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CT SB00339
Bill
Status
5/28/2024
Primary Sponsor
Public Safety and Security Committee
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AI Summary
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Intentionally injuring a police animal or volunteer canine search and rescue team dog while performing duties is a class D felony, with required restitution to the owning law enforcement unit, entity, or individual.
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Restitution for injured animals may include veterinary service costs and, if the animal cannot perform its duties, the costs and expenses of purchasing and training a replacement animal or dog.
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Intentionally killing a police animal or volunteer canine search and rescue team dog while performing duties results in a fine of up to $10,000 and/or imprisonment for up to 10 years, plus required restitution.
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Restitution for killed animals may include the costs and expenses of purchasing and training a replacement animal or dog.
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The act becomes effective October 1, 2024.
Legislative Description
An Act Requiring Restitution When A Police Animal Or Dog In A Volunteer Canine Search And Rescue Team Is Injured Or Killed.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
5/28/2024