Establishes the offense of impeding, threatening, or harassing a first responder in Missouri.

Missouri HB3100 creates a new offense for impeding, threatening, or harassing a first responder. A person commits this offense if, after receiving a warning from a first responder engaged in lawful duties, they knowingly approach or remain within twenty-five feet with intent to impede, threaten, or harass. First responders include law enforcement officers, parole or probation officers, firefighters, and emergency medical care providers. The offense is classified as a class C misdemeanor.

Establishes the offense of impeding, threatening, or harassing a first responder in Missouri.

Missouri HB3100 creates a new offense for impeding, threatening, or harassing a first responder. A person commits this offense if, after receiving a warning from a first responder engaged in lawful duties, they knowingly approach or remain within twenty-five feet with intent to impede, threaten, or harass. First responders include law enforcement officers, parole or probation officers, firefighters, and emergency medical care providers. The offense is classified as a class C misdemeanor.