New York A01681 increases penalties for crimes against on-duty auxiliary police officers, including assault, menacing, and obstruction.
New York A01681 amends the penal law to increase the severity of penalties for crimes against on-duty auxiliary police officers. The bill defines an on-duty auxiliary police officer as a member of an auxiliary police program who is acting in their official capacity. It introduces new offenses such as assault on an on-duty auxiliary police officer, which is a class C felony, and menacing an on-duty auxiliary police officer, which is a class D felony.
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