California SB1266 amends the Penal Code to redefine grand theft of copper materials.
California SB1266 amends Section 487j of the Penal Code to redefine grand theft of copper materials. The bill specifies that theft of copper materials valued over $950 is considered grand theft. It also changes the method of calculating the value of stolen copper to the full cost to the victim for repair and replacement, excluding labor costs. Penalties for this offense include fines up to $2,500, imprisonment in county jail for up to one year, or both.
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