Expands the offense of aggravated harassment in the first degree to include displaying symbols of designated terrorist organizations on property.
The bill, known as the "SAFETY (Stand Against Flags of Enemy Terrorists) act," amends the penal law to expand the offense of aggravated harassment in the first degree. It includes etching, painting, drawing, or displaying emblems, logos, flags, or other symbols of designated terrorist organizations on any building or real property without the owner's or operator's permission. The act will take effect 90 days after becoming law.
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