Police oversight bills getting more complicated in Colorado

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<p>Graduating police cadets listen to a speech by Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, during the police recruit graduation ceremony, at Denver Police Training Academy, Friday, Dec. 19 2014. </p>

A package of Colorado bills to give police more oversight gets more complicated Thursday when a House committee starts work on proposals about racial profiling and chokeholds.

The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to take up more bills proposed in response to allegations of police misconduct in Colorado and elsewhere.