Virginia Code § 18.2-165 prohibits willfully or maliciously damaging or interfering with television and radio signals, equipment, or infrastructure. Violators can be charged with a Class 3 misdemeanor, emphasizing the importance of protecting communication systems from harm or interference.
It is illegal to willfully or maliciously damage, destroy, or interfere with television or radio signals, wires, towers, or related equipment.
Violators can be charged with a Class 3 misdemeanor, which may include fines or other legal consequences.
No, the law specifically targets willful or malicious actions; accidental damage is not covered under this statute.
Law enforcement agencies in Virginia are responsible for enforcing violations of this law and pursuing legal action.