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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2442ORDINANCE NO. 2y- q'a AN ORDINANCE of the City of Port Angeles relating to criminal law and amending Ordinance 2129, 2188, 2213, 2305, 2357, and 2404, Section 2 of Ordinance 2220, and Title 9 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code by amending or repealing certain sections thereof. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PORT ANGELES as follows: Section 1. Ordinance 2129, as amended by Ordinances 2188, 2213, 2305, 2357, and 2404, Section 2 of Ordinance 2220, and Title 9 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code are hereby amende . to read as follows: Chapters: Sections: Title 9 PUBLIC PEACE, MORALS AND SAFETY 9.01 General Provisions 9.04 Principles of Liability 9.08 Defenses 9.12 Anticipatory Offenses 9.16 Crimes Against Persons and Property 9788-- Erim4nal- Empersenat #en 9724-- Pablie- Distarbanee 9- 28-- effenses- Aga4nst- Pnblie- Merals 9.30 Obstructing Governmental Operation 9.34 Controlled Substances 9.36 Malt Liquor Distribution 9.38 Miscellaneous Crimes 9.42 Weapons 9.01.010 9.01.020 9.01.030 9.01.040 9.01.050 9.01.060 9.01.070 9.01.075 9.01.080 9.01.090 9.01.100 Chapter 9.01 GENERAL PROVISIONS Effective date. Application. Severability. Captions. Purposes - Principles of construction. City criminal jurisdiction. Classes of crimes. Conditions of suspension or deferral of sentence. Common law to supplement ordinances. Limitation of actions. Definitions. -1- 9.01.010 Effective date. This title shall be adopted as and may be cited as Title 9 of the Port Angeles Municipal Code and shall become effective on April 1, 1981. The provisions of this title shall apply to any offense which is defined in this title and committed on or after April 1, 1981, unless otherwise expressly provided or unless the context otherwise requires, and shall also apply to any defense to prosecution for such an offense. (Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.020 Application. The provisions of this title do not apply to or govern the construction of and punishment for any offense committed prior to the effective date of this title, or to the construction and application of any defense to a prosecution for such an offense. Such an offense must be construed and punished according to the provisions of law existing at the time of the commission thereof in the same manner as if this title had not been enacted. (Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.030 Severability. If any provision of this title, or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the title, or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not affected, and to this end the provisions of this title are declared to be severable. (Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.040 Captions. Chapter, section, and subsection captions are for organizational purposes only and shall not be construed as part of this title. (Ord 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.050 Purposes - Principles of construction. A. The general purposes of the provisions governing the definition of offenses are: 1. To forbid and prevent conduct that inflicts or threatens substantial harm to individual or public interests; 2. To safeguard conduct that is without culpability from condemnation as criminal; 3. To give fair warning of the nature of the conduct declared to constitute an offense; 4. To differentiate on reasonable grounds between serious and minor offenses, and to prescribe proportionate penalties for each. B. The provisions of this title shall be construed according to the fair import of their terms but when the languag is susceptible of differing construction it shall be interpreted to further the general purposes stated in this title. (Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.060 City criminal jurisdiction. The following persons are liable to punishment: A. A person who commits in the city any crime, in whole o in part; B. A person who commits out of the city any act which, if committed within it, would be theft and who is afterward found i the city with any of the stolen property; C. A person who, being out of the city, counsels, causes, procures, aids, or abets another to commit a crime in the city; D. A person who commits an act without the city which affects persons or property within the city, which, if committed within the city, would be a crime. (Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.070 Classes of crimes. An offense defined by this title constitutes a misdemeanor of the first class or a misdemeanor of the second class. A Class I misdemeanor may be punished by either fine or imprisonment, or both, up to the maximum sentence allowed under the jurisdiction of the court in -2- which the charge is filed. A Class II misdemeanor may be punished by a maximum fine of one thousand dollars. A sentence of imprisonment shall not be imposed for any Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2220 §1, 6- 29 -82; Ord. 2213 §1, 5 -4 -82; Ord. 2129 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.075 Conditions of suspension or deferral of sentence. Any suspendable or deferrable fine or imprisonment may be suspended or deferred on any of the following terms or conditions as the court deems appropriate: A. Restitution to any person or persons who may have suffered injury or damage by reason of commission of the crime in question; B. Compliance with any order of a court for payment of family support; C. Successful completion of any alcohol or mental counseling program for behavior problems related to the crime; D. Completion of an appropriate number of hours of community service; E. No contact with any person or business establishment who was a victim of the crime; F. Forfeiture of any firearm, weapon or weapons, used in connection with the crime; or G. Performance of or abstention from any act that the court deems appropriate under the circumstances or which may help prevent a recurrence of the same or similar criminal behavior. (Ord. 2188 §1, 1- 12 -82.) 9.01.080 Common law to supplement ordinances. The provisions of the common law relating to the commission of crime and punishment thereof, insofar as not inconsistent with the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Washington, shall supplement all penal ordinances of the city of Port Angeles and all persons offending against the same shall be tried in the municipal court of the city. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.090 Limitation of actions. Prosecutions for the offenses shall be commenced within one year after their commission. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.01.100 Definitions. In this title unless a different meaning plainly is required: 1. "Acted" includes, where relevant, omitted to act. 2. "Actor" includes, where relevant, a person failing to act. 3. "Benefit" is any gain or advantage to the beneficiary, including any gain or advantage to a third person pursuant to desire or consent of the beneficiary. 4. "Bodily injury" or "physical injury" means physical pain, illness, or an impairment of physical condition. 5. "Building ", in addition to its ordinary meaning, includes any dwelling, fenced area, vehicle, railway car, cargo container, or any other structure used for lodging of persons or for carrying on business therein, or for the use, sale or deposit of goods; each unit of a building consisting of two or more units separately secured or occupied is a separate building. 6. "Deadly weapon" means any explosive or loaded or unloaded firearm, and includes any other weapon, device, instrument, article, or substance, including a "vehicle" as defined in this section, which, under the circumstances in which it is used, attempted to be used, or threatened to be used, is readily capable of causing death or serious bodily injury. 7. "Dwelling" means any building or structure, though movable or temporary, or a portion thereof, which is used or ordinarily used by a person for lodging. -3- 8. "Government" includes any branch, subdivision, or agency of the government of the state and any county, city, district, or other local governmental unit. 9. "Governmental function" includes any activity which a public servant is legally authorized or permitted to undertake on behalf of a government. 10. "Indicted" and "indictment" include "informed against" and "information "; and "informed against" and "information" include "indicted" and "indictment ". 11. "Judge" includes every judicial officer authorized alone or with others to hold or preside over a court. 12. "Malice" and "maliciously" shall import an evil intent, wish, or design to vex, annoy, or injure another person. Malice may be inferred from an act done in wilful disregard of the rights of another, or an act wrongfully done without just cause or excuse, or an act or omission of duty betraying a wilful disregard of social duty. 13. "Officer" and "public officer" means a person holding office under a city, county, or state government, or the federal government, who performs a public function, and in so doing is vested with the exercise of some sovereign power of government, and includes all assistants, deputies, clerks, and employees of any public officer and all persons lawfully exercising or assuming to exercise any of the powers or functions of a public officer. 14. "Omission" means a failure to act. 15. "Peace officer" means a duly appointed city, county, or state law enforcement officer. 16. "Pecuniary benefit" means any gain or advantage in the form of money, property, commercial interest, or anything else the primary significance of which is economic gain. 17. "Person ", "he ", and "actor" include any natural person and, where relevant, a corporation, joint stock association, or an unincorporated association. 18. "Place of work" includes but is not limited to all the lands and other real property of a farm or ranch in the case of an actor who owns, operates, or is employed to work on such a farm or ranch. 19. "Prison" means any place designated by law for the keeping of persons held in custody under process of law, or under lawful arrest, including but not limited to any state correctional institution or any county or city jail. 20. "Prisoner" includes any person held in custody under process of law, or under lawful arrest. 21. "Property" means anything of value, whether tangible or intangible, real or personal. 22. "Public servant" means any person other than a witness who presently occupies the position of or has been elected, appointed, or designated to become an officer or employee of government, including a legislator, judge, judicial officer, juror, and any person participating as an advisor, consultant, or otherwise in performing a governmental function. 23. "Signature" includes any memorandum, mark, or sign made with intent to authenticate any instrument or writing, or the subscription of any person thereto. 24. "Statute" means the Constitution or an act of the legislature or initiative or referendum of the state. 25. "Threat" means to communicate, directly or indirectly, the intent: a. To cause bodily injury in the future to the person threatened or to any other person; or b. To cause physical damage to the property of a person other than the actor; or c. To subject the person threatened or any other person to physical confinement or restraint; or - 4- d. To accuse any person of a crime or cause criminal charges to be instituted against any person; or e. To expose a secret or publicize an asserted fact, whether true or false, tending to subject any person to hatred, contempt, or ridicule; or f. To reveal any information sought to be concealed by the person threatened; or g. To testify or provide information or withhold testimony or information with respect to another's legal claim or defense; or h. To take wrongful action as an official against anyone or anything, or wrongfully withhold official action, or cause such action or withholding; or i. To bring about or continue a strike, boycott, or other similar collective action to obtain property which is not demanded or received for the benefit of the group which the actor purports to represent; or j. To do any other act which is intended to harm substantially the person threatened or another with respect to his health, safety, business, financial condition, or personal relationships. 26. "Vehicle" means a "motor vehicle" as defined in the vehicle and traffic laws, any aircraft, or any vessel equipped for propulsion by mechanical means or by sail. 27. Tense and Gender. Words in the present tense shall include the future tense; and in the masculine shall include the feminine and neuter genders; and in the singular shall include the plural; and in the plural shall include the singular. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) Sections: 9.04.010 9.04.020 9.04.030 9.04.040 9.04.050 Chapter 9.04 PRINCIPLES OF LIABILITY General requirements of culpability. Substitutes for criminal negligence, recklessness, and knowledge. Requirement of wilfulness satisfied by acting knowingly. Liability for conduct of another - Complicity. Criminal liability of corporations and persons acting or under a duty to act in their behalf. 9.04.010 General requirements of culpability. Kinds of culpability are defined as follows: A. Intent. A person acts with intent or intentionally when he acts with the objective or purpose to accomplish a result which constitutes a crime. B. Knowledge. A person knows or acts knowingly or with knowledge when he is aware of a fact, facts, or circumstances or result described by an ordinance defining an offense. A person may be found, but is not required to be found, to know or act knowingly or with knowledge when he has information which would lead a reasonable person in the same situation to believe that facts exist which facts are described by an ordinance defining an offense. C. Recklessness. A person is reckless or acts recklessly when he knows of and disregards a substantial risk that a wrongful act may occur, and his disregard of such substantial risk is a gross deviation from conduct that a reasonable man would exercise in the same situation. -5- D. Criminal Negligence. A person is criminally negligent or acts with criminal negligence when he fails to be aware of a substantial risk that a wrongful act may occur, and his failure to be aware of such substantial risk constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of care that a reasonable man would exercise in the same situation. (Ord. 2188 §2, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.04.020 Substitutes for criminal negligence, recklessness, and knowledge. When an ordinance provides that criminal negligence suffices to establish an element of an offense, such element also is established if a person acts intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly. When recklessness suffices to establish an element, such element also is established if a person acts intentionally or knowingly. When acting knowingly suffices to establish an element, such element also is established if a person acts intentionally. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.04.030 Requirement of wilfulness satisfied b actin knowingly. A requirement that an offense be committed wilfully is satisfied if a person acts knowingly with respect to the material elements of the offense, unless a purpose to impose further requirements plainly appears. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.04.040 Liability for conduct of another - Complicity. A. A person is guilty of a crime if it is committed by the conduct of another person for which he is legally accountable. B. A person is legally accountable for the conduct of another person when: 1. Acting with the kind of culpability that is sufficient for the commission of the crime, he causes an innocent or irresponsible person to engage in such conduct; or 2. He is made accountable for the conduct of such other person by this title or by the law defining the crime; or 3. He is an accomplice of such other person in the commission of the crime. C. A person is an accomplice of another person in the commission of the crime if: 1. With knowledge that it will promote or facilitate the commission of the crime, he: a. Solicits, commands, encourages, or requests such other person to commit it, or b. Aids or agrees to aid such other person in planning or committing it; or 2. His conduct is expressly declared by law to establish his complicity. D. A person who is legally incapable of committing a particular crime himself may be guilty thereof if it is committed by the conduct of another person for which he is legally accountable, unless such liability is inconsistent with the purpose of the provisions establishing his incapacity. E. Unless otherwise provided by this title or by the law defining the crime, a person is not an accomplice in a crime committed by another person if: 1. He is a victim of that crime; or 2. He terminates his complicity prior to the commission of the crime, and either gives timely warning to the law enforcement authorities or otherwise makes a good faith effort to prevent the commission of the crime. F. A person legally accountable for the conduct of another person may be convicted on proof of the commission of the crime and of his complicity therein, though the person claimed to have committed the crime has not been prosecuted or convicted or has -6- been convicted of a different crime or degree of crime or has an immunity to prosecution or conviction or has been acquitted. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.04.050 Criminal liability of corporations and persons acting or under a duty to act in their behalf. A. Definitions. 1. "Agent" means any director, officer, or employee of a corporation, or any other person who is authorized to act on behalf of the corporation; 2. "Corporation" includes any domestic, foreign, for - profit, nonprofit, or other corporation, joint stock association, agricultural cooperative, trade association, union, partnership, or other public or private entity doing business within the city. 3. "High managerial agent" means an officer or director of a corporation or any other agent in a position of comparable authority with respect to the formulation of corporate policy or the supervision in a managerial capacity of subordinate employees. B. A corporation is guilty of an offense when: 1. The conduct constituting the offense consists of an omission to discharge a specific duty of performance imposed on corporations by law; or 2. The conduct constituting the offense is engaged in, authorized, solicited, requested, commanded, or tolerated by the board of directors or by a high managerial agent acting within the scope of his employment and on behalf of the corporation; or 3. The conduct constituting the offense is engaged i by an agent of the corporation, other than a high managerial agent, while acting within the scope of his employment and in behalf of the corporation, and a. The offense is a gross misdemeanor or misdemeanor, or b. The offense is one defined by a statute whic clearly indicates a legislative intent to impose such criminal liability on a corporation. C. A person is criminally liable for conduct constituting an offense which he performs or causes to be performed in the name of or on behalf of a corporation to the same extent as if such conduct were performed in his own name or behalf. D. Whenever a duty to act is imposed by law upon a corporation, any agent of the corporation who knows he has or shares primary responsibility for the discharge of the duty is criminally liable for a reckless or, if a high managerial agent, criminally negligent omission to perform the required act to the same extent as if the duty were by law imposed directly upon suc agent. E. Any corporation which violates any provision of this title may, in addition to payment of any fine imposed, forfeit every right and license to do business in the city. Such rights and licenses may be removed by vote of the city council, upon application by the city attorney, at a regular hearing conducted for this purpose. A certified copy of the record of conviction may be forwarded to the attorney general for other proceedings o actions to forfeit the right and franchise to do business in the state of Washington according to state law. (Ord. 2188 §3, 1- 12 -82.) -7- Sections: 9.08.010 9.08.020 9.08.030 9.08.040 9.08.050 9.08.060 9.08.070 Chapter 9.08 DEFENSES Definitions. Use of force - When lawful. Duress. Entrapment. Action for being detained on mercantile establishment premises for investigation - "Reasonable grounds" as defense. Intoxication. Insanity. 9.08.010 Definitions. In this chapter, unless a different meaning is plainly required: 1. "Necessary" means that no reasonably effective alternative to the use of force appeared to exist and that the amount of force used was reasonable to effect the lawful purpose intended. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.020 Use of force - When lawful. The use, attempt, or offer to use force upon or toward the person of another shall not be unlawful in the following cases: 1. Whenever necessarily used by a public officer in the performance of a legal duty, or a person assisting him and actin• under his direction; 2. Whenever necessarily used by a person arresting one who has committed a felony and delivering him to a public officer competent to receive him into custody; 3. Whenever used by a party about to be injured, or by another lawfully aiding him, in preventing or attempting to prevent an offense against his person, or a malicious trespass, or other malicious interference with real or personal property lawfully in his possession, in case the force is not more than shall be necessary; 4. Whenever used in a reasonable and moderate manner by a parent or his authorized agent, a guardian, master, or teacher i the exercise of lawful authority, to restrain or correct his child, ward, apprentice or scholar. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.030 Duress. A. In any prosecution for a crime, it is a defense that: 1. The actor participated in the crime under compulsion by another who by threat or use of force created an apprehension in the mind of the actor that in case of refusal he or another would be liable to immediate death or immediate grievous bodily injury; and 2. That such apprehension was reasonable upon the part of the actor; and 3. That the actor would not have participated in the crime except for the duress involved. B. The defense of duress is not available if the actor intentionally or recklessly places himself in a situation in which it is probable that he will be subject to duress. The defense of duress is not established solely by a showing that a married person acted on the command of his or her spouse. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.040 Entrapment. A. In any prosecution for a crime, it is a defense that: 1. The criminal design originated in the mind of law -8- enforcement officials, or any person acting under their direction; and 2. The actor was lured or induced to commit a crime which the actor had not otherwise intended to commit. B. The defense of entrapment is not established by a showing only that law enforcement officials merely afforded the actor an opportunity to commit a crime. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.050 Action for being detained on mercantile establishment premises for investigation - "Reasonable grounds" as defense. In any action brought by or on behalf of any person having been detained on or in the immediate vicinity of the premises of a mercantile establishment for the purpose of investigation or questioning as to the ownership of any merchandise, it shall be a defense of such action that the person was detained in a reasonable manner and for not more than a reasonable time to permit such investigation or questioning by a peace officer, by the owner of the mercantile establishment, or by the owner's authorized employee or agent, and that such peace officer, owner, employee, or agent had reasonable grounds to believe that the person so detained was committing or attempting to commit theft or shoplifting on such premises of such merchandise. As used in this section, "reasonable grounds" includes, but is not limited to, knowledge that a person has concealed possession of unpurchased merchandise of a mercantile establishment, and a "reasonable time" means the time necessary to permit the person detained to make a statement or to refuse t make a statement, and the time necessary to examine employees an . records of the mercantile establishment relative to the ownershi of the merchandise. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.060 Intoxication. No act committed by a person while in a state of voluntary intoxication shall be deemed less criminal by reason of his condition, but whenever the actual existence of any particular mental state is a necessary element to constitute a particular species or degree of crime, the fact of his intoxication may be taken into consideration in determining such mental state. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.08.070 Insanity. To establish the defense of insanity, it must be shown that: A. At the time of the commission of the offense, as a result of mental disease or defect, the mind of the actor was affected to such an extent that: 1. He was unable to perceive the nature and quality of the act with which he is charged; or 2. He was unable to tell right from wrong with reference to the particular act charged. B. The defense of insanity must be established by a preponderance of the evidence. (Ord. 2188 §4, 1- 12 -82.) Sections: Chapter 9.12 ANTICIPATORY OFFENSES 9.12.010 Criminal attempt. 9.12.020 Criminal solicitation. 9.12.010 Criminal attempt. A. A person is guilty of an attempt to commit a crime if, with intent to commit a specific crime as defined by this title, he does any act which is a substantial step toward the commissio of that crime. -9- • • B. If the conduct in which a person engages otherwise constitutes an attempt to commit a crime, it is no defense to a prosecution of such attempt that the crime charged to have been attempted was, under the attendant circumstances, factually or legally impossible of commission. C. An attempt to commit a crime is, and shall be punishable to the same extent as a Class II offense. (Ord. 2188 §5, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.12.020 Criminal solicitation. A person is guilty o criminal solicitation when, with intent to promote or facilitate the commission of a crime, he offers to give or gives money or other things of value to another to engage in a specific conduct which would constitute such crime or which would establish complicity of such other person in its commission or attempted commission had such crime been attempted or committed. Criminal solicitation is a Class I misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 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-- seo±Ydriitg- ,-- burnng; -ot`- breaking; --er egrieulturel -er- industrial- satetege7- etiel-47ne4ixeiea- error - minxrt+on in- the - value -e €- any - preperty- as- a- eensee1uenee -e € -an -set7 37--- uPhys4ea }- datnac}&' - Mt- add4t4en- to- - ice-- erd4nary mean4ng7- ineudes- the- a4terat4en;- rla�aage.-ot` evel+nm moms -, 4n€ ermat4en;- data ;- er- eemputer- pregrattts- w4i- r-e- e1—ect on-ica -1-lyr reeerded- nor- -u-se- in eemputers:---(- Eat d -. -- 2194- 56; --1— - 2- 9-2;-- 9,,d -. 21297- 4- } -g 47} 97}67060-- Er4m4na4- trespass7 A - - - -Be €fin #bens.--- lFiie- €rtrl3eduiteg eke£- ice+* -s l-p -te -this ehaptert }7--- uFremises1- 4neludes- any- bu44dng7- dweling;- er -an. res}- preperty- r---- sEnteru--- -Fite- n 't-,-- when -- ear - stunting -an element -er- part- et- e- erinre i- 4.treicrdes- -t-he- -e- erft-ne -- person-, er- the -fie settien --ef-- airy -- part --'r €- his -belly : -er- airy -i-nst Yame,,t --er weapen-€reid- r-- his -4 tt d -- acre -- use &- er --itt id - to-- be- ased --to threaten- er- intimi elate -a- person;- er- te- detaeh- er- remeve- preperty- 3. " Enter s- er- remei.tls- a petsO3r Jrirtes er- temaitis- trniawftrl3 '- inr- e -& -upe r- preen €ses- when- he -is-lick- -t-hen lieemsed;- invited;- er- etherwise- privileged - to -se- enter- er- remain- A- +ieense- er- ptivilege -te- enter- or- temaitri _tr- e- ireri- ie}iee3- t�kritiir is em+ y- partly- epeti- ter the - public- firs- -rrc a-- €ieen-se- er-pr4viiege -te enter -err emaits -i.-n- brat -- pay -(rf-- a -Ystrl i-ng-- tkrielr - s- net- epeerte the- publie: - -A- person- w+zo --e tet Krr- miirtg- upo- ertimpreved -and apparenti y- uetseel- lend- ,- salti- ehi- is- neither'- -i-eiri- - nor- etlierwise eneieseel- in- a- manner- designed- terexel- stle-i_etz- ors, -doca ee-- w-i-th +4eense -- anti - priwilcgc - nn3ess-- netiee --age+ - 9t-- trespaaa -is personally- eemmunieated- to -4141nr bg--the- wr _ r._e_r-- 04-ehe- anti -er -same ether - authorized- pesset,- er- ti- nIess -t yetiee- i.- s- -g- iv-- en-- by --pos- i g- i-n a- eenspieueus- manner- B---- Erimina+- ctespas- !kr lte- First- i?egsee:- -ar- person -s guilty- e€- etimine4.- it:estsass- 4s1-3-he- degree-- € €- he-knewingly enters-er- remains -unlaw €ally -in -a- building.-- eriminal- trespass -4- the- €first- degree -is -a- €lass- f- misdemeamer- E---- Eriminal- �FSespass- i- rr�lte- Seeen&- Begree--- A- pe�sorr is guilty- e€- erimirai- trespass - its - the- seeenel -- _ roe- ii= ize-iencitrng -ly enters-er- remains- unlaw €ully- 4n -er- open -prem #ses - a €- enether -umde e4reumstamees- eert - -eon t—i- t-irtirng-- erirtinai- trespass-- i- n- -the- €first degree--- Et' imitsa3- t�espa- ,tg- i- rr- tl3e- seeemd- degree- i_- s -a--C- lass -1 l misdemeaner- B---- Eriminal- Prespass - - -Be €eases. - - -4n- any- preseeutien- uncle snbseetiens -B- and- E- it- is -a -de €ease -that- 1-- - -A -bu €+ding - involved- in -an -e€ €ease- under- subseetie B- was- abandemedt -er 37- - -The- premises - were - tlte- triune- -op& rte- members -e€ t he- puiriie -- sire€ - the- aeter- grlie el- iti- Hi- a++- lew#u4-- Bend -i ions impesed- en- aeeess - to -er- remaining -in- the - premises; -er 3---- The-aeter- -rees-eneb-17 - be-lieve-&- that - the - eater- -o -f the-- rretmtacs,-- err —oeter - persem- _..l- -ter ]r eeirse- aeeess t herete;- weald- have- +4eensed- him -te- enter -er- remain.-- - -erd- -2;29, 9.16.065 Unauthorized persons /trespassers on the Port of Port Angeles. A. The executive director of the Port of Port Angeles may designate certain areas to which access by members of the public is restricted and /or prohibited, unless authorized herein. Restricted areas shall be clearly designated by markings on the ground and /or signs clearly posted in and about the areas so designated. Restricted areas may also, where practical, be separated from unrestricted areas by fences, barriers, gates, or other appropriate obstructions to free passage. B. Restricted areas shall be marked "RESTRICTED AREA /NO TRESPASSING; Authorized personnel only." C. Authorized persons shall include: 1. Employees of the Port; 2. Stevedores and stevedore employees in the performance of their operations; 3. Agents, employees, or guests of vessels berthed a the marine terminal; 4. Owners of vessels moored in the Port Angeles Boathaven or their guests or visitors. Visitor hours may be limited as deemed necessary by the executive director of the Por of Port Angeles. Visitor hours shall be posted at ramps, walkways, or other access areas; 5. Owners or operators of aircraft, stopped, parked, or tied down in the Port Angeles airport or their guests. -12- D. Violation of this section shall be a Class I misdemeanor if the trespass occurs in or on a building, boat or plane. Each violation occurring in or on any other area shall be a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2194 §4, 2- 1 -82.) 97167898-- Mak4ng- er- hav4ng- burglar- teels--- Bvery- gersen whe- shall- make -et- mead- or- eatrse- to-- be- -nxere-- or-- fne.de-eir,- -o-r --have in has- gessessaen7 -any- engine;- maehine;- teei;- taiser err-rick- beak -, bat, - nippers; --er--i 'react- adagtedr- des €greedy -et- xrrr1-y-used ter- the -<. ri- ssi- <xr-o-f- -}margl -any-- under- esretimstenees -e ri a - an Intent -te- use- er- empley7- er- allew- the - same - to -be- used- er- emgleyed €n- t +ie-- eetrwrie�iertr -e - a- burg£ary;-e -- lenow4ng- -drat- the -same- is Intended- to-- tje - -se- used; -- he4Ar- be- gat£ty- o£ -1fte n3- _er- hav €nej burglar- teeis: -- Maki- ng-- er- having-Irnrg3err-- -©ed's--ra -a -C- 1es - -I-I misdemeaner---49rd7-2129y-4-4-81r* 9 -l6- 888-- Ve hie le- - prrosrli-ng - - -14- -pars- en - -is-- guilty -- rf veh4ele- rrewi -ing- rf, t- Intent - to-- .vrrattat-- a -erlme -$gar area -a gersen- er- preperty- thetcan; - he- enters- es-a* ti- rrs- i-n --a vehaelec-- Vehiele -prewl lug- as- a- Elass- - misdemeaner-- -49rd- -2129; 4- I -81-} 97167898 -- The €t 7 A7--- Be €4 n4taens - -- The- teiiewtng- de#4.nat4ons -- are-- epp+ieab -ie 4n- this- ehagter -am ass- the- eentext- etherwase- reelsirest 1---- �Aggregraate- 1-oe -- er-- m- iadc14ve = -gregerty --or servteesu- means- elrtaitrittg- T`-emer i-ng -- +l- -ever- the- preperty er- servaees- a € - another- whaeh- the- aeher- knews -te- have - been - lest -er maslaid7- er -te- have - been - delivered- under- a- m4stake- as -te- Identity e €- the- reeigient- er- as -te- the - nature -er- amount -e€- the - property- 27--- 1119y- eeler -er- aid- e£- deeegtienu- means - the- deeept4en operated -i:o-- bring --a- bout -- the- -ebtea -i itrg-- e£- -t-he- -property --er servaeest- It -Is- net- neeessary- that- deeeptaen -be- the -sele- means -e€ ebta4n4ng- the- preperty- er- serv4ees- 3---- uBeeepttenn- eeeurs- when- an- aeter- knewanglyt a---- Ereates-- trr - --e( rrrrf -i -- anethcri -a -- €else impression- whteh- the - eater- knews - to -be- €else; -er b---- Fails- te- -eer-re-et--anot :er-La- impreaakea -wh4eh the - eater - previously- has - erected -er -eon €armed; -er e- - -- Prevents - shatter -i -cost-- aecgakrk g- an£ermataen material -te- the- dispesit4en -e£- the- preperty- 4nvelved7 -et- d- - -- Trans€ ens -- et-- r:err ebers--- prrrepert- -- wathem d4selesing- a- 3- ietr,-- wives- - e- 1- aiaar -er- ether- iegai- iarpettnerrt-to the- en�eyment -e €- the --p repetty -,-- insure, -4±h iraped-i - ra-er -as net- val4d7- et-- Is- er -4s- net -a- matter - a €- a €£4eiaa- reeerd; -et- e7 - -- Prem4ses- per£ermanee- wh4eh - the- aeter- Bees -ne 4ntend- te- ger£erm -et-- knews -will- net -be -gar €armed7 4---- "Bepr4veu7- i- rr- addat #en- to- -i ta- eemmen - mean- i-tg -, means -tor- make-- enetzthetized - tree --et` -- art- unanther4ted-- eopy - -e€ reeerds7- In#eematien;- oleos; -- t - seerete-- et- eentputer- pregrams; prevaded,- that - -the -- € ren iettect are - a €- a- prktvate-- propri y nature. - 5---- nebta4n-eentrei -evee" , icr-akd- it-ien -- a - eta- eemmen meaning;- means- a- - - -In- eiatierr -- to- - property-- te-- bri- ng-- abeub -a trans £ et-- et-- pw- rperteel- derranete -to-- Ste -ehta nor- et-- anethez -of- -a legally- reeegn4sed- interest -4n- the- preperty7 -et- b---- In- reiatien -- e--i t-- er- servaee;- to-- eeetrre per€ermanee-theree€-€er- the -bene €its -e €- the- ebtaaner- et-- anether- 6--- "Wrengf allyelrta>-rrat --or - 1'eweTts-- unautherired eentrelu- means- a- - - -Te- take- the- preperty -err-ems Ht.,es- o#-- rirtirer; b---- Havingenty -- property - et- - -services - 4n -- one -'-s pessessaeny--eues eddy -- et-- -eentro-1-- as-43a -H- e-, - €aeter7-1A- edgee -, et- -13- servant; -- attorney ; - -asetri - --en rloy�ee,-- M-=, -eite±Kter-, adm4n4strater;- -guelN116en- ,-- er --e{ i- eer - -e € -- airy -- persen; -- `-, asseeiat4en ;- er- -eorpemt4- en-- -or--has- a publie- et.ieer; -er- persen author+aed- hy- agr•eeittent -ter- - autkerity -te- take- er-- ho-1 -d seek - possession; - *ated —y-; - er- eentre-- te- seerete;-trit- ki}rrrli -,-rtrr apprepr #ate -the- same- te- tk- is- eorrrtrse• -- err-- to--she-- ttse -e€ -any- persen ether- than - the - tree -owner tart persen - entitled- therete- 4---- ewneru- means -e- persen;- ether - the- --de -e -, itho has- poccc33ien --t €ter -- airy -- ether - interest- i-r-- the - property -rtrr servtees- involved;- ane- -srtthe+r -- whale- eensent -t w°- lgas. -fie auther±ty-te- exert- eentrel -ever- the - property- er- serv4ees- 8---- uAeeeiveu-- ineludee,- -slat - 4s-- nett34mited - -te; aequ4ring -title ; - pessess+en ;-- eentr -el ;- or-- a- -see- ur- ty- i- mares*_ -,--rr any- ether - interest -4n- the- preperty- 9---- uServieesu- 4neludes;- but -4s- net - limited -te Taber; pre €ess± anal-- serv4eesr-- hransper €a €Ten-- ee- rv+cee -, - e- 1eetro n. eemputer-- sere -ideer- t}re -- supply 4ng-- o-€- 4rote4-- aeeemmedat4ens; restaurant- seredees;-- entet'tri -tacari!-,- ke- supplying -ef -- equipment. ferule attd--the-- supplyng- a €- eomxterdd-t4e- s -v£--e-pals e- utility nature-sueh-as- gas7- eleetrteity7- steam7- and- water7 l97- -u S tel enu- dreams -- obtained- 4iy- -the -ft -r- robbery ; -ter extertien- ii-r- EValueu- means - the- rrae~ket { tai -axe --of- abbe -wope y -err servtees -at- the - tame - and -in- the- approximate -a e-f tdre- -er- i-tt+ne -1 aett a---- Whether tart- not-titter -hive- been - tseued -ter delivered;- taritten- =*fi► ++meats- ,-- exeegt- these-- hev- irng --a- read# }y aseertained- market- value; -shall -be- evaluated -as- allows- -- - -the- value -e€- err i *±men+�t rnitix irrg an -ev4 donee -e€- debt; - seek- as- a- eheek;- draft,-- o-r- pixmri- scary --imte-, shall -be- deemed - the - amount- 4ae- er- eelleet4ble- thereen -er- thereby; that - €figure- ordinarily - being- the- faee -ameun -e#- tare e n s less- any- pertten- theree€- whteh- has - been- sat4s €ted- 44--- The-- ve+eae- -ef -a- eie* - er --equ-i lent tnstrament -w vie r --ev -' zt a right --ter _reeei-ve- transportation; entertainment ter- ether- serv4ee- sha4a- ire -ddeer t - the --p i-ee -- to ed thereeny- i -f-- enyi --e -4f -ne -pise -its eu- kereort, -- the -value shall -be- deemed - the - priee -e€- sued- tieket tart equivalent- 4nstramen wh4eh- the - issuer- eharged- the - general- publ4et 444. -- The- veAse -e -- any - leer- 4natrument -that ereates;- reieases7- d4seharges, er --the tfise -- eftBeets -- envy- -vtl- uelrle legal --r- gh--,-- pr4v4} ege;- vr-- ebl4gat4en-- eha- l- l- -be --i ce -the greatest-- emcxsrt-- e4 --eee - rube- 3ess-- whieh -t - ewner --o4- -the instrument- might- reesenab3y- sta-€€er --b vi tie -e4 - L-hie- lose -ef -the tnstrument- b- - -- Whenever - any - -series - of -te t Tenn- -wh4eh eenstitute- theft;- rreuid;- when- eenstdered- separately;- eonstitute -: Blass -ice - m4sdemeaner -4 zd e€ va t,-- and --€he - series - et transeettens -are- -gar€ - eft- a-- eorstten- seheme -ror-- pl art , - -then --the transaet4ens- may - Ore- egtt-er} i-tr-ote- eottnt - and - the - scam -et-t-he value- efta33 -eases -- --- -_- ------ -dhi b --ise-the- vaue- eensidered -tn determining- the - degree -e €- the£ t - involved--- Transaetions- involving eheeks- turee=n - -en- -the-- same-- ba-rrk-- er- eltee4k -i-ng- o- e- ever- -a realer tab} a -- perish -- a €- -eise -- -not -- tent- exceed--sim-- months ; netw4thstand4ng- the- trudtber- erf-- d44 -fnNnr= - pero*±+ns-- eaeh- eheeka -may have- beers- issued -te;- may -be- aggregated -into- one -eeunt -arid- the -su of -t-he - -vehxe -- of- ttte --eh e lee -- shall- be -ttte- Aire -- enei- &erect - -4n determining- the - Blass -e€- the- ertme7 e - - -- Whenever -- any -- persen-- 4s-- eharged- -with pessess4ng- stolen- property- and - sited- persen -tress-- dn-lawftrl3y -i-rr -iris p e s s e s s 4 e n- at- the- same- time- ilia- stoietrrroperty- ef- ire- -then- -cite persen;- then - the- -stedetr- property- pc>osesse&- may - bee aggregated -4n one- eosnt- and- t3te-- strm -o €- the- velse -e# -IAA -- hie- ateen- property shall -be- the- vtatae --eot- iu-ra4-- i-- n-- deterta -hr ,rg-- L-he-- elasa- of -er4me involved.: -14- d---- Preperty -er- serviees - having - value- that- eannet be- aseerta4ned- pursuant -te- the - Standards- set- €erth- ebeve- sha++ -be deemed - to -be- a € -e- value- net- exeeeding -9ne- Hundred- Be++are7 B---- The €t--- Be€initien--- Be €ense- +---- uThe €tu- means- a---- Pe -wrrx fttl-ip- min - -er- exert-- uneuthor -reed eentre+- ever -44w erdrap -er- serviees- o-f-- ast:.z -o-r he -value theree €; - with- 4nteet -te- deprive - him - a € -sueh- property -er- serviees; er b---- By-- ce- lor-- er- td- e € --deeep i�xr -te- eentre+- ever - 441e-- peevery - -er- serviees -ef --e e'bhei -ot- the -value theree€;- w4th- 4ntent -te- deprive -h4m- a € -sueh- property -er- serviees; sr e---- Te- appreprsete- lest- er- rori3dc1 -4= e property er -seri Sees -ter€ - another, - -er - the- -vela- trhereef r-with -� tie rt to depr4ve- him - a € -sueh- property- er- serv4ees- 2v- --in -- arty-- preseeutien- forr -- the €t -- it - s- haM- -be --a su € €4e4ent- de €ense- that - tote - property -er --&erg _ee- ors - pp r -iatcd epee +y - and --e-re reds -y-u •-•-- a--eba tw- a €- t4t4e- meele --i r-good- -f-e4€ -, even-theugh- the- e+a4m- 4s- untenab+e- 8---- The €t -in- the - Third- Begree--- A- persen- is- gu4+ty -e€ -the €t 4 n- the -t1t4rd- elegree-- i- f--he- ri-ts- zhi -ef - pfeper r -er- serviees wh4eh- deee - net - exceed- twrrMnk4 -- £4 -fty -e}o-i- lei - -i-n- a+ue.--- fE}rd -. 8488- Q97- +- +8- 881- 9rd7- 8 +897- 4-4-8+ + 9.16.100 Criminal possession of leased or dented machinery, equipment, or motor vehicle. A. A person is guilty of criminal possession of leased or rented machinery, equipment or a motor vehicle if the value thereof does not exceed one thousand five hundred dollars and if he: 1. After renting machinery, equipment or a motor vehicle under an agreement in writing which provides for the return of said item to a particular place at a particular time, fails to return the item to said place within the time specified, is thereafter served by registered or certified mail addressed to him at his last known place of residence or business with a written demand to return said item within seventy -two hours from the time of the service of such demand, and wilfully neglects to return said item to any place of business of the lessor within five full business days from the date of service of said notice; or 2. After leasing machinery, equipment or a motor vehicle under an agreement in writing which provides for periodic rental or lease payment for a period greater than six months duration, fails to pay the lessor for said item the periodic payments when due for a period of ninety days, is thereafter served by registered or certified mail addressed to him at his last known place of residence or business with a written demand to return the item to any place of business of the lessor within seventy -two hours from the time of the service of said demand and wilfully neglects to return said item to any place of business of the lessor within five full business days from the date of service of said notice. B. "Wilfully neglects ", as used in this section, means omits, fails or forebears with intent to deprive the owner of or exert unauthorized control over the property, and specifically excludes the failure to return the item because of a bona fide contract dispute with the owner. C. It shall be a defense to any civil action arising out of or involving the arrest or detention of any person who rents or leases machinery, equipment or a motor vehicle that he failed to return the item to any place of business of the lessor within five full business days after receiving written demand therefor. Criminal possession of leased or rented machinery, equipment or a motor vehicle is a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) -15- 9- 467 448-- Pessessing -- stout- preperty - -- €irri-hibrr -- Be€enses- A--- -APessess4ng-- stel.en-ro rte t- ••}4- know41114y - -te reeetve ; - retesn: - pessess :- eeteea3;- et r- d- ispese- o£-- stcrlerrproperty knew4ng -that 4A - fires -- Beer-- stelen- and- te- mh- itt+lead-- o/7-- appt~crpr-itr{ro the- same -te- the -thse --of- -r-ne t- ether - than - tire- t -rtre: oanxer --rr persen-enttt4ed-therete- B---- The - €aet- that - the - gersen- whe- ste4e- the- preperty -has -net been- eenv &eted;- apprehended ;- err- -Hetrt-i- f-ied -4-s-- not -a- dcftnse --te --a eharge- a €- pessesstng- ste4ea- prepertyr e7 - - -A- pers eft- 4s- gtxiitt -erf- po33c3 s i-ng- steIen -- property- -i -£--he pessesses- ste +en- preperty -wh4eh -lees- net- exeeed -twe- hundred - €4 €ty de44ars- 4n- va4ue--- 49x4 -- 8488- Q8y -4 -48- 821 -9rd -- 2489;- 4- 4 -84-} 9.-46.- 488-- 9bseur Ong- 4dent4ty- a €- a- maeh4ne- A: - - -A- persen- is- e}tri -ty--f- tzr- Mtg-- kdenti-a- maeh4ne 4 €- he- knew4ng4yt 47--- 9bseures -the- merrrtrfeetirr - s-- se-1-i-a -1--ttu r- er-any ether- t-sti-rtguAr& i1 - -i ent4 €seat4en- t+mber- -mek --upon- -any nehie4e meeh3ne;- gi- ne-,- appettre.- -aimpa r-or- ether- deviee w4th- intent-te- render- 4t- un44errt4 €4ab4e; -er 27- -- Pessesses -e -ve -e]e- ,- -naeh+ rte- ,-- engkne,-- apparatus; app44anee; -er- ether- dev.iee- head- €er- sa4.e-- ktewittg -t t --bhe- eerie -1 number-er- ether- tdentt €4eat4en- number -er- mark - has - been- ebseured- B---- u8bseureu-- mew!? s-- te-- remerte,-- elefarxe,- -eever r- elder, destrey;-er-etherwise- render- un44ent4 €4ab4e- E---- 9bseur4ng- i�etr�rl- y-- o-f-- a- t�taclrin2e-- ts-- a -�-i- ass - -tt 114sdemeaner--- {91:4 7- 84897- 4- 4 -84-} 9.16.130 Unlawful issuance of bank check. A. Any person who shall with intent to defraud, make, draw, utter, or deliver to another person any check, or draft, on a bank or other depository for the payment of money, knowing at the time of such drawing, or delivery, that he has not sufficient funds in, or credit with the bank or other depository, to meet the check or draft, in full upon its presentation, shall be guilty of unlawful issuance of bank check. B. The word "credit ", as used herein, shall be construed to mean an arrangement or understanding with the bank or other depository for the payment of such check or draft, and the uttering or delivering of such a check or draft to another person without such fund or credit to meet the same shall be prima facie evidence of an intent to defraud. C. Any person who shall with intent to defraud, make, draw, utter, or deliver to another person any check, or draft on a bank or other depository for the payment of money and who issues a stop - payment order directing the bank or depository on which the check is drawn not to honor the check, and who fails to make payment of money in the amount of the check or draft or otherwise arrange a settlement agreed upon by the holder of the check within thirty days of issuing the check or draft shall be guilty of unlawful issuance of a bank check. (Ord. 2188 §9, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.16.140 Littering. A. Definitions. The following definitions apply in this chapter: 1. "Litter" means all waste material including but not limited to disposable packages or containers thrown or deposited as herein prohibited but not including the waste of primary process of mining, logging, sawmilling, farming, or manufacturing. 2. "Disposable package or container" means all packages or containers defined as such by rules and regulations adopted by the State of Washington Department of Ecology. -16- B. Littering Prohibited. No person shall throw, drop, deposit, discard, or otherwise dispose of litter upon any public property in the city or upon private property in the city not owned by him or in the waters within the city whether from a vehicle or otherwise including but not limited to any public highway, public park, public beach, campground, forest land, recreation area, trailer park, road, street or alley, except: 1. Such properties designated by the city for the disposal of garbage and refuse, and such person is authorized to use such property for such purposes; 2. Into a litter receptacle in such a manner that the litter would be prevented from being carried away or deposited by the elements upon any part of said private or public property or waters. C. Penalty. Littering is a Class II misdemeanor. In addition thereto, except where infirmity or age or other circumstances would create a hardship, such person shall be directed by the court in which conviction is obtained to pick up and remove litter from public property and /or private property, with prior permission of the legal owner, for not less than eight hours nor more than sixteen hours for each separate offense. The court shall schedule the time to be spent on such activities in such a manner that it does not interfere with the person's employment and does not interfere substantially with the person's family responsibilities. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 97167159 -- Rookies- burn ag 7 A---- A- persetn- 4- s-- gu4-lty-- o- €- reeleiess- burning -itt -+the rir n; degree- 44 -he- knowingly- eauses -a -4 re -er- eagles #en; - whether- en -h s ewn- prepeety -et.- that- e€- attether;- artebt4tercby eeki-e i - p3ae a building -Km-- ether-- struetttre- , - -er- rlr- veh4e4e;-- re4 -1wey- -ear; airera €t7- tt- -weriet'ot-m`.�L r -er- any- -hty -,- grad; r- erepp- ETir--t trot Set. , whether-eut-er- standing; -in- danger - a €- destrueten- er- damage- B7--- Be €ensa--- 4m-afiy- preseeut4eet- e -tom r- isle --e - ree e1caz burning- tt- slia44- - li-Enw -r€ tt e- d- e€enc}artt- estab4shes -bp -a prependeranee -e €- the- ev ±denee -that- }---- Ne- -pens n--- o44i.e - t4tarn -- the - €eitde tt-- -brad- -a pessessery;- er- peettriary- gin es -ii} -the- damaged -er- el property;- er- it -tpersons- -Emiel n-- interest.- -e -e€ -them eensented- te- the- de €endentss- eenduet; -and 2-- - -The- de fendent`'-s- -se1e- intent-- ras - -te- destroy --or damage- the - property- €er -a- law €u1- purpese- 6---- Reekless- burning -4s -a- Blass -l- misdemeanor.-- -49rd- -2129; 4-1-81. -} 9.16.160 Frauds on innkeeper. Every person who obtains any food, lodging or accommodation at any hotel, restaurant, boardinghouse or lodginghouse without paying therefor, with intent to defraud the proprietor or manager thereof, or who obtains credit at a hotel, restaurant, boardinghouse or lodginghouse by color or aid of any false pretense, representation, token or writing, or who after obtaining board, lodging or accommodation at a hotel, restaurant, boardinghouse or lodginghouse, surreptitiously removes his baggage therefrom without paying for such food, lodging or accommodation, shall be guilty of defrauding an innkeeper. (Ord. 2188 §10, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.16.170 Defrauding taxicab or for -hire vehicles. Any person who, with the intent to defraud, hires a taxicab or for - hire vehicle and refuses to pay or, knowing at the time of such hiring that he has insufficient funds, fails to pay for the services thereby obtained, shall be guilty of defrauding a taxicab or for -hire vehicle. (Ord. 2188 §11, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) -17- 9.16.180 Fraud in operating coin -box telephone or other receptacle. Any person who shall knowingly and wilfully operate, or cause to be operated, or who shall attempt to operate, or attempt to cause to be operated, any coin -box telephone or other receptacle designed to receive lawful coin of the United States of America in connection with the sale, use or enjoyment of property or service, by means of a slug or any false, counterfeited, mutilated, sweated or foreign coin, or by any means, method, trick or device whatsoever not lawfully authorized by the owner, lessee, or licensee of such machine, coin -box telephone or other receptacle designed to receive lawful coin of the United States of America in connection with the sale, use or enjoyment of property or service, any goods, wares, merchandise, gas, electric current, article of value, or the use or enjoyment of any telephone or telegraph facilities or service without depositing in and surrendering to such machine, coin -box telephone or receptacle lawful coin of the United States of America to the amount required therefor by the owner, lessee or licensee of such machine, coin -box telephone or receptacle, shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.16.190 Fraud in obtaining cable television services. Any person who intentionally and knowingly obtains broadcast signals from a cable antenna television system by making any connection by wire to the cable, excepting from the wall outlet to the set, and who makes the connection without the consent of the operator of the system and in order to avoid payment to the operator shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 97167280- -Miseh #evens- toadtxet - Ib- shah- kre- irn- lewi^u -1 for- any - person- te- malieiensly- threw- er- gregeet- asp - reek; - stone -e ether - pre3eet le- at- er- aga4nst- any - house;- bn#1d4sg;- structure; -e veh4eie;- -et--car- neer - miry --pe son- .---44#seltieve s- eeneluet -3s --a eI ass-++- m4 seleMeener--- 4Ar4-- 2 +29;- 4- 4 -8 &-} 9.16.900 Classification of crimes. Any person convicted of violating Sections 971670997-9,4-6-.44-01 9.16.130, 9.16.160 or 9.16.170 of this chapter shall be guilty of a Class I misdemeanor, and sentenced accordingly, where: A. The value of the property, services or checks forming the basis of the charge is equal to or greater than one hundred dollars; or B. The person charged has been convicted or forfeited bail, within five years of the date of the incident or incidents forming the basis of the charge, of two or more previous crimes of theft, possession of stolen property, unlawful issuance of bank checks, or any kind of fraud under any city, county, state or federal law. C. All other violations of Sections 9- +6 -999;- 946:44-0; 9.16.130, 9.16.160 or 9.16.170 shall be Class II misdemeanors an . sentenced accordingly, provided that the court shall impose a minimum fine of five hundred dollars. Of the fine imposed, at least fifty dollars shall not be suspended or deferred where the conviction is the first such conviction within any twelve -month period. Upon conviction for a second offense within any twelve -month period of a crime of theft, possession of stolen property, unlawful issuance of bank checks or any kind of fraud under any city, county, state or federal law, the court may suspend or defer only that portion of the fine which is in excess of five hundred dollars. (Ord. 2220 §2, 6- 29 -82; Ord. 2188 §12, 1- 12 -82.) -18- Seetienst Chapter -9 788 CR }M }NAB- }MPERS9NATICN 978878 }0-- Cr4m4na}- 4mpersenet4en7 972e 7e } 6-- Er'imina} -3 1' Sehht4ohn-- -A- -per903t- e- gui }tp e €- erim ±na}- 4mpersenat4en -4f -het A---- Assumes- a- €a }se- identity- and- dees -aft- net -in -his- assumed eharaeter -t -th-- €meat -to-t& teat €- enethe - ime- - €ef -- any- -ether un}aw €x}- purpese; -er B- - -- Pretends -- to-- be -a.- e€ stmee-- pe-rse t-er ergamieatien- e -a-pub t- aervaat- deer- ss-act --i-rt -hie- pretended eapaeity -with- intent -te -de €raid- anether- er - €er -any- ether- un}aw €x} purpese- C---- Crimina }- 4mpersenatien- 4s -a -C }ass -4- misdemeanor-- -49rd- 8}89;-4-}-8}.-} Seetienet Chapter -9784 PUBB4C- B}STURBANEB 978478 }8- -R4et7 9 7847888-- Fa4}ure- te- d4sperse7 97847838-- 194serder }p- eenduet7 97347848-- Be €enee7 97847959-- Fa }se- reperting7 97847868-- B4sturbing- the- peaee7 9 7847898-- Te}ephene- ea} }s -te- harass; - int4m4date; terment- er- emberrass7 97847 8 48-- R4et 7-- perscxs - rs- gxi }tp -o# �-txe - eriiae -e€ r4et- 4 €;- aet4ng trick --€ham rr -mere- ether- perseesy- 3enow- i-ng -1y and- txrlaw€tt3.3.y -y* --er- threatens- te- txse - -€ rree,r- er- se -trry --way part4e4patee -4n- the- ttse --e -- sexc*rf- orce -- against- -any- ether- pereen er- against- prepertp 7- -9' ire -e 3me,- -ef-- itet —tr a•-- 0.1ese -3 - et-o-r un}ese- the- aeter -4s- armed - wth -a- dead }y- weapen;- 4n- whieh- ease -the erime -e#- f -a- feieny- and -teye d -tom jet - stetieof the- mun4e4pa }- eexrt7-- 4ex(47- 8 }897- 4- 4 -8 }7)- 97847988 - -Fa4 }xre- te- d4sperse7 A7--- A- pereen- 4s- gui}ty- a € - €a4 }xre- te- d4speree -4 €t }---- He- eengregates- with- a- greup -e€- three -er- mere-ether persens -aid -t -e re-- aetrs-- e€- eondeet- t-ttri- n-- trh-at-- greap -wh4eh ereate -a- st AArei- rrs3t- ef- eaus4ng -4t1- ttp- te-- tn+r- persear -er substant4a}- harm- te- prepertyt -end 87-- -He -re €uses- er- €aiie- te- d4sperse- when- erdered -te -de se-- by - -e -- peace-- e€M- eer -er -- ether-- engaged-4n en €ereing- er- exeeetng- the - }aw- B7 --- Pao }ure - to --di se i- --a -C }ass- € -sris � :- - -Rhmi . 84897- 4- 4 -847} 97847838-- B4eerder }p- eenduet7 A---- A- persen- 4s- guilty - a €- d4serder }y- eenduet -£ -het 4--- -Uses - abtrst rt: rage -- and - theeby- t-i.ehea -l-y ereates -a- risk- e€- esseu }t; -er 8- - - -By- net- er- geetttre i-n+- e-nt4o e- }-ly- -area - bhe -r#ek e€ -am - aseau }tt -er 37--- }ntentena } }p-- el-isriti -any- •u-1-- assemb }p -vr -19- meet4 ng -erf- -per sons-- or-- ntent±ena+ y-- olt ts-- vehien}ar --car pedestr4an- tra4 €4e- wititent- escpress --emeh tor•istt -en-f- roar -e-- few -1-, state; --elm n y-- er - -e-r - gave -rriment - -eff a €a�- €reiri -ng-- apparent anther±ty- te- de- se- er;- 4€ -sueh- assembly ;- meet4ng- er- tra €€4e -4s -en pr±veto- property; -the- -personerr- -ef- the - parse-- -dt corehte -1 thereat; -er 47--- Knew4ngly- ur4nates -er- dcfeeates-- -i- n-- at}y - -pah 4e -er pr4vate-- pi-aEe- it - than- e-- xxbi -tc - restreeiwr- te4 }et; -er- -etcher €ae4 }4ty- designed - ter -sueh- use; -er 5- - -- Engages -4-n --a-s-eu-1 i -brin ier-- w4th- ene -er --more persons-4n- any- publ4e- plaee -4n- the -ety7 137--- 94serderly- eettdt t i9 a- Elass- } }- rrisr3emeatror: - -- (}}net. 2188- 5137- 1- 42 -82; -end 7- 21297- 4-1 -9 +4- 97247848-- Be€ense7-- 3trany-- preseeet ±en- tinder --&ee't en 9 -24- 838 -A5- the - € tie t- that -ti'e- tot- o£- 3rr -i-net tg- ors4ef — a _'-- ng--d-id net - e sass- - reaseettie --ef #rout err --e-1 r— o- -a tirr-- sha1, }-- net -be -a de tense7-- 49rd 7- 21297- 4-1 -81 0- 97247858 -- False- repert4ng - - -A- person -s- pulpy -e€ -false repent ng-- if-- wth- -krrowie'dr- that-- t-he- ±n €ermaten --r pontes}, eenveyed -e -- crreu- let-ed - -rs- €else; - he-- i- rri-t:i e. ar-- eireulates -a €also -r cport- or- eaartt- ng-- e€ -an -eA eged- n* eneeat- impend ±ng eeeurrenee- e€- a-€ 4re7- exples4en7- er4me ;- eatastrephe;- er- emergeney knowing- that- sueh -4 else - repent -is- likely -te- eanse- evaenat ±en -et -a bn41d4ng;- p}aee -of -,r eiR3rby- r- er- trart 9pertet3en -4ae4:14.t+;- -er--to eanse- pnble- neenvenenee -er- alarm:-- Fe4se- rcport3.trg -4s -e 0400 -s 1- m4sdemeaner7-- 49rd 7- 21297- 4 - 1-8 +4 97247868-- B4stnrb4ng- the- peeee- A- - - -fit- shall -te e C-las3 l- m4sdemeaner- ter- etry -- person- -to ereate -e --ne se --rxt- istnn.-e -.-- -For - the- purpeses -o#- ie-- seetioar -a une4se- nu4saneen- 4s- ereated- where- 1 7- - -A- person- 4ntentenally- makes -er- permits -te -be -made any- etcoess-i -ne �te- whist nfreeseeebiy -- and-- ]enctcarnglr- disturbs another ; -a€ ter- tesng- g3.•,etr-fred woe --L4 t- rely- me-iac - rs- eausing -er w411- eanse- e- d4starbenee; -er 27.--- The -- person -- grays' -ee --per t- re-- te- te--g__ -any rad4e ; - teiev4s4en;- tt ieeri- in1rh ttxeent -,-t= se-rsr•- ether- maeh4ne er- dev4es-€ er- predee3ng- er- reprodtteing- srrn-nd- -itt -- arty - -meaner --se --as te- unreasenaby- and-- ktiearittgl - r - i- st-txr}rttket ,--ef- ter'- -bei- ng -eg-i- en net4ee- that -stteit- rlsyieig -o- -t`he- -�bove i rtetrttmee e-- rs- eansing -er w4ll- eanse- a- d4sturbaneet -er 37 --- A- -persotr- eses --or-- permits-- tc3- tense4-4-rr -a resident ±al - -zone-- er -tn-- the -n-ei- airy -- f-- a--- he4e1 -r- mete } --or hospital;- --tend- -er -- power -- teals - er-- rierery- ,--resalt±ng- i-n nnreasenably- 4ota- and-- d4stnrb ±ng - ne -isca -kei een— the - }tears -of 48t98-prmr- and- 4- 88 -a7m7 B7---9 hapter- 143- 68 -WA€ - Maximum- Bnv4renmental- Ne4se- bevels; as- new - etc -istlrrg- ,--ani -air- €stare - amendments;- add3tins7 --acrd -new seet4ens7- 4s- adopted-- by- -re €arose -as -- lie- -Yies4 mer-Exn4rrienmerrira -1 Ne4se- sievei - €ede- a € - the- eity -et- lent- *ngel- es- ,-- as-- pmv44cd i -mid 35A7437188 - anti-- WW-- 35A -12- 148.- - -fit-- sham } } - -be --a - Elass- ÷I m± sdemeaner- ter-- erry-- person-- te- tt&ce-- no-iese-- rrr- v4elat4en -e --eny prevte4en -e €- tire - Erodes- adopted- }tex�eier.-- -(4Yrdi•;- -148- $1-4-,- - -2-8 -2 ; 9rd7- 2 }297- 4 -1 -8 +4 9 7247898 -- Telephone-- eaiis - -te- -ire- rua3, -- i ntimieicrt:e-, terment-er-embarrass7 A 7- -- Every- persotr+aho-,- -Imi-t-t- intent -te -4 -;- i- itt- it[rie}ate-, torment -e - anther-- -airy- ether - person;- sima33 -one -a- telephone eall- to -eueh- ether- persent } - - - -HS Ong- any -lewd ; - 3ase3.viens ;-- pterfstre- ,-iz.��,ri.;. ,-or ebseene- wo-rds-- or--- angege- er- saggestittg -tiro- eeiet- s- iotr -ef -any lewd- er- 1ase4v4eus- aet; -er -20- 37--- Anenymeusfy- or-- repeate&Iy -or- zt`- any --t = =:.=1-y 4neenven4ent- hear; - whether -ee- net- eenversat4en- ensues; -er 37--- Threatening- to- -4-1 1E-441 - €awry- ee- 44wr-persoet -er preperty -e €- the - person -ea €fed -er- any - member- ef- his- €amtfyt -er 47--- W4theut- purpese- ef- iegit4mate- eemmunieattent shall-be-gu4lty-e€-a- Glass- l- misdemeaner- B7--- Any -meson --rho- 4aesr - i;g -1y-- permits- any- teiep3iette- -ruder his- eeetrei- ter -be-- used- for - any- purpese- prehibited- by-- thri-s -eerie shelf -be- guilty -e € -a- Glass- l- m4sdemeaner7 G- -- -Any -e£4. -eammeritted - -by- use- vf-- a- tefephene as --set Perth- in- subseet4ens -A- end -B- may -be- deemed -te -have- been- eemm4tted e4ther -et- tire --pi- eee-d roar- cth -icYr be•-te_ pho e- eaii- er -eaffs -were made - -er- - the - -plea- -where - tie - -telep here- - e al i- -e - e a l l s - ire reeeived7-- 48rd 7- 31397- 4- 4 -8}7} Seet4enst Chapter -9728 BFFENSES- AGAINST- PUBhf €- MBRABB 9..-287848-- Publ4e- tndeeeneyt 9 7287828-- Prest4tut4en- 9 -28- 918-- Publie --i- pubfie- indeeeney- 4f -he- makes- any -epee- and- ebseene- expesure -e € -h4 pereeh- er --the-- person- ef- metier-- kireiw -i-ng -- €hat- sueh-een htxet- is 14ke1y- te- eause- reasenable -a€€ rent -er- alarm.--- Pub14e- indeeeney -4 a- Eless -3d --firms wee - tnrlcs3 -step- person- expeses- *imsei-f--to- -a persen- under- the - age- e€- €eurteen- years- 4n- wh4eh- ease- 4ndeeeney -4 a- €lass- f- m4sdemeaner7-- 4Grd 21297- 4- 1 -810- 9..-28.- 828-- Prest4tutien- A- —Geller ally - - -A- person- is- gtriity- o£-- prost- i-te•t -on- 4 march person- engages -er-- agrees- -er-- e4fere--te- engage -4i - -steteai- -eonde:et with- anether- person -4n- return-€ er- a- €ee--- Prest4tut4en- 4e- a -Glas f- mtsdemeaner- B--- -Prestitutien - - -£ eat- o€- #rrti_es- 4MmteAer t-- 43o-- De €k! -Tww . n- any- pm eseeatien- tor- �rxro�rtitteeinert-r e- acx -e-€ the -twe- parties er-- pfeepee ive-- paet4es-- to- t-be -- sexual- -eemdtte - engaged - i-rr, eentemplaced; -er -t i -i-eit -rs - iimxateria b,-- arrd- it- 4s-- rto--dref —ease that- 17- -- Sueh- persens- were -e €- the - same - sex; -er 2---- The- fe-rsotr- wim3-- reeeived,- -agreed -4-o- _+ ive, - -er sel4e4ted- a- €ee- iwas-- a--nte a and-- the -- pees* -uwhe- agree& -er- a € €ered te- pay -eueh- fee - was- a- €emafe- G- - -- Permitting- nees`ise& iseftr -- - person-- is-- gtri3.ty - -e€ permttt4ng-- preetri- i-cxr-- 4 €r- lretgtag -- possession -er --(mon ro-1- -ef premises- whieh -he- knows- are - being- used- €er- prestitutien- purposes, he - fai_is -,MA4w rl: - 1- awfu4-- exettse- te- me r-aeene,1e e€ €err to halt -er -- abet -- tick-- eser -- Permitting- prest4ttt4ee -is- -a - C-fass -f m±sdemeaner--- 48rd 7- 21297- 4-1 -817)- Sections: Chapter 9.30 OBSTRUCTING GOVERNMENTAL OPERATION 9-387819-- Be €tn4t4ens7 97387828-- 819straeting- e- publie- of €4eer 7 97387838-- Re €us4ng -te- summer- a4d -fer -a -pewee ef€ieer- -21- 9738:848-- Resistng- arrest7 97387858 -- Render4ng- eriminal- ass4stanee- 97387868-- Eempeunding- 97387898-- Eseape -in -the- third- degree- 97387888-- intredueing- eenraband -in- the -third degree. - 9.30.090 Failure to appear. 97387488-- eff4e4al- m4seenduett 9 7387848-- Be£4n4tiens-- -449re - bw6tg-- defi.nrtioas- -are appl4eable -4n- this- ehapter- unless- the- eentext- etherwise- requires- A---- neustedyu- means -restr tr t pursaetr --ro - - }awful- arrest er-an- erder - a €- a- eeurt- B---- uBetentien -f-4e irby-11-- means-ery -- Eacke- used - ter- -the een €4nement -ef -a- percent 4 - - -- Arrested- tor- ,-- e- herrged. with- -er-- eenri- etecl-et- an e € €enset ---- Eharged -ri t - -helms - -er- aei jucliz a#eu - te- -he --a dependent- er- de34ngttent- eh44d -es- f -i- neck- 4- n- idOW-- 4- 2- .- Ek�-0-i{- -as- -now er -herea €ter - amended; 37- -- Held - €er- extrad4tion- er -as -a- material - w4tness; 4 : --- otherwise- cenrf�-nee} -- pursuant -to--an- erder- -o€- -a eeurt; 57- -- i n -- any- -werle -- retease ;--€u-rleogkr,-- er -- ether- -sue h fae444ty-er-pregram- E---- uEentrabandu- means - any- ert4e3e- er -thitl whic41-- a- Tereon een €fined- 4n- a- detetrt-io:r -er possessing- 45y- S- rl - r -regtr }anon,-- er-- Order-0.f-- a- eeurt- 4erd -- 2429;- 4- 4 -84-} 97387828 -- ebetruet4ng- a- pub44e- a € €4eer - A---- Bvery -- person -- who-- 4ctioa*itg y-- h4nders7- eiays•r --or ebstruets- -try -- persen- 4c- newtr -te- be- -&- pub4se --o€ i - 4n --hhe diseharge -e€- his- e£f4e4al- pewer -er- duties;- er- whe- knew4ngly -make anq- untrue -shat etrt --er- 4enevrilig.Pr -gir es- any - cease -o met 4nfermat±en;- either- erally- er- 4n- wr4ting; -te -e- persen- knewn -te -b: a- publte -e€ €±eery- shall- be- gu44ty- a €- a- E4ess- i- m4sdemeaner- B---- uPubl4e- a €£4eeru -as- used- 4n- th4s- seetien- means- a -perse held4ng- a € €4ee - under- a- wiry;- eeunty;- er -st- ate -ge et rsnent,--Err --t he federal- gevernment -whe- perf erms- a- pub44e- funetien- and- 4n- se -de4n: 4s-- :eeted-- w4.th -- the - -e to - -ef -- e?Ne-- severe-ielti -- pewer --rf gevernment ; - etid- -i-nei- trees- -ail- assistants,-- deputies ; -- eierks -, --and empleyees -e# -- any bie -ef€ 4eer; - -and- -afso-- 4neludes -arty- -peace eff4eer - - -- (Ord:- 2- 2- 1- 3---S-2 r- 5-4 -82; -e-rd .--i3-8d-- mfr,-- i- 3- 2-- aar -erd- 2429;- 4- 4 -94-} 9 7387838 - -Re €us 4 ng- te-- semmtetr Fvr -a- peaee -of €4e er- A- persen -is- guilty- ef- re-ftts4.ng -to- surrte mire --a-- peeec!-- o444eer 4 €7- open - request- k's- a-- persenr-Im!-- knows-- ta- peaee -e€ €leer; -he unreasenably- ref - uses-- er- fa44s -- e-- summers - aid-- €o-r -sueh- -peaee e €€ 4eer:-- Refus4ng- te- summen- a4d- €er -a- peaee -e€ €4eer- 4s- a- Elass- m4edemeaner--- 46rd -- 2429;- 4- 4 -84-} 97-38.-849 -- Resisting --at es .--- A- persen -- fig- gu44ty --&f r e s s t 4 n g -- ate± - -r1= -he - 3 atent4ena33y- -prevent-a— err - attempts - -to prevent- a- peaee- e-f- €3t- er-- froxra� t�ag4 -- Rcsis# ring arr is a -El ass- i- misdemeaner--- 4erd7- 2429; -4 -4 -847} 9 7387858-- Render4ng- er4minal- ass4stanee: A---- Be£4nit4 ens 7-- person- benders- eriminal- rtern-r' 4f; -with- intent- te- prevet�rt;- 4rittder, --er- e1- ey-- bhe- -a ±l here -en- -o preseeut4en- ef- anether- persen -whe- ate - ±chows- 4ras ---ee {tted --a-- crime er- is - 19e4ng -- sought -4ry - law- enfeemet -e €£totals --£vr- -the eemmissien- e€- e- eritne-or 3ra rim3e.aped €rent -a- detention- fae444tp ; het -22- i7--- Harbers- er- eeneea4s -sueh- persen; -er 2 ---- Warns- -such -- fee -rsen -- a € -4.s rerreki-rrg-- ek €seevery --crr apprehens4en; -er 37-- -Free# des- eut41- er m--wxt -h trey,-- transpertetien; diegu45e7- er- ot}iet- xreartri d}rseo-verr- er- apprehens #en; er 47- -- Prevents- er- ebstruets7 -by- use - a €- €eree7- deeeprHen7 e r - thr a at7 - - anyone- - f-rcmr - per- £vrteri -ng- - art -aet -that -m € g h t -aid- 4-rr -t-he dmseevery- er- apprehensien- e£ -sueh- persen; -er 57--- eeneea}s7-- aFters, - --or- tstro?s-- tny-- phys ±ea} evidenee- that - might- a4e1- 4- rrt4he- d-iseeve - -et' -fi r_ __ i- on--of --such person; -er 67- - -Prev #des -sueh- persen - with- e- weapen- B7--- Rendering- Etimna3- Ass4straree 4rixm emr -ia-lu ty -e€ rendering- erimina3 tessist -epee- rf-he readers erim }na}- assistanee te-a- persen -whe- has -eemm }tree -a- grass - misdemeaner- er- m4sdemeener- Rendering- etimiaa3- accist.- iee in• -the third}- degree -is -t - €4t9 -s- I misdemeanert-- 49rd 7-2 }297- 4- } -8 }7} 9 7387868-- eempeunding7- - -A -- persen-- s-- gu4}ty - -e£ eempeunding -4£- A---- He- requester eeeepts7 -er- agrees- te- aeeept- any- peeuner• bane €it -pets+ seat - to- - ark --ag-r- tent - -er- understandng- that - ori44 refrain-€ rem - initiating- a- preseeuten- €er -a- erime; -er B---- He-- eorrf-s-r -er --o-€€ere - -er -- agrees - to- - een €er; --arty peeunary- re- fi- t-- upen --nRr __ - pursuant- to— err- agreement --rr understanding- that -sueh- ether - persen- w4 }}- re£ra4n- €rem- 4n4tiat4n: e- preseeut4en- €er -a- erime.--- Eempeunding- s -a -E }ass -}- msdemeaner. 49rd - -2 }297- }4 -9 -}7} 9- 38.-898--- Bseape- 411- titer third- degree--- gr- pe-reeft -s gu4 }ty- e€- eseape -in- the- t413t4- 4egree -4 f- 4ie- QSeafees- a .ustcx}y. Bseape -fit - the-- 4ti -rt€ a ice— dress - misdemeaner--- ferd- -2 }29; 4- 4 -8 }-} 97387888--£ ntredueng- eeatra4iaad- 4-rr- t- thkrd- degree 7 A- persen- is- gni3ty- e#- 3atedteiag- eeatta}rand -4tr -tire tkri - degree €- he- kfiewing3y- aad- trrriawftu33 trrovridco --be- -arty --per -son een €fined -i-r- any- aekr3t - orHaven33e- - terttierr- £aei}ty;- rrld re }ease- te44irty ja}}r-s - prisert- trtri-rr- the -e3ty- -Pert Ange4 es--- Intredueng- eentraband- 4e -e -E }ass -i- misdemeaner-- -49rd. 2 }88- 5}67 - }- }2-827 - ere7-2 }297- 4- } -8}7} 9.30.090 Failure to appear. It shall be unlawful for any person charged with a violation under the ordinances of the city of Port Angeles, having been released on personal recognizance, order of the court, signed promise to appear, or the posting of bail or bond, with requirement of subsequent personal appearance before the judge of the municipal court, to wilfully fail to appear when required. Failure to appear is a Class I misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 97367}88 - -e fie4ai-m4seenduet- A---- A- pub3ie- servant- 4re-ilt i-1fiy €-e• € €ie4ai- miseenduet -i €7 with- intent- te- ebten -a- bane €fit- er -te- deprive - another- persen -e €- }aw €u}- right- er- pr ±vi4eget }7--- He-4 ntentiena } }y- eemm4ts- an- unautherired -aet -undo ee4er- e£- }aw; -er 2- -- He- intettieae33y --re #3 tit -- etas-- per€erreing- a duty mpesed -aspen- him- by -4aw7 B7--- 9££ieia}- miseeadutt- it -a &lass- +- rrrisdeme rrar: -- -ford 2 }297- 4- 4-8 }73 -23- Sections: Chapter 9.34 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 9734-6+6--Pessessien-ef-mariguana7 97347669 -- Glue- sniffing7 9.34.030 Furnishing liquor to minors. 9.34.040 Minor in possession of liquor. 9.34.050 Minor purchasing or attempting to purchase liquor. 9.34.060 Treating minor, etc., in public place where liquor sold. 9.34.070 Minor frequenting taverns - Misrepresentation of age. 9.34.080 Minors wilfully present where intoxicating liquor is being unlawfully possessed or consumed. 9.34.086 Minors in Public Place After Having Consumed Liquor. 9.34.090 Alcoholic beverages. 97341166 -- Persens - w4lfully- present - where - marijuana 4s- being - unlawfully - possessed -er eensumed- 9.34.110 Sales to persons apparently under the influence of liquor. 9.34.120 Drinking in a public conveyance - Penalty against carrier. 9.34.130 Drinking in a public conveyance - Penalty against individual. 9.34.140 Unlawful transfer to a minor of an identification of age. 9.34.150 Licensed premises open to inspection - Failure to allow. 9.34.160 Lighting. 9.34.170 Closing hours. 9.34.180 Conduct on licensed premises. 9734: 646-- Pessessien- mari3xana - -- 1 - -un+lainfy4 unless - ether se --prcv ed - -by- state- isw-- frr-- a- persert; -- -firm --rr eerperatien- te- pessess- arty - pert -e€- the - ritnt. €rttrtna -s - &etiiter4 -. -, eemmenly -k Hewn- es- rteittratta; -ot-- arty --ethe - eannebi.- s--pi- ant-- :hether grewing -er -fist; -the' 3ccd3 -their {, - --res-irr- eletrac e& €rem -any part --erf- -sash- -pirrnt; -- and -eroe T- -eompo td-r- marsh €aetare; -- sal -t`, derivative;- mixture7- er- preperetief -et- suet- plant; - its- 3ecds, -or resin; - -but- sirai3 -me uels- the- ittatttre -stArks-- o € -sneh- plant; €4ber- predueed- €rem- stteh- stei4cs;- eii- er-E•& t- .ntrtkte- 3ccdc ef- sueh- plant;-any- ether- eempeund;- mane €eeture; -sale;- dervative; mixture -er- preparation- a € -sueh- mature- stal #s;- €fiber; - ell -er -sake, er- tkre-- sterr�rrecl- seed --off -seek - plant-- rlri-efir- ls- 4neapabie --o germinaton;- -exc -e -- uperr- the -imni -er - -ire riatiert -o#- -a physie4art -- surgeon; -- deaf€ st --tr- ri-rrary -- sttrgeerr-- tltrly lieensed- to-- pretetee- lurks- state - E-- Washington; -Inure r- reel-, hewever; --4 tam -the- - xweprevi&4ens -.sh id-- net - apply -+e- -the possess #en - -by- rttg -- jtArrbezr, -- drug-- whelesalers,---a td-- manu€aeturers;- to-- rag4stared-- gi4tarmae •fists -or-- to -141 5-, dentstsp -er- veterinary- stigeeas ;- er- to-pu- h44e- oftirteys err -that empieyees- Sri -tlre-perfemmetre et-- o-f- hei - a € €era> - duties -reels ring possession-er-eorrt 47 v£ mar> j-i etta; - er- te- tentpemry- i1ne- Her:tei possession-by-empieyees-er- agents- e€- persens- law €ally - entitled -t: possession;- er -by- persons- whose- pessessien- is- ser- 4he -pcx xtse �rf aiding - ins) -4 e- - effleers -41-&- per€ ermi -ng- the4r -- -l-- duties - Pessessien- ef- mariguana- is -a -El ass- }l- misdemeaner;- previded; -tha -24- fer -t - percents -- first- offeresnr ce- this -= Area -, - err-- Seet£en 9- 347€ 949 - pessess4en- sha44- be- a -£erfe €table -e€ €once-- -4Ardr -43385 Q17- 4- 46- 84; -Ard 7- 8488- 5197- 1- 13- 83; -9r3 7- 812297- 4-1-847} 97347838 -- Glue -snif €fine { - A---- Beftristi ens 7-- As- used - }n- this- ehagter7- the - phrase -aglne eentaining- eselverrt- Rev4eg --the- -property -e4 - relcaafi g -taxe vapers- er-- ftsres1'- - end-- i-nel -ec - any - glue;- eemnett; -er-- etcher adhessve-- eonte3M-ng- -one -ter-- mere --o -- the --f- 1c�w4ng-- ehemteal eempeundst 47-- Aeetene; 37.-- Amyleeetatet 3. er- benaene; 47-- Butyl - aeetate; 57-- Butyl- aleehe4; 67-- ehiereferm; 47 -- eyelehexanene; 87-- Ethanel -er- ethyl- aleehel; 97 -- Ethyl - aeetate; 187-- Hexane; 44---4 seprepene4- er- iseprepy4- eleehell 487-- 4seprepy4- aeetate; 437 -- Methyl- ueelleselveu- aeetate; 447 -- Methyl - ethyl - ketone; 457-- Methyl- isebuty4- ketone; 467-- Telue4- er- teisene; 147--- Trieh4erethylene; 187-- Trieresyl- phesphatet 497.-- #ylel- er- xylenet -er 2297 -- Any - ether- seivent;- material- substanee;- ehemiea4 -e eembinatien -tz itivi - having --tom- property -o-fi-- releasing --tin. vaporer B---- 6lne- €Mif41,11-- -441rl r€ tt1-- Enhalatien--- 4r'eept4otr. -- -It shell- be- unlaw €u4 -far- any - person -te- intentionally- smel4- er- 4ftha4 the- fttues- trf - -a&y- type- e# --g-1 re-- as• -de €fined -4t- cube xt- i4-er 4nduea- any- et4her -- person -t-cr de -s - r - €er- the- parpese -t>f- -rani -ng- -a eendit4en- ei:-,- -er- indee4ng --sympterm- a €- 4nteacieet4et; --eAra iKx-, euphoria ;- 44.einese eei -t ±- ± +aio-x b- behavior-- exhilara- tien; -bra- radrs-is;-- e4upefttetiiot- er- duiiing -e€ -- the --9ete -e€ -the nerveus- system; -er -- fer -rte -- u Teee —e47- in -arry- manner,-- ehang4ng; d4 stern: ng- er-44sttr rirl.— 12e--a ii4ge1- er-mentai-preeesses; previ:ded 4mmt'vcz i `cirac- this- se-et4,err-s3tal-l- -net- sppirr -t-the inhalatien -ef- any - anesthesia - fer- medteal -er- dental- purpesesr e7 - -- G4ue- Snif€ ing--- ?essess4et- e- f- €trttr -4H- rte -- roh4 - iced -, When --- fide - person- s4ra33 fie.-- 14lte-- pur,peee -e€- violating- subseetien B;-- use-,-- o-r- 'essess- Set- -the --Fn- !pose- e€ St M±Si-rtg -r - any-- g-l-te eenterin4ng -e--s - Everee- hev4eg -- tote -- property -of- rteleasiitg- -taxfie vapers -er- fumes- 9 - - -- Glue- 6n4 €€4ng--- S6e3.e -of € rte -t --fri 3?roiriiri-* -ec- ,--Whet -. Pie -p rsen -roh e+i - se- 1- 1- r-e € €er- te-sei-1;- del- i-ve±- ,--er- give -te --arty ether-- perser --tti er- e4ghteen- s-s - e € -ege- any-- tuhe -er -- other eenta4 net - of -g4 -ee a -i-rti -e -sel vent,t.�- te4tg- -ire•- preperty-ef releasing- tex4e- •aped qtr- -€ times-- 4 € -TIC4w -3temtl-edge-- that -the preduet- sold;- erffereA- fer sale -- lrirvS -(*vAn- �} -he -used €er- the- perpese- set- €erth- in- subseetien -B7 E---- 61ne- Sn4 €€4ne1 -- 4Heir -- -Any- -pe- sort- v�ho- vieiates-the previsions-- o-f - -thi: s- se<.• t�. ot-- gha44- 4>e-- gtt��ty-o€-�-Eiass- -I -I m4sdemeaner--- 49r47- 34397- 4- 1 -84 7)- 9.34.030 Furnishing liquor to minors. Except in the case of liquor given or permitted to be given to a person under the age of twenty -one years by his parent or guardian at the parent's or guardian's place of residence, or administered to hi by his physician or dentist for medicinal purposes, no person shall give or otherwise supply liquor to any person under the age -25- of twenty -one years, or permit any person under that age to consume liquor on his premises or on any premises under his control. Furnishing liquor to a minor is a Class I misdemeanor. (Ord. 2188 §18, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.040 Minor in possession of liquor. A. It is unlawful for any person under the age of twenty -one years to acquire or have in his possession, or consume, any liquor except as provided in Section 9.34.030 PAMC, •fandi- or except when such liquor is being used in connection wit religious services. Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2188 §19, 1- 12 -82; Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) B. For purposes of this section only, in addition to its ordinary and customary usage, "possession of liquor" include the presence of alcohol in a person's bloodstream. C. For purposes of this section only, "consume" not only includes the putting of liquor to any use, whether by drinking or otherwise, but also includes the process of assimilating alcohol into the bloodstream. 9.34.050 Minor purchasing or attempting to purchase liquor. It shall be unlawful for any person under the age of twenty -one years to purchase or attempt to purchase liquor. Minor purchasing or attempting to purchase liquor is a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.060 Treating minor, etc., in public place where liquor sold. Any person who invites a minor into a public place where liquor is sold and treats, gives or purchases liquor for such minor, or permits a minor to treat, give or purchase liquor for him; or holds out such minor to be over the age of twenty -on years to the owner of the liquor establishment, shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.070 Minor fre•uentin• taverns - Misre•resentatio of age. It shall be a Class II misdemeanor: A. To serve or allow to remain on the premises of any tavern any person under the age of twenty -one years; B. For any person under the age of twenty -one years to enter or remain on the premises of any tavern; C. For any person under the age of twenty -one years to represent his age as being twenty -one or more years for the purpose of securing admission to or remaining on the premises of any tavern. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.080 Minors Wilfully present where intoxicating liquor is being unlawfully possessed or consumed. A. It shall be unlawful for any person in control of motor vehicle to permit any person under the age of twenty -one years to consume intoxicating liquor in said vehicle. B. It shall be unlawful for any person under the age of twenty -one years to be wilfully present on any premises or in any vehicle in which intoxicating liquor is being unlawfully possessed or consumed contrary to state law, and every person voluntarily in said vehicle or present on said premises with knowledge of the fact that intoxicating liquor is unlawfully being possessed or consumed, shall be equally guilty with the person or persons possessing or consuming intoxicating liquor contrary to state law or city ordinance as now existing or hereafter amended. C. In any proceeding under subsections A and B, presence at a party or social gathering or in a vehicle where intoxicating liquor is being consumed contrary to city ordinances or state law shall establish prima facie knowledge of unlawful consumption. -26- D. Penalties. Every person who is convicted of a violation of the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. 9.34.085 Minor in Public Place After Having Consumed Liquor. It is unlawful for any person under the age of twenty - one years to be or remain in any public place after having consumed liquor while another can detect, sense or observe symptoms indicating that the person presently has alcohol in his bloodstream or is in the process of assimilating alcohol into his bloodstream. Any person who violates the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. 9.34.090 Alcoholic beverages. It shall be unlawful for any person to open or consume alcoholic beverages in any public place in the city wherein such conduct is not otherwise permitted by the laws of the state of Washington or ordinances o the city of Port Angeles as now existing or hereafter enacted or amended. Consuming alcohol in public is a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9 7347488 -- Persons- wd4fei4y- p-rese wi se - mar +gtrarra -#s being -ualaw fully - possessed- er- eensumed- A---- It -is- unlawful -£er- any - person- te- be- wil£nlly- present -e- any- premises- er -in- any- vehele- where - marijuana -ls- being- pessesse: es- used -eetrt n- fie --st ate-- lavr.-- anti- every-pefseti- vtit rrberd -lt- n the- vehele -er- present -en- the - premises - with- knewledge -e£- the -£as . that- me.r3 -jee ee--irs-- Imgent- rrrrlawfe p- pessessed -1 - u et-- skal-1 - -be equally- seri3ty-- tn6t4r- the- persen- er- persens-- peeeeeedin -- ar -eslug marijuana - teary -te- state -- laver- er- --- erddennees --as--new existing -er-4-t rin -ten- amended. Presenee- et --e- pat=ty-- er- seelal gathering- er -4ti- a- vehrieie— w e-tear- i- jtrene- is- Hetng- pessease4 -er used- eentrat - to-- ei-ty- er4nanees- er --s—t e- law-- shall- establish prima-faeie-knewledge-ef- the - unlawful- pessessien- er -use7 Bc - -- Any- perset- -w- i- ift-1-1-y-- ppeserrb- where- mafi.juene -4-s itrg unlawfully- ponoc3scd used t&l-i -bee guilty- et--a- Clues -4I misdemeanor;- tareedd led; -44w - €o-p-- a- persenss- fdret -o tinder this- seetien- er- Seetiea -d 34.7,e44 ; -t ere s- *44rf- ri3D- presearNwtirere marl juan et- 4s -- being-- ttn- fawf=eri1 -y- poasc33cd a• eensumed- si'ta44- -a ferfeitable- effense- punishable -by -a- fine -ef- fifty- dellars-- -4Ard. 2188- §287- 1- 12- 82; -erd -- 21297 -4 -1 -817} 9.34.110 Sales to persons apparently under the influence of liquor. Any person selling any liquor to any perso apparently under the influence of liquor shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.120 Drinking in a public conveyance - Penalty against carrier. Every person engaged wholly or in part in the business of carrying passengers for hire, and every agent, servant or employee of such person, who shall knowingly permit any person to drink intoxicating liquor in any public conveyance, except in the compartment where such liquor is sold or served under the authority of a license lawfully issued, shall be guilt of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.130 Drinking in a public conveyance - Penalty against individual. Every person who shall drink any intoxicating liquor in any public conveyance, except in a compartment or place where sold or served under the authority of a license lawfully issued, shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) -26.1- 9.34.140 Unlawful transfer to a minor of an identifica tion of age. Any person who transfers in any manner an identification of age to a minor for the purpose of permitting such minor to obtain alcoholic beverages shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; provided, that corroborative testimony of a witness other than the minor shall be a condition precedent to conviction. Unlawful transfer to a minor of an identification o age shall be a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.150 Licensed premises open to inspection - Failure to allow. All licensed premises used in the manufacture, storage or sale of liquor, or any premises or parts of premises used or in any way connected, physically or otherwise, with a licensed business, shall at all times be open to inspection by any inspector or peace officer. Every person being on any such premises and having charge thereof, who refuses or fails to admi an inspector or peace officer demanding to enter therein pursuan to this section and in execution of his duty, or who obstructs o attempts to obstruct the entry of such inspector or officer of the peace, or who refuses to allow an examination of the books o the licensee or who refuses or neglects to make any return pursuant to RCW Title 66 or regulations promulgated pursuant thereto shall be guilty of a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.160 Lighting. All holders of retail licenses fo the sale of liquor for consumption on the premises shall provide in and about the parts of such premises, which are open to and are used by the public, sufficient lighting so that all objects are plainly visible at all times and all parts of such premises shall be illuminated so that patrons on any part of the premises on which intoxicating liquor is served shall be able to read a menu or liquor list printed in eight -point type. Improper lighting is a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.170 Closing hours. No retail licensee, or employee thereof, shall sell, deliver, offer for sale, serve or allow to be consumed upon the licensed premises any liquor, or permit the removal of any liquor from the licensed premises in any manner whatsoever between the hours of two a.m. and six a.m., except on New Year's Day when the hour of closing shall not be later than three a.m. Violation of closing hours shall be a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9.34.180 Conduct on licensed premises. A. No licensee, or employee thereof, shall be disorderly, boisterous or intoxicated on the licensed premises, or on any public premises adjacent thereto which are under the licensee's control, nor shall any licensee, or employee thereof, permit any disorderly, boisterous or intoxicated person to be thereon; nor shall any licensee, or employee thereof, use or allow the use of profane or vulgar language thereon. B. No licensee, or employee thereof, shall consume liquor of any kind while working on the licensed premises. C. Improper conduct on licensed premises shall be a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) -27- Sections: 9.36.010 9.36.020 9.36.030 9.36.040 9.36.050 Chapter 9.36 MALT LIQUOR DISTRIBUTION Malt Liquor Defined Sale of Malt Liquor Purchaser's Duty Declaration and Receipt Penalty 9.36.010 Malt Liquor Defined. The term "malt liquor" includes, but is not limited to, beer, strong beer, ale, stout and porter. (Ord. #2403 §1, 7- 16 -86.) 9.36.020 Sale of Malt Liquor. Any person who sells or offers for sale the contents of kegs or any other container containing four (4) gallons or more of malt liquor, or leases kegs or other containers which hold four (4) gallons or more of malt liquor, to consumers who are not licensed under Chapter 66.24 RCW shall: A. Require the purchaser to sign a triplicate receipt for the keg or container or the contents thereof and provide the following: 1. Two pieces of identification, one of which is a motor vehicle operator's license or a Washington State Identi- fication Card; 2. The particular address where the keg or container will be physically located and consumed; 3. a. A sworn statement, under penalty of perjury, that the purchaser is of legal age to purchase, possess, or use malt liquor; b. That the purchaser will not allow any perso under the age of twenty -one (21) years to consume the beverage except as provided in RCW 66.44.270; c. That the purchaser will not remove or oblit- erate or allow to be removed or obliterated, the identification number label affixed to the container or keg. B. Record the identification of the keg or container in the following manner for the purpose of tracing the item if the contents are consumed in violation of this Code: 1. Affix to each keg or container a numbered label, hereafter referred to as the identification number; 2. Record the serial number of the keg or container and the identification number on the receipt. C. The original copy of the receipt shall be retained for a period of ninety (90) days, subject to inspection by the Port Angeles Police Department. A second copy of the receipt shall be provided to the purchaser, and the third copy of the receipt shall be provided to the Port Angeles Police Department within seven (7) days of the date of purchase. D. Notify the Port Angeles Police Department immediately in the event a keg or container purchase exceeds sixteen (16) gallons or more of malt liquor to one (1) purchaser. The seller will provide the purchaser's name, address and driver's license number to the Port Angeles Police Department. (Ord. 2403 §1, 7- 16 -86.) 9.36.030 Purchaser's Duty. Any person who purchases the contents of kegs or other containers containing four (4) gallons or more or malt liquor, or purchases or leases a keg or container which holds four (4) or more gallons of malt liquor shall: A. Be of legal age to purchase, possess or use malt liquor; -28- B. Not allow any person under the age of twenty -one (21) years to consume the beverage except as provided in RCW 66.44.270; C. Not remove, obliterate, or allow to be removed or obliterated, the numbered label affixed to the container; D. Not remove, keep or store keg or its contents except for transporting to and from the retailer, at any place other than that particular address declared on the receipt and declaration. (Ord. 2403 §1, 7- 16 -86.) 9.36.040 Declaration and Receipt. The form of the declaration and receipt required herein shall be substantially in the following form: RECEIPT FOR SALE OF MALT LIQUOR TAVERN OR STORE: DATE: SELLER: NAME OF PURCHASER: ADDRESS OF PURCHASER: DRIVER'S LICENSE #: KEG IDENTIFICATION #: SERIAL #: NO. OF KEGS SOLD: TOTAL GALLONS BRAND: ADDRESS OR LOCATION WHERE KEG WILL BE HOUSED AND CON- SUMED: I declare under penalty of perjury that the information provided in this receipt is true and correct and that I am over the legal age to purchase, possess, or use malt liquor, that I will not allow the malt liquor purchased and identified by this receipt to be consumed by any person who is under the age of twenty -one (21) years except as provided by RCW 66.44.270, and that I will not remove or obliterate or allow to be removed or obliterated the numbered identification label affixed to the container or keg. PURCHASER SIGNATURE: (Ord. 2403 §1, 7- 16 -86.) 9.36.050 Penalty. The violation of any provision of this Chapter shall be a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than $500 or by imprisonment not to exceed six (6) months, or both. (Ord. 2403 §1, 7- 16 -86.) Sections: Chapter 9.38 MISCELLANEOUS CRIMES 9.38.010 Leaving children unattended. 97387838 -- Restrain #ng- orders - -- Net ee--- Re£nsal -te eemp y--- Penalty--- Be €ense- 9.-38.- 848-- Abanden4ng ;-dseard#ng--- Re£rgerat #en egx4pment- 9.-38.- 659-- Hnited- States -and- state - €lags--- Er4mes relat ng -te7 9.38.060 Criminal contempt. -29- 9.38.010 Leaving children unattended. It shall be unlawful for any person having in his custody, or under his control, as parent, guardian or otherwise, any child under the age of twelve years to place or leave said child unattended by a competent or responsible person in a car, home or under any other circumstances whereby said child may be in danger or suffer through want of attention to its needs. Leaving children unattended is a Class II misdemeanor. 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ensign; --o - shse }d -- f -tte -- t:rb &- Mates-- or- t-he -- state --o Washingkent -er 27-- -Expel e- ter -- ptrhi -tr-t-i ect- €er -sa }e ; -matt it-eteee ; -err ether wise7- er- te- sei1;- g- ive;- er-- hai,e-3 -rr posscsaiorrtor- leis -, -44or g4 €t -er -fee- use - tee - any- -prrx'perse; --a-n s ,stvicr,-- bet- ng-- en-- aYt-is-ls e£- meeehandise; -et-- reeeptaeie,-- rr --th-M -- €&r- heieling- er- earry&ng merchandise;- kgxxr -ar- to- iri3iekt- s}ia44 ttac,e- been- immaix, -er attached- any - loci- -€] ag,-- standard; - ee3ee;-- ensigir -oe-- shield,- -fin order -tor- advertise;-- :a1- 1-- ettetnt3ert- -to-.- -mot rkatr,-- merle -err distinguish-sueh-art4ele-er-substanee- BT--- Beseereta4en- ef- tl- acf.--- Nt- person- shat» - rtett+-irttrrrcrl -] y and-- m&1titi-ciro uei-' j-,--i n-T ma;r l.- ire, -- mutrl-ater- oie-feee;- tft -ler -burn; t ramp} e- trporr ,-- inaint,-- mangfe;-- so-rl -,-- sully- -lose ;- �:trN,-- pierce; destrey;-- rearege -,-- diapidate,-- eleeitnate;- -becak dawn;-- d-isso-1 -tom, disintegrate ;-- pu4war -tranda43ze; -- spot€.- - t ,-- corrode; erede ; - waste -away ;- a#aeaele1-t ttci: ,- -excoe4 ate -,--d eey- ,--eatvereteTate open;- m4eturate- open; -er- defecate -open- any - €lag;- standard;-eeler, ensign-er- shield -e€- the- +Fnited - 6ttates -o the --sta - ot- -Wes}ri-trgton as -de€ 4ned- 4n- subseeten -A -e €- this- seet4en7 E7- -- App1€eat ion -v -Pretrisiens.-- -Yth-is --=ee =icier- shall- -rot app }y- te- -atry - ae€-- a•]- 1-ewed --by-- the- -E-ens 4rtatt- iorr,- -statutes; regulat4ens;- er- exeeutive- orders -tf-t- ere- }1rriteel -9tat -es,-- the --v:TMY e€- Washington; -er- any - agency -e€- the- Hnited- States -er- the - State -e: Washington;-ner- sha}} -4t- apply -te -any- printed -er- written- deenmen• er- preduetieny- skakienery;- ornament ;- p4etare -er- jewelry- whereupe t here - stair -be-- depict- ed-- stte}r- lag; - standard ; - ee�ee;- err4igrr,- crr sh4a }d- with -ne- design- ar- weeels -t }- croon- a- rrel- diseenterted -t it- lr -arry advertisement7 F7- -- Any -- vio4a do rr- e4- th4s- texr- sha-- }- be- -er- C-la3s 11 misdemeaner7--48rd7-218e-§237-1-12-827-8rd7- 21297- 4- 1 -817} 9.38.060 Criminal contempt. Every person who shall commit a contempt of court of any one of the following kinds shall be guilty of a Class I misdemeanor: A. Disorderly, contemptuous or insolent behavior committe during the sitting of the court, in its immediate view and -31- presence, and directly tending to interrupt its proceedings or to impair the respect due to its authority; or B. Behavior of like character in the presence of a referee, while actually engaged in a trial or hearing pursuant to an order of court, or in the presence of a jury while actually sitting in the trial of a cause or upon an inquest or other proceeding authorized by law; or C. Breach of the peace, noise or other disturbance directly tending to interrupt the proceedings of a court, jury or referee; or D. Wilful disobedience to the lawful process or mandate of a court; or E. Resistance, wilfully offered, to its lawful process or mandate; or F. Contumacious and unlawful refusal to be sworn as a witness or, after being sworn, to answer any legal and proper interrogatory; or G. Publication of a false or grossly inaccurate report of its proceedings; or H. Assuming to be an attorney or officer of a court or acting as such without authority. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 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hers € €s;- prism- er -�aii- ±tts- >r hteei deptl{ries,-poi -4eeme ror ether - law- en €ereement- o€t3eets;- or --twi ,lzm9- -07€ -the - army,- -navy er- marine- eerps -e €- the- united- Mates -or e{ the orre3- guerel- or ergansaed- reserves - when -en- duty;- er -te- regularly- enrelled- members -32- e£- any- eegeit4 zet4ee- latxiy-- trthor -izcd - to -pi eh es- or -reee }sae -saeh weapons - freer -the- 41ni#Ed -- States- er- -frrert- this --went - r- er --to regularly- enrelled- members - a €- elubs;- ergan4$ed - €er- the- purpese -ef target - sheeting -er- -mode r and - arrt4epxe- f4rearm- eeiieetit -er--tro individual- hunters ;- yrrevided;-- seehritmla r- aiNt-- wer-er- are-ge }ng to -er -# rem- tte4.r- Diaees -ef-- barge's- -preset - ee- ,- vr-- t-heirr --ecr1- zvi '-s gun - spews- and- ex-hri abs; --enre - cur- €- ht3•rteing,- -earrprrx - er- €4sh4ng trip;- et -to- effseers- er -immfe ogees --e €- tire -{kHrt -= tati =a -duly anthers aed- te- eerry- e- eeneee4ed- piste3 :- err- te- erry -- person - engaged 4n- 44te -- business - a f -- marrufaetur}rtg.-- epai itrg;- o-r- dealing -gin €firearms -er- the - agent -er- representative -e€- any -sueh- person - having 4 n - his - -pessessiem -,- ltttf ?r err- -earrp rtg - a - p 4 s t e I- tit- t-he- trstre3- err erdtnary- eeurse- a € -sueh- business;- er -te- any - person- whole- earryin= a-- p4stoi-- tm- }oedeci- and- kn -e-- see• tyre -wrapper - #tout- -tile- pe -aee -ef purehase- te- his- heme- er- plaee -e €- business- er- te- e- plaee- a € -repai er- beek- to --trir err--- piaee -ef- business -er -itt Imevi -ng rentr-ene plaee -e €- abode -er- business -te- another --- {Ard7- 24297- 4- } -84-} 9 7437935-- Pessess4en- end- eentrel -e€- F4rearms7 A---- it- 4s- e3.76w4e1-1-- f=oti -- any -- person -te- eases- - the-- 4c44owing plaees- when- 4re-- knowrngltp - pessesses- ee --k-no *itrgj- under -h4s eentrel- a- forearm- 4---- The- restrieted- eeeess- areas -e4-e- -et4A- 1-aw en€ereement- faeility;-er- any - eee- ttsed - #or- tore -t ends- ten?ent -of- -a person a7- -- Arrested-€ er;- eharged- w4th- er- eenv4eted -e € -a e€ €ease; b7--- €harged- with- 4tettcp- er- ed -judeeted -- to --be -e uven4le- Krf-fend -as- dl ned-- 4n- +C-W -- 3-49- 929 ; --ag -new --or hereafter-amended; d---- 9therwiee -eon£ Heed- pukrstiant- te—an— rfle -i erf--a eeurt ; - exeept- an- ereler- tieeles- €issuer -33 : 3- €.A- or- 43- .34- #tci3- ,-- e- s--new er- hereafter- amended7 Restr4eted- ire -as- areas ele-- rsctb- 4telade-- erotfmon areas -e €- egress -er- ingress- epee -te- the - general- publ4e; S---- A- eeartreom -er jttcogecs- ehamber,-- whale- eittee- is beong- useel -frtrr arty -j i�ra�- praeeee�Ong-- -Thie- does - t ert - lle4txle eemmen- areas -e €- egress - and - ingress -e €- the- eeurtheuse; 37- - -'Phe -rest ieteel- eeeess -- areas- ef-- a-- gub-1-i:e- mental health- €ae444ty- eerti£ied -by- t4le- ireperttnett- ef-- 6eetait1-4h Serv4ees- €er- inpatient- hesp4tal -eare- end - statute- 4nst4tut4ens -fe the- eare -e4- rin et y r- e!e2.4. n -- those•- €ae4i4t4es- solely €er- evattretiorr- end - -br a wt.r-- Restr4eted- ee•cess --ar a4-lo -net 4nelude- eemmen- areas- ef- eg-rcas - ngress- epee -te- tore - -e-1 publ4e; -er 47--- Phat- pert4en- a € -an- establishment- elass4f4ed -by -the Wash4ngten- Stete --i igtror --c xro3 -461s rrco- as- a € €- i4tntte -ter -- persons under- twenty -ene- years - a € -ege- B-- - -Phe- perimeter- e#- t*e- tretnt3Ca of- eny- epee44 -ir leeet on eevered- by- th4s- 8eet4orrr} lie- �peetea - at- reasenabie- 4ntervels te- alert - the-- ixrkr;- ir- es --to- the- ex4stenee- a #- ae'- -3-ew- res i-e1 i-ng the-pessess4en-e€- forearms -en- the- prem4ses7 e7 - -- 'Phis- Seet4en -lees- net - apply -set 4 : - - -A- person- engaged- ie- t- i-it- et'y-- aeiri -vi- ties - spcntsexed by- the-- Fte4, -- ente- geveramests-- wh4le- engaged -4nE- Mei -a-1 duties; 2 - - -- haw- enfereement- persennei; -er 37--- Seeur4ty -- pet - senate - -- w44le- -engage&-- 4n - -eff 4e4e1 dut4es- H---- Subseetien- An4-- of-- t1rrs- Seet4en- doc3 - ttet -- apply -to—e person- iieensed -p urstrant-- to- ReW- r344:6 -7E;- es-- mmt -er- hereafter amended: -who:- open -ente-r- itrg -t41.6 —place o-e - €aei tyr- direetp -and promptly- preeeeds -to—i? crttckiriur� str+;+ -tr o-f - the- fae414ti-es -er -the -33- administraterls- dco±grtee-- etrd -- off €arms- +,rr- itt-en -- perm €ssien -- o pee sees- the- €it-eerm- trh- lie --en-tee- rem{ scar cots- €firearm. - - -?T C peY 9elY- mar- ree+aim- tire - -f-i - -coheir -}eav rxt -but must- immediately - and- dreetly- depart- €rem - the- plaee- er- €aety- E---- Subseetien --A:- 2--o-€ - this- Seetie t- -does-- Ae€- appiy-to--a judge -rrr- +u- rf-- empl- eyee.- -sr- to- - arty -- passant- i4eeASed- riAder- �T 9 -4i- 898; - es- - new-- rr- -a,nvr -ir, -who ,r- lee€ere- entering -the rest rie tea- area -, -d--r tly-- and - emprtiy- pro± ?- 3-- be-411e-- eeint. administrates -er- the- aelministrateris- designee- and - obtains- writte permisse1-te- pessess- the- f4rearm- F---- 6 tile see t ion- A:3- rtrf - ierr - oleos- net- eppiy -to -arty earn inistrater -ef- employee -e € -t- lie-- Eee-i-l-i by -err to- -airy -per e'en -whey upeti- ng- -the --pi- ate- er- - laud- prcmrpt-ly preeeeds -- to- -- the-- -edrt!4n4 - -e € -- theaeir]4ty - -r- --the a elm 424etracer1s- - erd- -elet-ai-rrs - - permtssi-en --to pessess- the - firearm- wh }le -en- the- premses7 6---- Subseetien- -Sect-ow does- net - apply- to-the preprie ter- ef- the - premises -er- 414.s- er- - employees- tt}ri3e -engaged in- their- empleymeat- H---- Vieiatien-e €- th4e- Seetiet -4-s- decg ter- be..-a-C-iass -i m4sdemeanor--- 49rd-- 2359- §47- 18 -5 -85} 9 -427848-- Weepens-- appareA -Fr - tpabdre-- e€-- predue4mg bodily- 3rerrrtr_--- C- arrrrAg' r- rt+ x- �ri3xt�nr�i-- d €9piHr¢ng --o-r -- draw €Ag uniew€ul--- Penalty--- Bxeeptiens7 A----€ t- s�ti- i- �e-- un€ aw€ ui- trrr- �rryor3e-- te- ear�y;-- ettYr- iii -i-t-, d4splay- or-- t}ratw- arty--f-i-reert n-,-- daggerr-swerd;- 3frrrfe•- er--ol he-r eutting- os-- stabbing - ; marmmylb- ,--e €ule --er -- any --eta r - weapon apparently- eapabie- e€- produei-Ag- bodi- iy- -heta-,- rr-a- manner,- -under ereumstanees;- and --at - b-ime- -amid- pa aee •- the4- ei-titer- men €fasts -an intent -t-e -i iti eidete•- enether- or --leh re-- warrants- trireernr-€o-r -the sa €ety- o € -vith r - persons; -previ dad - Bret - titre- -seeti -lair -stall -net apply - to -er -a €feet- the- €ellewingt l - - -- Any- eet -eetr tted- by-- e-- pe- i-acnr -w1t ie -i-n- his -piaee e€- abode -er- fixed -p }aee -ef- business; 27 - - -AAy - parsers- wio- -dry- -vy±e --cr€ -kis -e € flee -e r - pub i e employment -ts _` by- 4tw-- w4tkr- a-- ekxtny -- to-- preserye- pubrl-ic safety; - mtAute 3tr- puirlio-- cntr,-- rr --tcs- melee- arrests - €er- a € €anew while -in- the- per€ermanee- e€ -sueh -duty; 3 - - - -Any - pe-rsotr -aet-i ng- -€or -the - purpose - o€- p tot eating himself- against- the - use -e€- presently- threatened- uAlaw €ul- €eree -le enether;- er -€er- the - purpose- e€- preteetiAg- enether- against- the -us e €- sueh- unlew €ul- €eree -by -a- third - persen; 4 - - -- Any -- persen -- engaged --ift- military - i�tities sponsored -by- the - federal -er- state- geverAmentet B- - -- Any- pe-rsetr-v- io-iating -- the- prey4s3etrs- -cr€- h &- seetien shall -be- guilty - a € -a -el ass - €- misdemeanor--- 49rd -- 2129;- 4- 1 -81 -} 97427959-- Biseher 4ftg - €itea rtts: - --It-- sly €i -be- unlawful for - any - powers -to-ti err -dim try- trr.- -pisL • oi,- -er- firearm e €- any - type- iiit49Arrt}ke-- c- i-ty -v- €- e- irrtgele& - prevHed- that -this seeders- shell - net --apps +- to-- peee-e cif# -i- -(m gaged -- w- the - lawful per €ermanee -e €- ther - duties; -er- persons- diseherging- startng -gun at- at-lrietie —ever -er -te --pens ne- -bargeb- sheeting --et- -duly lieensed- sheetng - gallery- in- a- eernivair eireue - €air;- parade;-e unless- vtixc� ell - allowed -- try- erd3tretrees- €- -e4AT - -er- -=rte == Biseharging- ti-ree --M a- 1-- be--e- -Q -laac - ll- fa-sde tier:-- -fot'd -. 21297- 4- 1 -917)- 9.42.060 Air guns. A. It shall be unlawful for any person to use or discharg= air guns, "BB" guns, slingshots or any other device capable of shooting or hurling pellets, slugs, "BB" shot, buckshot or any other missile or pellet over, along, or across any public street, alley or property within the city. -34- B. Any air gun, "BB" gun, or other device used in violation of this section may be confiscated by the Port Angeles police department and forfeited to the city. Discharging air guns shall be a Class II misdemeanor. (Ord. 2129, 4- 1 -81.) 9 -427698-- Pessess#en -ere. -- ar- M4fer - -- AIet under -tthe- agc - e €- feurteen —ears ekaE - haRel }e- er- -Yrave - -ra -hie pessess4en- er- iifider- Mt-- eetYNY'oi ,- reept-- tiatkrrl-- aeeetwparri-ed- -RIP-er under tMie-- tintted-i.-e ahreege• caE his- parent- or-- -ttare�iait -er -ether adult- appreved -fer-t ptrrpo-se-- o-f -filris ae< ilge - trite- gareat -er guardlanr -er- oh de- -uiUkm- -etie- supers aien- a €- a- t.artified eefet-y 4netrueter- at- an- establ fished -gun- range -er -€ €rearm - traning -sheer any- iirearerot imrt ftd- €er- urt3ttg -flget` -prat iea-ar - €er ether- cputpers : - -- fiery -- persen- rae3ataRs- afty - -e € -t to -- vreg tirg prey}a#enar-er-aAd4r1.- e4mump he- eelait ng-- aRr- auek- mraer -te vielete-deRe --s uma-r - aaa14.- be-lJki44t'y -}& -a -E }aes- 33- -1RR•kuiR!ecte-r-. 49rd 7- 21297- 4- 4 -8 +7} 9 -42- 686-- Paise-- #rr€erotati-oaa --f i zr.--- Ne-- person sha117- in- pnretrani. tg -or-- thherwise --fie •ice- i-reg-- &e±iatery a€ a p4stel er - -itt- epp4- y- ifig- €er -a- }-k -muse-- te- earry- -Idie -- same,-- g€.re-- 4a-bse fin €ermaten -er -e£ ter f�tise ;:- zum - aka- identity - -- Supplying €alse- fin €ermat±en- sMe44 -#re -e Maas Ff ri-sdetweaner.r-- {9rd: -21297 4- 1 -81-} 97427896 -- Per €enure- a €- weepens- A- - -- When - ant - person i-1-- be- €eund- luui.4ty- ,- Seeti ns 97427628 -er- 974278467- the-€ irearmr- weepenr-er- weapens- 4nvelved -4': the- off-ens -- straF1 - -be- there . sestet-- by-- bire-ehae €- o£--pe ire -and €er€e4ted-te- the- eity -e €- Pert- Angeles7 8: - -- When - arty -pee einr-st3a1.1 - -be- €sand- ga3.4t +- undeRi Sec -ivsm 97421-656- er- d 4- 2,—dgd-rer- arry- AAHR ITa ma- -4a€- a- erim4nai-law7 any-€ irearm7 -weepenr- er- weapens- 4nvelved- fin -er- used - fin- eenneet4e: with - the -o€# ease-- mey --be- - ecnt €; sealed- lay- bite- eh4e € -ef- poi. -i-ee --and €er€eited -te- trio- eity-of -+Po-rt eies: - - -(fit b --2 -1-88- §24, -1— €2-82; 8rd7- 21297- 4- -817} Section 2. Ordinances 2188, 2213, 2305, and 2357 are hereby amended by repealing Sections 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, and 24 of Ordinance 2188; Section 2 of Ordinance 2213; Section 1 of Ordinance 2305; and Sections 1 and 2 of Ordinance 2357. Section 3 - Severability. If any provisions of this ordinance, or its application to any person or circumstance, is held invalid, the remainder of the ordinance, or application of the provisions of the ordinance to other persons or circum- stances, is not affected. Section 4 - Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect on May 1, 1987. -35- PASSED by the City Council of the City of Port Angeles at a regular meeting of said Council held on the o� 1Le- day of April, 1987. ATTEST: I 4iSJ4n as ►LL_ }, A.J S.erri L An•erson, City Clerk APPROV -I AS TO FORM: Craig D. e'utson, City Attorney PUBLISHED: -36- M A Y O R