New York S01190 amends the penal law to increase penalties for actions against on-duty auxiliary police officers, including assault, menacing, and.
New York S01190 amends the penal law to enhance penalties for actions against on-duty auxiliary police officers. It introduces new sections defining offenses such as assault, menacing, and obstruction of duties by means of a self-defense spray device. Assault on an on-duty auxiliary police officer is classified as a class C felony, while menacing and obstructing duties are classified as class D felonies. The bill also adjusts the classification of certain violent felonies, including those involving on-duty auxiliary police officers.
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