Kansas HB2697 amends the crime of unlawful acts involving theft detection shielding devices to include possessing devices to operate or interfere.
Kansas HB2697 modifies the crime of unlawful acts involving theft detection shielding devices to include possessing, with the intent to commit theft, a computer program, application, software or other device adapted, designed or commonly used to operate a lock or locks on or start a motor vehicle without an ignition key or key fob, or to copy, store information relating to, or interfere with those functions. This change broadens the scope of the law to address modern theft methods involving electronic devices.
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