MO SB447

Adds mail and mail-related items to the list of property whose theft constitutes a class C felony when stolen, including letters, packages, postal cards, bags, and items contained in mail depositories or mail carriers.

Stealing is classified as a class A misdemeanor by default, but becomes a class C felony if the value equals $500-$24,999, property is taken from a person's body, or specific types of property are stolen including vehicles, firearms, controlled substances, livestock, and mail.

Stealing becomes a class B felony if the value of stolen property or services equals or exceeds $25,000.

Theft of anhydrous ammonia or liquid nitrogen in any amount is a class B felony, while theft by tank truck or bulk storage tank is a class A felony.

Receiving stolen property follows the same penalty structure as stealing, with class A misdemeanor as default, class C felony for $500-$24,999 value or specific property types, and class B felony for $25,000 or more value.