Rhode Island S2292 makes it a felony to remove or attempt to remove any firearm, weapon, or communication device from a peace officer or investigator.

Rhode Island S2292 adds a new chapter to the state's criminal offenses, specifically addressing the disarming of peace officers or investigators from the department of attorney general. The bill makes it a felony for any person to knowingly remove or attempt to remove any firearm, deadly weapon, less-lethal weapon, or communication device from these officers while they are performing their official duties. Violators face imprisonment of one to five years. This act takes effect immediately upon passage.

Rhode Island S2292 makes it a felony to remove or attempt to remove any firearm, weapon, or communication device from a peace officer or investigator.

Rhode Island S2292 adds a new chapter to the state's criminal offenses, specifically addressing the disarming of peace officers or investigators from the department of attorney general. The bill makes it a felony for any person to knowingly remove or attempt to remove any firearm, deadly weapon, less-lethal weapon, or communication device from these officers while they are performing their official duties. Violators face imprisonment of one to five years. This act takes effect immediately upon passage.