AZ SB1093

Expands the definition of riot to include conduct that results in property damage, not just disturbance of public peace, when committed by three or more persons acting together using or threatening force or violence

Adds riot to the list of offenses that do not require an overt act to prove conspiracy, placing it alongside burglary and arson in this category

Classifies riot as a "racketeering" offense under Arizona law, adding it alongside terrorism, homicide, robbery, and other serious crimes subject to enhanced penalties and civil remedies

Maintains riot as a class 5 felony while enabling prosecution under the state's broader racketeering statutes, which allow for asset forfeiture and other remedies