Hawaii SB282 amends the misuse of uncrewed aircraft offenses to include using an uncrewed aircraft in furtherance of a felony.
Hawaii SB282 amends the misuse of uncrewed aircraft offenses by adding a new provision that makes it illegal to use an uncrewed aircraft in furtherance of a felony. The bill also modifies the existing offenses to exclude certain authorized personnel and those acting under authority from the scope of the law. The changes include removing, obliterating, altering, or tampering with identification or registration numbers, discharging or deploying dangerous items, interfering with manned aircraft, transporting contraband into prisons, obstructing law enforcement, causing bodily injury, damaging.
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