US EditionState Senate passes bill to protect pets from stalkers
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State Senate passes bill to protect pets from stalkers
A new state bill aimed at safeguarding pets from stalkers has gained momentum in the California Legislature. Senate Bill 221, introduced by Sen. Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh (R–Yucaipa), has passed the Senate floor with unanimous support and is now set to advance to the Assembly. The big picture: Under current law, stalking includes threats that instill fear in an individual for their safety or that of immediate family members. SB 221 seeks to revise…
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