly referred to as tear gas, pepper spray, pepper balls and oleoresin capsicum. (c) Electronic stun device means a device that: (1) Emits an electrical charge or current that is transmitted by projectile, physical contact or other means; and (2) Is designed to disable a person or animal temporarily or permanently. (d) School police officer means a peace officer who: (1) Is employed by the board of trustees of a school district; or (2) Provides services to a charter school pursuant to a contract entered into with the board of trustees of a school district pursuant to NRS 388A.384 .
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