Texas HB316 creates a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or unattended payment terminals.
Texas HB316 amends the Penal Code to establish a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or motor fuel unattended payment terminals. The bill defines "motor fuel manipulation device" and outlines the penalties for intentionally intercepting, disrupting, modifying, or manufacturing such devices. It also addresses offenses committed by members of criminal organizations. The law takes effect on September 1, 2025.
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