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Committee advances bill to criminalize interference with game cameras
Summary
The House Game and Fisheries Committee reported House Bill 800, which would make it a criminal offense to disrupt trail cameras and other wildlife-recording devices, impose fines of $1,000–$1,500, allow up to three months’ imprisonment, and revoke hunting privileges for one year; the bill was reported with no negative votes.
The House Game and Fisheries Committee reported House Bill 800, which would criminalize interference with trail cameras and other devices used to record wildlife, impose fines between $1,000 and $1,500, allow imprisonment up to three months and authorize revocation of hunting privileges for one year; the bill would take effect 60 days after enactment.
Committee staff member Griffin summarized the proposal as one that would “criminalize interference of trail cameras and devices used to record wildlife…
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