Washington Law Enforcement Impersonation Penalties

Washington State legislation to increase penalties for impersonating law enforcement officers from misdemeanor to gross misdemeanor

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Washington State House Advances Bill Elevating Penalties for Impersonating Law Enforcement

Washington lawmakers advanced a bill this week that raises the penalty for impersonating law enforcement to a gross misdemeanor, increasing both jail time and fines and heightening deterrence for a growing public safety concern.

Source: The Reflector

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Washington State House Advances Bill Elevating Penalties for Impersonating Law Enforcement

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