Establishes the offense of reckless endangerment in South Carolina, with penalties and bond conditions.
The bill creates the offense of reckless endangerment in South Carolina, defining it as conduct that creates a substantial risk of death or bodily injury to another person. It distinguishes between first-degree and second-degree offenses, with the former involving a deadly weapon, unlawful firearm discharge, or prior convictions. Penalties include fines, imprisonment, or both.
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