California AB486 amends the Penal Code to include key programming devices and signal extenders as tools for felonious breaking or entering.
California AB486 amends Section 466 of the Penal Code to include key programming devices and signal extenders as tools for felonious breaking or entering. Key programming devices are defined as devices capable of accessing a vehicle's onboard computer to make additional keys, delete keys, or remotely start the vehicle. Signal extenders are defined as devices that extend the signal range of a keyless entry car fob. The bill also includes provisions for penalties, community service, and restrictions on driving privileges for those convicted of related offenses.
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