New York bill S02605 makes impersonating a disabled veteran vendor a class A misdemeanor.

New York bill S02605 amends the penal law to classify as a class A misdemeanor the act of impersonating a disabled veteran vendor. This includes carrying or possessing a specialized vending license without authority, displaying any form of insignia or identification, or falsely claiming to be a disabled veteran vendor with intent to obtain a benefit or to injure or defraud another. The bill updates the definition of criminal impersonation in the second degree to include these specific actions related to disabled veteran vendors.

New York bill S02605 makes impersonating a disabled veteran vendor a class A misdemeanor.

New York bill S02605 amends the penal law to classify as a class A misdemeanor the act of impersonating a disabled veteran vendor. This includes carrying or possessing a specialized vending license without authority, displaying any form of insignia or identification, or falsely claiming to be a disabled veteran vendor with intent to obtain a benefit or to injure or defraud another. The bill updates the definition of criminal impersonation in the second degree to include these specific actions related to disabled veteran vendors.