Criminal law; crime of interference with a first responder, established
Currently Indefinitely Postponed
Summary
The bill creates a new criminal offense for anyone who impedes or interferes with a first responder, classifying the act as a Class A felony. It specifically excludes the newsgathering activities of bona‑fide news organizations from being considered interference. The measure aims to protect emergency personnel while preserving press freedom.
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