OK HB3374

Expands protections under 21 O.S. Section 1217 to include emergency medical responders alongside firefighters, making it a Class B4 felony (2-10 years imprisonment) to knowingly interfere with, molest, obstruct, or assault these personnel while performing official duties

Creates a new felony offense for aggravated assault or battery upon firefighters or emergency medical responders that causes serious bodily injury, punishable by up to life imprisonment

Establishes that knowingly and willfully causing the death of a firefighter or emergency medical responder on duty constitutes first-degree murder

Adds firefighters and emergency medical responders to the list of protected persons in 21 O.S. Section 701.12, making their murder while on duty an aggravating circumstance for death penalty sentencing purposes

Effective date: November 1, 2026