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2104 – Special Investigators; Powers | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania special investigators from the Department of Revenue are peace officers with arrest and search powers for motor vehicle violations statewide.

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Pennsylvania State Law

2104 – Special Investigators; Powers

Pennsylvania Title 75 - Vehicles § 2104

Summary

This law designates certain employees of Pennsylvania's Department of Revenue as peace officers with police powers. These special investigators can arrest drivers and search vehicles without warrants if they suspect violations related to motor vehicle laws or motor carrier road tax. Their authority extends throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania special investigators from the Department of Revenue are peace officers with arrest and search powers for motor vehicle violations statewide.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.