Oklahoma HB1026 criminalizes assault on security officers, private investigators, and bail enforcers, with penalties including fines and imprisonment.
Oklahoma HB1026 establishes that assaulting a security officer, private investigator, or bail enforcer is a misdemeanor. These individuals must be identified by their employment insignia or distinctive clothing while performing lawful duties. Conviction results in penalties such as imprisonment for up to one year, fines up to $1,000, or both. The bill defines terms like "security officer," "private investigator," and "bail enforcer" and sets an effective date for the new law.
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