This law defines and addresses unauthorized entry into school buses in Pennsylvania, making it a third-degree misdemeanor to enter without permission with intent to commit a crime or disrupt. It also allows school districts to post warning notices at bus entrances. Additionally, the law references facsimile weapons of mass destruction, including non-radioactive biological, chemical, nuclear, or bomb-like devices.
Entering a school bus without prior authorization from the driver or school official with intent to commit a crime or cause disruption is considered unauthorized entry and is a third-degree misdemeanor.
Yes, school districts may place notices at bus entrances warning against unauthorized entry to help prevent incidents.
Facsimile weapons of mass destruction include non-radioactive biological agents, chemical agents, nuclear agents, or bomb-like devices that mimic actual weapons.
Such offenses are classified as a third-degree misdemeanor, which can result in fines, probation, or other legal penalties under Pennsylvania law.