Wrap: The measure provides coverage for officers who have delayed health diseases that lead to death up to six years after the illness occurred.

St. Clair Representative, Dave Hinson says the six-year agreement mirrors a federal compensation law. He says some injuries may not take effect immediately.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ke'yanna Johnson.

Wrap: The measure would provide coverage for officers who are mentally affected by work conditions.

Lobbyist Mark Bruns, of the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police says officers witness tragic events while at work.

But a representative from the Missouri Association of Counties says they are worried about the cost of coverage.

Reporting form the state Capitol, I'm Ke'yanna Johnson.

Wrap: Todd Smith, a lobbyist from the Missouri Association of Counties say they are concerned about the cost associated with coverage and the expansion the benefits.

The bills supporters say officers can have delayed health issue that may result in death.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Keyanna Johnson