This includes the complete Municipal Penal Code (M.P.C.) for the State of San Andreas. The M.P.C. outlines criminal offenses, classifications, and penalities for law enforcement and judicial processes within the State of San Andreas.
Warning: The Municipial Penal Code is subject to change at any time by the Chief Justice.An intentional act that puts another person in reasonable fear of imminent harmful or offensive contact. No physical injury is required, but the actor must have intended to cause harmful or offensive contact with the victim, and the victim must have thereby been put in immediate fear of such contact.
Assault committed with a deadly weapon, or resulting in serious bodily injury.
Intentional and unlawful use of force or violence upon another person.
Battery involving great bodily harm, permanent disfigurement or committed with a deadly weapon
Threatening to commit a violent act that would cause fear or evacuation of a public area.
Unlawful attempt to cause bodily harm or use force against an on-duty government official. (EMS, LEO, Lawyer, Judge, Justice, Court Clerk)
Assault involving a deadly weapon, serious bodily injury or intent to kill an on-duty government official. (EMS, LEO, Lawyer, Judge, Justice, Court Clerk)
Unlawful use of force or violence against a government official. (EMS, LEO, Lawyer, Judge, Justice, Court Clerk)
Battery involving great bodily harm, permanent disfigurement or committed with a deadly weapon against a government official. (EMS, LEO, Lawyer, Judge, Justice, Court Clerk)
An act that involves reckless disregard to the safety and health of others resulting in harm or risk of harm to others.
An act that involves reckless disregard to the safety and health of others resulting in great bodily harm or death to others.
Unlawfully restricting a persons movement or restrainment without reasonable justification or their consent.
Unlawfully abducting, confining or, transporting a government employee by force, threats or deception.
Unlawful attempt to abduct, confine or, transport a government employee by force, threats or deception but failing the act.
Unlawfully abducting, confining or, transporting another person by force, threats or deception.
Unlawful attempt to abduct, confine or, transport another person by force, threats or deception but failing the act.
Cruel or abusive treatment of another individual in under ones care, custody or, authority.
Unlawfully causing permanent disfigurement, injury or disabling of a bodily part.
Unlawfully killing of a human being with malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning.
Unlawful killing of a human being without malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning.
Attempted killing of a human being with malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning but failed or was prevented from completing the act.
Attempted killing of a human being without malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning but failed or was prevented from completing the act.
Unlawful killing of a government official with malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning.
Unlawful killing of a government official without malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning.
Attempted killing of an government official with malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning but failed or was prevented from completing the act.
Attempted killing of an government official without malice aforethought, premeditation or prior planning but failed or was prevented from completing the act.
If a person did anything to encourage, aid, or assist in any material manner in the commission of the titled crime. Or, someone who knows a crime was committed, receives, relieves, comforts, or assists the offender or in any manner aids them to escape arrest or punishment from the titled crime.
Engaging in conduct that creates a substantial risk of injury to another person.
Engaging in conduct that creates a substantial risk of death or serious bodily harm to another person.
Causing the death of another person caused by reckless, impaired or grossly negligent operation of a motor vehicle.
Agreement between two or more persons to commit a misdemeanor level crime. Must be accompanied by an overt act or will in furtherance of the conspiracy.
Agreement between two or more persons to commit a felony level crime. Must be accompanied by an overt act or will in furtherance of the conspiracy.
Knowingly helping, encouraging, or supporting another person in committing or attempting to commit a misdemeanor level crime.
Knowingly helping, encouraging, or supporting another person in committing or attempting to commit a felony level crime.
Unlawfully taking property valued under $10,000 with intent to permanently deprive the owner.
Unlawfully taking property valued over $10,000 with intent to permanently deprive the owner.
Attempt or successful act of unlawfully stealing, operating, or exercising control over a Class S+, S, S++ motor vehicle, without the owners consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the vehicle.
Knowingly entering or remaining on a property without permission or lawful authority.
Unlawfully entering a building, structure or vehicle with the intent to commit thievery or a felony herein
Burglary committed with a deadly weapon or when threatening to harm, intent to harm or, harming another person.
Taking property from another person or business through force, threat or intimidation. [Union Depository, Pacific Bank, Artifact]
Taking property from a business through force, threat or intimidation. [Jewelry, Fleeca, Paleto, Vehicle Boosting]
Taking property from another person or business through force, threat or intimidation. [ATM, Bank Truck, Person(s)]
Robbery committed with or while armed with a deadly weapon. [Union Depository, Pacific Bank, Artifact]
Robbery committed with or while armed with a deadly weapon. [Jewelry, Fleeca, Paleto, Vehicle Boosting]
Robbery committed with or while armed with a deadly weapon. [ATM, Bank Truck, Person(s)]
Obtaining property or services through threats, coercion or, intimidation.
Willful damage, defacement or, destruction of property valued under $10,000
Willful damage, defacement or, destruction of property valued over $10,000
Willfully setting fire to a building, structure or vehicle with the intent to cause great damage or injury.
Arson resulting in death, injury or destruction of a property, structure or vehicle.
Obtaining property, services or money through trickery, misrepresentation or deception under $10,000 worth of value.
Obtaining property, services or money through trickery, misrepresentation or deception over $10,000 worth of value.
Knowingly using another persons identity information to obtain goods, services or credit.
Taking or operating a motor vehicle without the owners consent but without intent to permanently deprive the owner.
Knowingly possessing, taking or, concealing stolen property valued under $10,000.
Knowingly possessing, taking or, concealing stolen property valued over $10,000.
Unlawfully entering a building or structure without intent to commit a further crime.
Unlawfully entering a building or structure with intent to commit a further crime.
Attempting to commit robbery but failing to complete the act.
Willful or malicious destruction, defacement, or damage to property owned by the state or government entity.
Entering a public or private property that is restricted, locked, or clearly marked as prohibited.
Entering posted, fenced, or clearly restricted property (such as a military base, police department, business, or private residence) without authorization.
The unlawful possession of items or tools that are reasonably proven to have been used, or are intended to be used, in the commission of a crime. This list can be added on too through legal vetting. (1) Boosting Tablet, (2) Racing Tablets (Only if found street racing), (3) Bump Keys, (4) Housing Lockpicks, (5) Adv Lockpicks / Lockpicks (Only if used in a crime), (6) Blue/Red/Green Laptops, (7) Trojan USBs, (6) Security card (7) Heavy drills / drills (Only if used in a crime), (8) Zipties (Only if used in a crime) (9) Disrupter, Hacking Device, RFID Disrupter, (10) GPS Hacking Device, (11) Hardened Decrypter, Advanced Decrypter, Green decrptyer (only if used in a crime.)
Attempt or successful act of unlawfully stealing, operating, or exercising control over a Class A+ or Class A motor vehicle, without the owner’s consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the vehicle.
Attempt or successful act of unlawfully stealing, operating, or exercising control over a Class B, C, or D motor vehicle, without the owner’s consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the vehicle.
Engaging in behavior that disturbs public order, peace, or safety, including loud disturbances, fighting, or indecent behavior in public.
Inflicting unnecessary harm, injury, or suffering upon any animal, especially in a public place or manner that causes alarm.
Being under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances in a public place to the degree that one endangers themselves or others.
Creating unnecessary noise, fights, or public commotion that disrupts community peace.
Establishing or maintaining a camp or living area on public property or government land without authorization.
Urinating in a public place other than a designated restroom facility. *contact FIB immediately*
Gathering with two or more persons to use or threaten violence, disturb public peace, or obstruct law enforcement.
Encouraging or leading others to participate in violent or unlawful assemblies.
Remaining idle in or around a public place, business, or restricted area without legitimate purpose after being asked to leave.
Exposing oneself or engaging in lewd behavior in a public space. *contact FIB immediately*
Engaging in sexual activity for payment or assisting in the act of prostitution by providing the means for the successful sale of sexual services. *contact FIB immediately*
Knowingly making false statements under oath in judicial or official proceedings.
Offering, giving, or receiving money or favors to influence a public official’s actions.
Blocking, obstructing, or restricting access to public roads without authorization.
Convincing, coercing, or assisting another person to commit perjury.
Abuse of power, dereliction of duty, or misuse of government resources by a public servant.
A public official who knowingly performs an act in excess of their lawful authority or refuses to perform an official duty. *Contact FIB Immediately*
Willful disobedience or disrespect toward court authority, including disruptions or refusal to comply with orders.
Destroying, concealing, or altering evidence related to an ongoing investigation or trial.
Refusing to provide a valid name or identification to a peace officer during a lawful stop or arrest.
Falsely representing oneself as a law enforcement officer, judge, or other government official.
Engaging in conduct intended to alarm, annoy, or threaten a public servant through verbal, written, or electronic means.
Intentionally interfering with or hindering an officer or court process, including hiding suspects or destroying evidence.
Attempting to flee, physically resist, or prevent an officer from carrying out an arrest or lawful detention.
Escaping or attempting to escape from lawful detention or arrest.
Assisting or facilitating another individual’s escape from custody.
Refusing or neglecting to comply with a direct, lawful order issued by law enforcement or other authorized officials.
Threatening, coercing, or attempting to influence a witness to alter testimony, withhold information, or avoid testifying.
Accessing, altering, or disclosing government databases or confidential records without authorization.
Knowingly providing false or misleading information to law enforcement during an investigation.
Leaking classified, sealed, or protected government information without proper authorization.
Using government or organizational funds for personal or unauthorized purposes.
Drawing, unholstering, or exhibiting a deadly weapon in public without justification of self-defense. This also includes displaying a firearm in a holster or scabbard in public without the proper authorization.
Selling, gifting, or transferring a firearm to another person without authorization or legal eligibility.
Owning, carrying, or storing a firearm that is not properly registered with the relevant licensing authority.
Any individual previously convicted of an offense that prohibits the lawful possession of a firearm, who is subsequently found in possession of a Class 1 firearm
Any individual previously convicted of an offense that prohibits the lawful possession of a firearm, who is subsequently found in possession of a Class 2 firearm
Any individual previously convicted of an offense that prohibits the lawful possession of a firearm, who is subsequently found in possession of a Class 3 firearm
Any individual previously convicted of an offense that prohibits the lawful possession of a firearm, who is subsequently found in possession of a Class 4 firearm
Any individual previously convicted of an offense that prohibits the lawful possession of a firearm, who is subsequently found in possession of a Class 5 firearm
Possessing a Class 1 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime.
Possessing a Class 2 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime.
Possessing a Class 3 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime.
Possessing a Class 4 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime.
Possessing a Class 5 weapon without the proper license, or possessing a weapon that is unregistered, tampered with, scratched, or has been used in a crime.
Importing, exporting, or distributing firearms or explosives without proper authorization.
Possessing restricted ammunition or protective body armor while committing or intending to commit a crime.
Carrying or using a firearm during the commission of a misdemeanor level crime.
Altering or equipping a firearm with unauthorized modifications including, but not limited to, extended magazines exceeding lawful capacity, removal or defacement of serial numbers, or installation of unlawful attachments such as illegal suppressors or tactical enhancements not authorized by law.
Operating or discharging a firearm while under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances.
Detonating or causing the detonation of an explosive device resulting in property damage or public panic without authorization.
Displaying a fake, prop, or imitation firearm in a threatening or misleading manner likely to cause public alarm or police response.
Knowingly and intentionally purchasing a firearm when the purchaser is legally prohibited from doing so.
A person in possession of a government-owned or government-issued firearm without being an active, sworn law enforcement officer or public official currently on duty.
Manufacturing, assembling, or producing firearms or major firearm components (receivers, frames) without legal authorization or required licensing.
Storing, hiding, or maintaining a stockpile or cache of weapons, ammunition, or explosive components with the intent to supply for criminal activity or to evade lawful detection.
Knowingly possessing an illegal schedule I drug or controlled substance without a valid prescription or authorization. [ Coca Leaves (Cocaine Leaves), LSD OR more than 21 units of any derivative of Marijuana. ]
Knowingly possessing an illegal schedule II drug or controlled substance without a valid prescription or authorization. [ cocaine, oxycodone, or ecstasy, ketamine ]
Knowingly possessing an illegal schedule III drug or controlled substance without a valid prescription or authorization. [ fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, methylamine ]
Possessing tools, equipment, or materials commonly used to ingest, prepare, or distribute controlled substances.
Possessing a quantity of controlled substances that exceeds a reasonable amount for personal use, specifically more than 25 individual units, bags, or packages of a Schedule I controlled substance, indicating intent to distribute, sell, or deliver to others.
Possessing a quantity of controlled substances that exceeds a reasonable amount for personal use, specifically more than 25 individual units, bags, or packages of a Schedule II controlled substance, indicating intent to distribute, sell, or deliver to others.
Possessing a quantity of controlled substances that exceeds a reasonable amount for personal use, specifically more than 25 individual units, bags, or packages of a Schedule III controlled substance, indicating intent to distribute, sell, or deliver to others.
Producing, refining, synthesizing, or cultivating illegal narcotics or controlled substances.
Possessing large quantities (30+ units) of chemicals, ingredients, or materials used to manufacture narcotics.
Knowingly possessing or concealing cash or assets obtained through drug trafficking, robbery or drug distribution.
Selling Cocaine Leaves, LSD, or marijuana to individuals, businesses, or entities (excluding licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors).
Selling cocaine, oxycodone, or ecstasy, ketamine to individuals, businesses, or entities (excluding licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors).
Selling fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, methylamine to individuals, businesses, or entities (excluding licensed businesses, medical services, or doctors).
The illegal production, distribution or transportation of controlled substances including possessing 80 or more bags of LSD, or marijuana (the total sum of all Schedule I drugs found).
The illegal production, distribution or transportation of controlled substances including possessing 80 or more bags of cocaine, oxycodone, or ecstasy, ketamine (the total sum of all Schedule II drugs found).
The illegal production, distribution or transportation of controlled substances including possessing 80 or more bags of fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin, methylamine (the total sum of all Schedule III drugs found).
Operating a motor vehicle with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property or driving 100+ MPH over the speed limit.
Willfully refusing to stop or attempting to evade officers after a lawful signal to do so.
Driving without due caution or attention, resulting in near collisions or minor property damage.
Engaging in a race, exhibition of speed, or stunt driving on public roads or restricted areas.
Leaving the scene after striking property or an unattended vehicle without providing information to involved parties.
Leaving the scene after an accident resulting in bodily injury or death without providing information.
Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, or other impairing substances.
Operating a motor vehicle while one’s driving privileges are suspended or revoked.
Evading law enforcement resulting in collision, injury, or property damage.
Operating off-road or specialized vehicles (ATVs, dirt bikes, electric scooters) on streets or sidewalks without authorization.
Failing to slow, move, or stop for emergency lights and sirens.
Recklessly causing serious bodily harm with a vehicle.
Driving a vehicle without valid registration.
Altering, removing, or damaging any part of a vehicle not belonging to the offender.
Installing prohibited performance modifications such as nitrous injection, illegal lighting, or altered exhaust designed for unlawful speed or concealment.
Operating vehicles in wilderness, beaches, or private land in a manner that causes damage or endangers the public.
Towing, relocating, or impounding a vehicle without lawful authority or proper documentation.
Losing control of a vehicle due to inattention, distraction, or poor maintenance resulting in a collision or hazard.
Engaging in multiple unsafe behaviors such as tailgating, excessive lane changes, or cutting off vehicles with deliberate hostility.
Installing or activating red/blue emergency lights, sirens, or decals to impersonate emergency vehicles or when unnecessary.
Operating a vehicle lacking critical safety equipment such as functioning brakes, headlights, or seatbelts.
Activating nitrous oxide or other performance enhancers on public roads.
Driving over the posted speed limit by 70+ mph.
Driving over the posted speed limit by 30–69 mph.
Driving over the posted speed limit by 10–29 mph.
Making an unsafe lane change.
Disregarding signals, cones, or temporary detours authorized by law enforcement or DOT.
Driving behind another vehicle at an unsafe distance.
Passing in a no-passing zone, using the shoulder, or endangering oncoming traffic.
Making a U-turn in a prohibited area or without clear visibility.
Stopping, standing, or driving significantly below normal speed without cause.
Operating a vehicle in low light or bad weather without lights activated.
Using the horn excessively or without need.
Operating a vehicle without a visible and legible license plate.
Driver or passenger not wearing a seatbelt while the vehicle is in motion.
Using a handheld device, eating or drinking while operating a motor vehicle.
Parking in prohibited areas, in front of hydrants, red curbs, or blocking driveways.
Displaying red and blue underglow lights or headlights. Lights must be a solid cannot strobe. (Must be both, can't be one)
Driving without having a physical driver’s license on your person. Arrest and citation is law enforcement discretion. Vehicle can be State impounded at law enforcements discretion.
Driving a vehicle with a modified / fraudulent license plate.
Entering an intersection after a red traffic signal without making a complete stop.
Not coming to a complete stop before proceeding through a stop sign.
Operating any two- or four-wheel vehicle (motorized or manual) on a sidewalk.
All licenses associated with a drivers license (CDL & Motorcycle) and pilots license will be automatically revoked if the individual accumulates 20 points on their driving or piloting record. The individual may petition the court to regain their drivers license but will need to reach out to the pilots license authority to regain their pilots license.
Engaging in the act of hunting, trapping, or taking wildlife without a valid hunting license or permit.
Catching or attempting to catch fish or aquatic species without a valid fishing license.
Killing, capturing, or taking wildlife without lawful authority or through prohibited means.
Possessing, harming, selling, or transporting wildlife designated as protected or endangered.
Engaging in wildlife activities within prohibited or restricted areas. (Refer to map for information)
Taking or attempting to take wildlife from a moving or stationary vehicle, boat, or aircraft unless lawfully authorized.
Using prohibited firearms, calibers, silencers, traps, nets, or explosives for the purpose of hunting or fishing.
Obstructing or harassing lawful hunters or anglers with intent to disturb wildlife or prevent legal harvest.
Selling, offering, or bartering wildlife or fish that was unlawfully taken, possessed, or imported.
Refusing or failing to display hunting or fishing permits to law enforcement or wildlife officials.
Failing to comply with or obstructing lawful duties of game wardens, park rangers, or environmental officers.
Firing a weapon during hunting in a reckless manner that endangers other persons, animals, or property.
Engaging in hunting or active tracking activities without wearing the required orange or high-visibility clothing as mandated for safety in designated hunting zones.
Piloting or attempting to pilot any aircraft without a valid pilot’s license or certification.
Flying or maintaining an aircraft that lacks proper registration.
Operating an aircraft with willful or wanton disregard for safety, including low-altitude flight, stunts, or unsafe maneuvers near people or property.
Landing or taking off from highways, public streets, or areas not designated as runways or heliports.
Entering restricted or controlled airspace without authorization, including over government buildings or events.
Flying below legally established minimum altitudes over residential, commercial, or public zones.
Using an aircraft in a manner that places persons or property at significant risk of injury or damage.
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Owning, managing, or conducting business activity without a valid business license or permit.
Continuing to operate after suspension, expiration, or revocation of a business registration.
Operating a business through deceptive advertising, false claims, or misrepresentation of goods and services.
Knowingly misappropriating or converting business, corporate, or fiduciary funds for personal gain.
Willfully concealing income, falsifying records, or failing to remit required business or sales taxes.
Concealing or disguising proceeds of unlawful activity through business or financial transactions.
Employing workers without required documentation, violating wage laws, or engaging in discriminatory hiring practices.
Running or assisting a business established primarily to conceal or facilitate illegal activity.
Knowingly using business property or assets for unauthorized or personal purposes.
Publishing or distributing materially false information intended to mislead consumers.
Creating or altering invoices, contracts, licenses, or certifications with intent to defraud.
Destroying, concealing, or falsifying company books, ledgers, or electronic records to impede an investigation.
Knowingly withholding part or fully earned wages or failing to pay vendors for services rendered.
Knowingly hindering or interfering with lawful investigations into corporate or commercial misconduct.
Engaging in any act that knowingly violates the terms, conditions, or regulatory standards established under the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Compliance Agreement or related contractual obligations between a business and its clients, partners, or oversight entities.