Texas SB575 creates a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or unattended payment terminals and addresses prosecution of.

Texas SB575 amends the Penal Code by adding Section 16.021, which establishes a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or motor fuel unattended payment terminals. This includes intercepting, disrupting, modifying, or manufacturing devices to manipulate these systems. The bill also addresses prosecution of organized criminal activity by expanding the list of predicate offenses for organized criminal activity. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas SB575 creates a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or unattended payment terminals and addresses prosecution of.

Texas SB575 amends the Penal Code by adding Section 16.021, which establishes a criminal offense for interfering with motor fuel metering devices or motor fuel unattended payment terminals. This includes intercepting, disrupting, modifying, or manufacturing devices to manipulate these systems. The bill also addresses prosecution of organized criminal activity by expanding the list of predicate offenses for organized criminal activity. The changes apply to offenses committed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.