OK HB3267

Adds "breaking and entering into an occupied dwelling without the intention to commit any crime" as a new Class C2 felony offense under Oklahoma law

Class C2 felony conviction carries imprisonment up to 7 years, with minimum 20% of sentence served before release eligibility

Enhanced penalties apply for repeat offenders: 2-10 years for those with 1-2 prior Class C or D convictions; 2-12 years with 40% minimum served for those with 3+ prior Class C/D convictions or any Class Y, A, or B convictions

Amends the breaking and entering statute (Section 1438) to create the new subsection C specifically criminalizing entry into an occupied dwelling house where someone is present, even without intent to commit another crime

Effective date: November 1, 2026