SB3125 amends the Criminal Code of 2012 to classify as disorderly conduct the transmission of threats or false alarms targeting child care.
SB3125 amends the Criminal Code of 2012 to expand the definition of disorderly conduct. It specifies that knowingly transmitting threats of destruction or violence against child care institutions, day care centers, or schools, or making false reports to emergency services, constitutes disorderly conduct. Violators face penalties including fines and community service. The bill also mandates reimbursement for emergency responses triggered by such false alarms. Effective immediately, violations are classified as Class 4 felonies.
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