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5-71-211. Threatening a fire or bombing.
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5-71-211. Threatening a fire or bombing.
(a) A person commits the offense of threatening a fire or bombing if he or she purposely threatens damage or injury to the person or property of another person by bombing, fire, or other means, in a manner likely to:
(1) Place another person in reasonable apprehension of:
(A) Physical injury to that person or another person; or
(B) Damage to that person's property or to the property of another person; or
(2) Create public alarm.
(b)(1) Threatening a fire or bombing is a Class D felony if physical injury to a person results.
(2) Otherwise, threatening a fire or bombing is a Class A misdemeanor.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 5-71-211
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5-71-211. Threatening a fire or bombing.
(a) A person commits the offense of threatening a fire or bombing if he or she purposely threatens damage or injury to the person or property of another person by bombing, fire, or other means, in a manner likely to:
(1) Place another person in reasonable apprehension of:
(A) Physical injury to that person or another person; or
(B) Damage to that person's property or to the property of another person; or
(2) Create public alarm.
(b)(1) Threatening a fire or bombing is a Class D felony if physical injury to a person results.
(2) Otherwise, threatening a fire or bombing is a Class A misdemeanor.
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