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HB 1095

Indiana crime guns task force.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Mike Andrade and 7 co-sponsors

Indiana establishes a crime guns task force coordinating multiple law enforcement agencies to combat gun-related crimes and illegal firearms trafficking.

Signed by the Governor
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Bill Summary · HB 1095

Legislative bill overview

HB 1095 establishes a crime guns task force in Indiana to coordinate law enforcement efforts in combating gun-related crimes. The task force brings together multiple agencies to share intelligence, investigate illegal firearms trafficking, and develop strategies to reduce gun violence across the state.

Why is this important

Gun violence remains a significant public safety concern in Indiana, and fragmented law enforcement responses can limit effectiveness in solving firearms-related crimes. A coordinated task force approach allows agencies to pool resources, share data across jurisdictions, and potentially improve clearance rates for gun-involved crimes while addressing trafficking of illegal weapons into communities.

Potential points of contention

  • Task force composition and authority - Unclear whether the task force has investigative powers or operates in an advisory capacity, and whether all relevant agencies are adequately represented or have sufficient resources
  • Funding and resource allocation - No specified budget details in available information; unclear if this creates new costs or redirects existing law enforcement resources
  • Second Amendment concerns - Gun rights advocates may question whether the task force's activities could lead to infringements on lawful gun ownership or create barriers to legitimate firearms transactions

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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